The Open Data Watch (ODW), ranked Morocco, during its 2022 session, at the 25th position worldwide out of 193 countries in the Open Data Inventory (ODIN), a clear improvement compared to 2021 when it was ranked 41st out of 178 countries.
“After its assessment of the quality level of data and metadata produced by the High Commission for Planning (HCP) and published through its institutional website (www.hcp.ma), the Open Data Watch has ranked Morocco 25th out of 193 in the Open Data Inventory, a clear improvement compared to 2021 when it was ranked 41st out of 178 countries,” said the HCP in a statement.
Morocco has also achieved the 7th score in terms of “Coverage”, one of the components of the ODIN index and this, based on the level of sectoral, thematic and territorial coverage of statistics produced by the HCP, the same source said.
With its new ranking, Morocco maintains its leadership in Africa and is positioned in the top ranks of developing and emerging countries and beyond several outperforming countries among the most developed as Switzerland, Japan, France, Australia and Italy.
“This performance is an international enshrinement of the quality and diversity of statistical information in our country as well as the multiplicity and user-friendliness of its dissemination media, notably through the renovation of its institutional website and its new statistical databases, in particular the one known as BDS and the platform dedicated to indicators on the achievement by our country of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs),” the HCP said.
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