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World Bank WDI · Verified November 9, 202632 indicators · 261 geographic areas, including 44 aggregates. These are historical source values, not a harmonized Atlas release. Source and license.

Verified WDI observations ◉

—Public source edition · not harmonized

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—World Bank WDI (selected)

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—Published annual source series

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Research database (SQLite ZIP) ↓Country–year dataset (wide) ↓Research dataset (long) ↓Variable dictionary ↓Provenance & checksums ↓

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Each displayed point retains its provider, year, geographic code and original unit. Mismatched frequencies, overlapping keys and suppressed values are flagged.

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Consolidated ≠ harmonized

Verified WDI records are queryable alongside the canonical layer, but they are not automatically added together or treated as statistically equivalent.