World Bank Resources
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EdStats |
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EdStats is the World Bank's
comprehensive database of education
statistics. EdStats makes a variety of
national and international data sources
(such as UIS and OECD) available in one
location; compiles World Bank data on
pertinent education topics; adopts an
analysis-friendly format that enables
flexible access and custom-tailored
reports; and provides links to a large
number of education websites worldwide. |
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Social
Indicators of Development |
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Social Indicators of Development
contains the World Bank's most detailed
data collection for assessing human
welfare to provide a picture of the
social effects of economic development. |
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External Resources
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UNESCO
Institute for Statistics |
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The UNESCO Institute for Statistics provides global and internationally
comparable statistics on education,
science, technology, culture and
communication. |
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US
Department of Education |
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The US Department of Education offers a
wide variety of general statistical
information. |
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National
Center for Education Statistics |
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The National Center for Education
Statistics is the primary federal entity
for collecting and analyzing data that
are related to education in the United
States and other nations. |
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Educational
Resources Information Center (ERIC) |
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ERIC (Educational Resources Information
Center) is the world's largest source of
education information, with more than 1
million abstracts of documents and
journal articles on education research
and practice. |
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United
Nations Statistics Division |
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The United Nations Statistics Division
compiles statistics from many
international sources and produces
global updates, including the
Statistical Yearbook, World Statistics
Pocketbook and yearbooks in specialized
fields of statistics. It also provides
to countries, specifications of the best
methods of compiling information so that
data from different sources can be
readily compared. |
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International
Data Base (IDB) |
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The International Data Base (IDB) is a
computerized data bank containing
statistical tables of demographic, and
socio-economic data for 227 countries
and areas of the world. |
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Higher
Education Statistics Agency |
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Started in 1993 after a government
white paper called for more coherence in
the reporting and collection of higher
education statistics in the United
Kingdom, the Higher Education Statistics
Agency (HESA) is "the central
source for higher education
statistics." Not surprisingly, the
site features a detailed area devoted to
publications and data sets available
from the HESA, some of which are
available for no cost on the Web site,
and others which may be ordered on
CD-ROM. There are also a number of data
sets available at no charge that may be
viewed and printed, or downloaded for
free. The data sets are mostly from 1994
to 2002, and include statistics on
students (such as ethnicity, subject of
study, and institution level), staff,
and institutional incomes and
expenditures. The site is rounded out
with a collection of related links that
lead to related government bodies and
funding councils. |
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