This dataset provides indicators to measure OECD countries' efforts toward Sustainable Development Goal 10, which focuses on reducing inequality within and among countries. The data is sourced from the OECD and built using global UNSDG data along with OECD data, allowing for tailored analysis of policy challenges faced by OECD nations. Key indicators include socioeconomic metrics across various demographics and regions, with data drawn from reputable sources such as the UN Global SDG Database and OECD's own databases. This comprehensive dataset aims to facilitate understanding and analysis related to inequality issues.

The Quarterly Financial Accounts dataset provides non-consolidated financial flows and is sourced from the OECD website. It includes data categorized by reference area, sector, and accounting entries, with quarterly frequency. The dataset features various metrics such as instruments, expenditures, and valuations, and is presented in XDC units. With diverse reference areas including South Korea and Canada, it offers a comprehensive view of financial accounts over time, ensuring detailed insights for analysis and research.

This dataset complements the report on Agricultural Policy Monitoring and Evaluation 2024, which assesses agricultural policy developments in 38 OECD member countries, 5 non-OECD European Union member states, and 11 emerging and developing economies including Argentina, Brazil, China, India, and more. The OECD employs a comprehensive classification system for agricultural support, known as Producer and Consumer Support Estimates (PSEs and CSEs), which provides insights into the intricate nature of agricultural policies. This dataset includes commodities reviewed and aligned with the Central Product Classification (CPC) Version 2.1 to enhance international comparisons. The data is sourced from the OECD Website.

This dataset provides detailed individual transaction-level data related to government debts, specifically used for aggregate measures. The monetary amounts are provided in US dollars. It covers various financial instruments such as bonds and loans, with additional details including transaction values, repayment profiles, and lead providers involved in the transactions. Data is sourced from the OECD website, ensuring a reliable and comprehensive coverage on the topic of debt transparency.