Number of lives that can be saved by implementing WHO 'best buys', Risk of premature death, National targets, Risk factors, National Systems Response

Electronic State Parties Self-Assessment Annual Reporting Tool (e-SPAR) is a web-based platform proposed to support State Parties of the International Health Regulations (IHR) to fulfil their obligation to report annually to the World Health Assembly (WHA) on the implementation of capacity requirements under these Regulations and to encourage the transparency and mutual accountability between States Parties towards global public health security, under the WHO IHR Monitoring and Evaluation Framework.

The WHO Global Observatory on Health R&D is a centralized and comprehensive source of information and analyses on global health R&D activities for human diseases.

Laws and Policies Analytics is a platform to view data on HIV-related laws and policies in countries compiled from official sources and reported by both national authorities and civil society to UNAIDS and the World Health Organization. It allows users to chart and map data on HIV-related laws and policies and compare them with data on key indicators on the HIV epidemic and response

No longer exists online. Health status indicators, Maternal nutrition, Pregnancy involving risks, Maternal mortality ratio, Place of birth and type of provider, Equality across continuum of care, Quality of care indicators, Reasons for not seeking medical care,

Progress towards achieving the Roadmap targets for control and elimination of the Neglected Tropical Diseases

Mental health system governance, Resources for mental health, Mental health service availability and uptake, Mental health promotion and prevention

Epidemiological profile, Intervention policies and strategies, Sources of financing, Coverage, impact

The Global Health Expenditure Database (GHED) provides internationally comparable data on health spending for close to 190 countries from 2000 to 2017. The database is open access and supports the goal of Universal Health Coverage (UHC) by helping monitor the availability of resources for health and the extent to which they are used efficiently and equitably.

This microdata repository contains data from relevant NCD surveys which have used the standardized and recommended WHO tools and methods for undertaking population based surveys on NCD risk factors and related behaviours. These include: STEPS, the Global Adult Tobacco Survey (GATS), the Global School-Based Student Health Survey (GSHS), and the Global Youth Tobacco Survey (GYTS).

real procurement data: provides prices, volumes, formulations, manufacturers and help to do price trend analysis, benchmark analysis, and procurement performance analysis. this is a transparency tool which provides countries, partners and scholars with up to date data to help informed decision making and analysis

Data provided by countries to WHO and estimates of TB burden generated by WHO for the Global Tuberculosis Report are available for download as comma-separated value (CSV) files. CSV files can be opened by or imported into many spreadsheet, statistical analysis and database packages.

The WHO Micronutrients Database is an interactive platform for summarizing data published in reports and manuscripts on the micronutrient status of populations representative at the national, regional (within country) and first administrative level (e.g. canton, state, province). In this pilot version of the Micronutrients Database, users may download data on the micronutrient status of populations and create maps of the prevalence of key micronutrient deficiencies using the tabs above. In the future, features that allow users to create graphs and country profiles of the micronutrient status of populations will be added

The database contains basic information (ADI, ARID, CAS number etc) for all pesticides evaluated by the Joint Meeting on Pesticide Residues (JMPR) as well as the available publications (reports and monograph) for each compound.

The ICTRP Search Portal aims to provide a single point of access to information about ongoing and completed clinical trials. It provides a searchable database containing the trial registration data sets made available by data providers around the world meeting criteria for content and quality control.

The most up to date global health data, including regional and country data organized separately in the areas of maternal,newborn, child, and adolescent health

The Food safety collaborative platform (FOSCOLLAB) integrates elements from separate sources: JECFA database, JMPR database, GEMS/Food Contaminants database, FAO/WHO Chronic individual food consumption database (CIFOCOss), the WHO Collaborating Centers Database and data from other UN organizations.By integrating multiple sources of reliable data, FOSCOLLAB helps overcome the challenges of accessing key sources in a timely manner, allowing for better risk assessment and decision-making by food safety professionals and authorities.The platform contains two entries:An entry called �Data Analysis� (left-hand entry above), which contains risk assessment reports, specifications as well as food consumption and food contamination data analysis.An entry called �Raw data & Summary statistics� (right-hand entry above), which allows the user to access and download raw data for food contamination and summary statistics for food consumption.

Environmental burden of disease for selected risk factors: water and sanitation, hygiene, indoor air, outdoor air, main malaria vectors

Action plans, policies and laws relevant to several types of violence; Laws and prevention programmes by type of violence; Victim laws; Victim services; Data on violence

[Needs flash player]. Guidance on the process used for cleaning and validating GPRM data of medicines. By Country, by region , with data export

Within the context of the IHR (2005), the secretariat has established some additional attributes that have to be collected and monitored with regards to each of the types of POE and their sanitary capacitiesThe POE database includes a public oriented database accessible to all travel and transport stakeholders including National Focal Points, Competent Authorities at points of entry and all partners and public to whom the POE database is applicable and relevant.The dataset includes the list of ports and other information submitted by the States Parties concerning ports authorized to issue Ship Sanitation Certificates under the International Health Regulations (2005):- Ship Sanitation Control Certificates only (SSCC) and the provisions of the services referred to in Annex 1 and 3- Ship Sanitation Control Exemption Certificates (SSCEC) only- Extensions to the SSCThis list of authorized ports and other information is comprised of information submitted by the States Parties to WHO; WHO publishes this information in accordance with the requirements of the IHR (2005). This list will be updated by WHO as additional information is received from the States Parties.

The global open-access Tripartite antimicrobial resistance database provides access to information on the status of countries� regarding the implementation of the global action plan and actions to address antimicrobial resistance across all sectors. Information captured in this database is a result of the country self-assessment questionnaire disseminated to countries by WHO, FAO and OIE. Countries were asked to assess their progress in: developing their national antimicrobial resistance action plans; working with multiple sectors; and implementing key actions to address antimicrobial resistance. Responses consolidated across all sectors were submitted via a country specific electronic link.

The profiles detail the new round of estimates developed by WHO, UNICEF, UNFPA, World Bank Group and the United Nations Population Division for the years 2000 to 2017 For further information visit, Maternal mortality: Levels and trends, 2000 to 2017. Maternal mortality ratio, Number of maternal deaths, HIV-related indirect maternal deaths, Live births in thousands, Proportion of maternal deaths among deaths of female reproductive age.

HIIP enables users to look at historical change of health-related indicators in all countries and areas of the Western Pacific Region. Data exploration, analysis, visualization and generation of analytical and information products: they can all be done with HIIP

Electronic State Parties Self-Assessment Annual Reporting Tool (e-SPAR) is a web-based platform proposed to support State Parties of the International Health Regulations (IHR) to fulfil their obligation to report annually to the World Health Assembly (WHA) on the implementation of capacity requirements under these Regulations and to encourage the transparency and mutual accountability between States Parties towards global public health security, under the WHO IHR Monitoring and Evaluation Framework.

Health information platform for the Americas (PLISA)

This is the South-East Asia Regional Microdata Repository archives, catalogues and provides access to data from large-scale population-based surveys supported by WHO/SEARO in the Member States.

Interact, visualize, and download global, regional and country summaries of immunization data over time.

The field of genetics has already generated important technologies and approaches for the benefit of public health. Genetic research and its applications need to be managed through frameworks that safeguard human dignity, safety, states� interests, and health for all. The ELSI Genetics Resource Directory (ELSI ReD) has been developed to provide an easy to use source to locate documents on genetic testing and screening, pharmacogenomics, genetic patents, genetic databanks and gene therapy. The directory includes legislations, guidelines, reports and statements.

National data for the overall age group, sexes combined are exported from this database and form the basis for the global and regional joint child malnutrition estimates produced together with UNICEF and the World Bank

NCD-related documents received from Member States: policies, management guidelines, legislation, targets

In 2016, WHO identified 21 countries with the potential to achieve zero indigenous cases of malaria by 2020. Together, they form the E-2020 initiative. This interactive map provides the latest information on progress and challenges in these 21 countries on their path towards elimination.

The Data Repository presents health indicators' data tables for the region's 22 countries.Health indicators are accessible under the following groups : Demographic and socioeconomic determinants. Risk factors, life expectancy and mortality. Burden of diseases. Neglected tropical diseases. Reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health. Health financing. Health workforce. Health information systems. Availability of medicines and selected medical devices. Service delivery and service coverage.

Coordination platform for GOARN emergency partnership network - all data behind password-protected Drupal portal. Datasets are a subset of EMS2 (vSHOC) emergencies plus some extra GOARN-specific information for partner coordination.

The NCD document repository provides access to over 2900 documents containing NCD targets, policies, and guidelines submitted by Member States to WHO

The full-text repository for country reports, surveys and publications related to noncommunicable diseases and it's risk factors.

The Health Information Platform�or HIP�is an integrated database of country health indicators from WHO global health estimates and nationally reported values across the 11 member states of the WHO South-East Asia Region. The HIP allows users to access and download data and indicators and utilize interactive analytics tools to generate tables and charts, view maps and dashboards, and generate visualizations. The HIP is powered by the District Health Information Software v.2 (DHIS2).

The global database on antimalarial drug efficacy and resistance was established to track the status of antimalarial drug efficacy in malaria endemic countries. The database includes data for the 5 malaria parasite species, several antimalarial drugs and 4 types of molecular markers of resistance: Pf PfKelch 13, Pfplasmepsin 2-3, Pfmdr1 and Pfcrt. The contents of the database are extracted from published and non-published therapeutic efficacy studies (TES) and molecular marker studies conducted by ministries of health, national malaria control programmes, research institutes and nongovernmental organizations.

Find out which tobacco control measures match the country you are looking for. Explore! Acccess data, laws, analysis, charts and country comparisons. Identify leading countries with the interactive chart feature

The SEARO full-text repository for country reports, surveys and publications related to noncommunicable diseases and it's risk factors

The Food safety collaborative platform (FOSCOLLAB) integrates elements from separate sources: JECFA database, JMPR database, GEMS/Food Contaminants database, FAO/WHO Chronic individual food consumption database (CIFOCOss), the WHO Collaborating Centers Database and data from other UN organizations.

Tracking biological challenges to malaria control and elimination. Vector insecticide resistance, parasite pfhrp 2/3 gene deletions, parasite drug efficacy and resistance, invasive vector species

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Tripartite AMR Country self-assessment survey. The global open-access Tripartite antimicrobial resistance database provides access to information on the status of countries� regarding the implementation of the global action plan and actions to address antimicrobial resistance across all sectors. Information captured in this database is a result of the country self-assessment questionnaire disseminated to countries by WHO, FAO and OIE. Countries were asked to assess their progress in: developing their national antimicrobial resistance action plans; working with multiple sectors; and implementing key actions to address antimicrobial resistance. Responses consolidated across all sectors were submitted via a country specific electronic link

For each country, available data and information is provided on oral diseases such as caries, periodontal disease and oral mucosal diseases and oral health manpower, dental education, oral health insurance and info relevant to oral health care

The Global Dementia Observatory (GDO) is a data and knowledge exchange platform that offers easy access to key dementia data from Member States across the following three domains: policies, service delivery, and information and research. The GDO supports countries in measuring progress on dementia actions outlined in the Global Dementia Action Plan on the Public Health Response to Dementia 2017-2025 and assists them in strengthening policies, service planning and health and social care systems for dementia.

The Global Database on P. falciparum hrp2/3 gene deletions was established to track the deletions of hrp2/3 genes in Plasmodium falciparum parasites worlwide. It aims at accelerating the understanding of the geographical distribution of pfhrp2/3 gene deletions and how this evolves over time. The contents of the database are extracted from published articles and reports.

The latest WHO/UNICEF JMP report 'Progress on household drinking water, sanitation and hygiene 2000-2017: Special focus on inequalities' assesses progress made at national, regional and global levels in reducing inequalities in WASH services. It includes in-depth analysis of inequalities between and within countries and identifies the populations most at risk of being left behind.

The WHO global database on invasive vector species was established to track the spread of Anopheles vector species into new areas. At present, the database contains data on detections of Anopheles vector species outside of their native ecosystems. Detections of other invasive species will be added as reports become available. The data is provided by Member States, research institutions or directly extracted from peer-reviewed scientific publications.

WHO GRSInfo allows users to explore and interact with the data from the Global status report on road safety 2018, published by WHO in December 2018. Through this app you can, among others: quickly access the report�s key messages; run queries and obtain lists of countries that meet a given criteria; compare country profiles; compare a country�s death rate and legislation with global or regional averages; save the results of your queries; search words within the full text of the report.

European health information gateway - A wealth of information at your fingertips

Alcohol consumption: levels and patterns, Health consequences: mortality and morbidity, policies and interventions

What is an age-friendly world? A world in which you would want to grow older. This website aims to support a global community that works together towards this vision of an age-friendly world. Age-friendly World creates a place for people and organizations all over the world to share what they know and learn from others.

The database contains basic information (ADI, dietary exposure� etc) for all chemicals evaluated by the Joint Committee on Food Additives and Contaminants (JECFA) as well as the available publications (reports and monograph) for each compound.

This is the South-East Asia Regional Microdata Repository archives, catalogues and provides access to data from large-scale population-based surveys supported by WHO/SEARO in the Member States

The WHO Mortality Database is a compilation of mortality data by age, sex and cause of death, as reported annually by Member States from their civil registration systems.

Progress towards achieving the Roadmap targets for control and elimination of the Neglected Tropical Diseases

These country profiles provide an overview of latest available data on a variety of HIV related topics as of 2017. These profiles are for countries in the WHO African Region.

The World Health Organization Assessment Instrument for Mental Health Systems (WHO-AIMS) is a new WHO tool for collecting essential information on the mental health system of a country or region. Policy and legislative framework, Mental health services, Mental health in primary health care, Public education and links with other sectors, Monitoring and research.

Cholera background, outbreak, WHO support actions

Demographic and socioeconomic data, Health sector cascade, Epidemiological HIV data, Prevention of mother-to-child transmission, Key populations, Median annual price of ARV drug regimens for adults, National HIV policies and plans

The Global database on the Implementation of Nutrition Action (GINA) is an interactive platform for sharing standardized information on nutrition policies and actions, i.e. what are the commitments made and who is doing what, where, when, why and how (including lessons learnt). GINA contains the following types of data:Policies: The GINA policy section tracks commitments to ensuring good nutrition demonstrated in policy and legislative documents. Documents can be specific to nutrition, e.g. national nutrition policies, vitamin A strategies, or codes of marketing of breast-milk substitutes. Documents can also have broader scopes, e.g. health or agriculture sector strategies, or development plans. Documents include policies, strategies, action plans and legislation. Read more about the policy and legislation data in GINA. Programmes and actions: The GINA action section tracks action taken to improve nutrition as implemented through programmes and interventions. The programmes are user-defined and can contain an unlimited number of pre-defined nutrition actions, including both nutrition-specific and nutrition-sensitive interventions. Pre-defined actions span from e.g. Feeding of low-birth-weight infants to Implementation of maternity protection, and cover all age groups. Mechanisms: The GINA mechanisms section contains information on mechanisms relevant to nutrition. Examples are multisectoral or multistakeholder nutrition coordination mechanisms as well as mechanisms for monitoring compliance with legislation such as codes of marketing of breast-milk substitutes. GINA also includes the TFA Country Score Card. WHO monitors countries' progress in implementing legislative and other measures to reduce and eliminate industrially produced trans-fatty acids (TFA). The TFA Country Score Card tracks countries� mandatory TFA limits and related monitoring mechanisms, other complementary measures, and national policy commitments.

Household data includes a household roster, health insurance coverage, health expenditures, and indicators of permanent income or wealth. Individual level data include sociodemographic information, health state descriptions, health state valuation, risk factors, chronic conditions, mortality, health care utilization, health systems responsiveness and social capital.

Global Atlas of medical devices book provides the global, regional and country data particularly on the availability of specific medical devices, policies, guidelines, standards and services.

The portal shows health spending data by country broken down by financing, source, function, disease etc. The data is available from 2000-2018 and a custom data extract can be created through a data explorer. It also includes metadata, supporting documents, and visualizations.

The ICTRP Search Portal aims to provide a single point of access to information about ongoing and completed clinical trials. It provides a searchable database containing the trial registration data sets made available by data providers around the world meeting criteria for content and quality control.

Dracunculiasis Eradication Portal provides information about the epidemiological status of guinea worm disease worldwide and the certification status of countries as one of the disease targeted for eradciation