Twelve annual development series for every country, read from the UN System Data Commons and preserved by PRISM with their revision history: Human Development Index, life expectancy, mean years of schooling and GNI per capita (UNDP HDRO), international poverty, undernourishment, child stunting and maternal mortality (SDG database), intentional homicide (UNODC), unemployment (ILO), primary-age out-of-school rate (UNICEF) and internet use (ITU). A protection baseline sits beside them, tagged with the register category each series speaks to: detected trafficking victims, intimate partner violence, female homicide, verified killings and enforced disappearances of human rights defenders, unsentenced detainees, and the Paris Principles and ICCPR standards. A revised value becomes a new row; the earlier values stay, so what an agency published, and when, can always be read back.
PRISM (2026). UN Official Statistics Archive (development baseline). PRISM, Protection, Risk & Impact Severity Monitor. Version 5.0. UN data terms apply per agency; PRISM's revision archive CC BY-SA 4.0. Retrieved 2026-09-24, from https://www.prismonitor.eu/data/un-statistics-archive
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