Global Data Barometer in the Caribbean
 March 30, 2021
The Caribbean is often described as "data poor" due to:
Limited access to high quality, locally relevant, openly accessible data.
Cultural and institutional habits as well as capacity limitations in both the public and private sectors that often forego the use of data and other forms...
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 March 29, 2021
After a period of recruiting we have managed to assemble a high quality, diverse team of experienced researchers, data experts and policy advocates to join the he Global Data Barometer Caribbean team and the worldwide community of the researchers participating in the GDB initiative.
In addition to...
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 February 9, 2021
The Caribbean Open Institute (COI) is currently seeking independent, country-level researchers for the following 8 countries: Bahamas, Belize, Guyana, Jamaica, Saint Lucia, Trinidad and Tobago, Haiti and Dominica Republic.
Selected researchers will act as national researchers for the first...
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 February 9, 2021
The Global Data Barometer (GDB) is an ambitious multi-stakeholder initiative that seeks to establish a new global benchmark for data governance, data capabilities, data availability, and data use for the public good. Targeting over 100 countries, the GDB works with regional Hubs, thematic...
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