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The SGI is the most thorough cross-national survey of governance in the OECD. The project identifies reform needs and highlights forward-looking practices, while offering full access to the data underlying 147 indicators.
 
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studies
The SGI’s comparative study of social justice in the OECD has triggered international debate.
 

Status Index

 

Management Index

Countries

America

America

Asia and Oceania

Asia and Oceania

Nordic Countries

Scandinavia

Northwest Europe

Northwest Europe

East-Central Europe

East-Central Europe

Southern Europe

Southern Europe

Central Europe

Central Europe
 
 

News

27 Oct 11New Study: Social Justice in the OECD
The SGI project has released a new study on Social Justice in the OECD. The report offers a comparative assessment of 31 OECD countries with regard to six key dimensions: poverty prevention, equitable access to education, labor market inclusiveness, social cohesion and non-discrimination, health as well as intergenerational justice.

Download the full report here.

Scores

Status Index

Analyze 2011 Status scores by category, criterion and indicator.

Link to 'Status Index scores'Status Index scores

Management Index

Analyze 2011 Management scores by category, criterion and indicator.

Link to 'Management Index scores'Management Index scores

Countries

Analyze 2011 Country scores on all levels, compromising 191 scores.

Link to 'Country scores'Country scores

 

Downloads

SGI 2011

Download SGI 2011 country reports, thematic reports, in-depth articles as well as complete scores.

Link to 'Country scores'Downloads SGI 2011

SGI 2009

Download SGI 2009 country reports, thematic reports and in-depth articles.

Link to 'Country scores'Downloads SGI 2009

 

Links

SGI part of OECD project wikiprogress

The OECD has kick started the global platform “Measuring the Progress of Societies”.

Link to 'wikiprogress'The SGI on wikiprogress

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