Concept index

Classification system defining which economic activities count as environmentally sustainable in the EU.

Source: European Commission — taxonomy

Roles, standards, and processes defining who uses which data and with what quality — relevant to MEAL, CSR, ESG, and development statistics.

Source: OECD — data governance

Indirect value-chain emissions (suppliers, product use, logistics, etc.); often the largest and hardest to measure.

Source: GHG Protocol — Scope 3

Roles, standards, and processes defining who uses which data and with what quality — relevant to MEAL, CSR, ESG, and development statistics.

Source: OECD — data governance

Open platform managed by OCHA's Centre for Humanitarian Data that centralizes crisis datasets, with Data Grids to measure availability and currency per operation.

Source: OCHA Centre for Humanitarian Data — HDX

OCHA annual report on open humanitarian data availability using Data Grids. The 2026 edition reports 68% available/current in 22 operations, down from 74% in 2025, amid funding cuts.

Source: OCHA — The State of Open Humanitarian Data 2026 (PDF)

Presenting indicators by subgroup (sex, territory, age, etc.) so inequalities are not hidden behind an average.

Source: UNSD — leave no one behind

Roles, standards, and processes defining who uses which data and with what quality — relevant to MEAL, CSR, ESG, and development statistics.

Source: OECD — data governance

Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning: the cycle linking indicators, evidence, accountability, and learning.

Source: ALNAP

Roles, standards, and processes defining who uses which data and with what quality — relevant to MEAL, CSR, ESG, and development statistics.

Source: OECD — data governance