Data Portal
National Datasets
The following section features data sets and interactive tools that quantify health inequalities/inequities and their determinants in Wales.
Public Health Wales publish data and evidence on a range of public health topics. Including health intelligence, screening, congenital anomalies, healthcare associated infections, immunisations, diseases and infections, cancer and antimicrobial resistance.
The producer of a wide range of economic, social and population statistics, the ONS publish over 600 releases a year. The ONS also run the Census which takes place once every 10 years – Census data is available through nomis.
With a strong focus on local government and public service delivery, Data Cymru holds data relating to people, communities and equalities; children, young people and education; employment and business; health and social care; environment and sustainability; 2021 Census; and local government.
StatsWales is a free-to-use service that allows you to view, manipulate, create and download tables from Welsh data.
The DWP publishes statistics on benefits, pensions, employment programmes, income distribution and other subjects through a variety of data visualisations and online statistics tools.
International data sources
The following section features data sets and interactive tools that quantify health inequalities/inequities and their determinants across the globe.
Eurostat is the statistical office of the European Union whose mission is to provide high-quality statistics and data on Europe. Eurostat publish data on topics including economy and finance, population and social conditions, transport etc.
HEAT enables the interactive exploration and comparison of health inequalities in countries and territories. It includes health inequality data, including disaggregated data and summary measures visualised in a variety of interactive graphs, maps and tables.
The Global Health Observatory is the WHO’s gateway to health-related statistics for its 194 Member States. It provides access to over 1,000 indicators on priority health topics including mortality and burden of diseases, the Millenium Development Goals, non-communicable disease and risk factors etc.
The Data Catalogue from the World Bank includes data from the World Bank’s microdata, finances and energy data platforms, as well as development indicators. Development indicators include things such as access to electricity, adequacy of social protection and labor programmes, among other wider determinants.
The SDG Indicators Database allows user to access more than 200 country or area profiles. The SDGs has a global indicator framework which includes 231 unique indicators. A large proportion of the indicators capture the determinants of health e.g. quality education.
The OECD is a forum and knowledge hub for data, analysis and best practices in public policy. Their data covers policy areas such as the economy, employment, health, among others.
ILOSTAT is hosted by the ILO Department of Statistics, the focal point to the UN for labour statistics.