Immunisation coverage data is a starting point for outreach, not a final verdict on care
WHO and UNICEF estimates track routine immunisation while drawing attention to populations missed by services.
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News & perspectivesMental-health reports focus attention on systems, rights and access
WHO's World Mental Health Report calls for services that are available, community-based and rights-respecting.
Air-quality evidence becomes useful when monitoring reaches the people most exposed
WHO materials connect particulate pollution with health risks and outline the role of standards and monitoring.
Biodiversity evidence works best when it is connected to decisions on land and water
IPBES assessments synthesize research on nature, ecosystems and the drivers of change.
An emissions gap is a measure of distance, not a single policy prescription
UNEP compares projected emissions pathways with levels associated with agreed temperature goals.
The global climate record is a baseline for decisions, not a substitute for local risk plans
WMO's State of the Global Climate brings together observations on temperature, oceans, ice, greenhouse gases and extreme events.
Food-market information helps explain risk, but does not replace local price checks
FAO's market-information work tracks agricultural conditions and food-price signals across countries.
Employment outlooks should be read alongside the quality of work
ILO analysis looks beyond headline employment totals to shifts in job quality, protection and labour-market access.
Small-firm evidence is strongest when it includes the firms left out of headlines
World Bank Enterprise Surveys gather comparable information from businesses across many economies.
Tourism data needs room for seasonality, jobs and local pressure
UN Tourism's data hub provides international indicators for travel and tourism activity.