Human-development measures broaden the question beyond national income
UNDP's Human Development Reports combine health, education and income indicators with discussion of agency and inequality.
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News & perspectivesUrban resilience is built through everyday services before a crisis
UN-Habitat resources connect urban planning with housing, infrastructure, inclusion and climate resilience.
Gender-equality indicators are prompts for action, not a finish line
UN Women and UN DESA compile evidence on progress toward gender-related Sustainable Development Goals.
Water-service progress must be measured alongside reliability and equity
UN-Water reporting tracks progress toward global water and sanitation goals using comparable indicators.
Social progress depends on trust, participation and institutions as well as income
UN DESA's World Social Report examines inequality, insecurity and the conditions for more inclusive societies.
Poverty analysis has to account for prices, vulnerability and the planet
The World Bank's Poverty, Prosperity, and Planet report tracks multiple dimensions of development progress.
Child well-being needs more than one global scorecard
UNICEF's State of the World's Children examines how large social and economic changes affect children and families.
Displacement data describes people and pressures, not a single policy answer
UNHCR's Global Trends reporting documents forced displacement and the conflicts, persecution and crises behind it.
Food-security reports show how affordability and access shape diets
FAO and partner agencies assess hunger, food insecurity and nutrition through the annual SOFI report.
Digital cultural spaces need both reach and rules for fair participation
UNESCO's Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions addresses cultural policy in a changing media environment.