The Institute's maintained indices and trackers: long-running, versioned datasets with a fixed update cadence, named sources and a published methodology.
These datasets are maintained as long-running public goods, distinct from the Institute’s one-off reports and papers. Each is versioned, updated on a fixed cadence, built from named sources, and released under a CC BY 4.0 licence with a documented methodology and codebook. For a single study rather than a maintained series, see the publications library.
An annual composite index of fiscal, administrative and regulatory state capacity across 142 countries, with full sub-index and indicator-level data.
A source-linked tracker of civic-space restrictions, associational freedoms and electoral integrity across 96 countries since 2015.
Firm- and sector-level trade, output and productivity indicators for 54 emerging and frontier economies, 2008–2025.
A rolling, source-linked record of national AI, data-protection and platform-regulation measures across 71 jurisdictions.
Comparative sub-scores for financing stability, workforce capacity and surge capacity across 88 health systems, 2012–2026.
Harmonised learning-assessment and employer skills-needs indicators for 63 countries, with a 19-country cohort-tracking panel.
Project-level tracking of adaptation and resilience finance commitments and disbursements across 112 recipient countries.
Supply-concentration and stockpiling-resilience measures for critical minerals and strategic commodities across 46 countries.
Every dataset states its construction, weighting choices and coding rules in a public methodology note and codebook, so figures can be checked and reproduced.
Read moreEach series lists its contributing institutions and primary sources, and marks values as unavailable rather than estimating where evidence is missing.
Read moreAll datasets are released under CC BY 4.0 for reuse with attribution, and how our editorial independence is protected is disclosed alongside each series.
Read moreThe maintained series are free to reuse under CC BY 4.0. For custom extracts, sub-national detail or a documented data brief, our research team can help.