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Using basic tools to enhance data usability and literacy

Data literacy and analysis tools should be inclusive so that no one is left behind. DataBasic developed analysis tools to empower data users with disabilities and data users across all levels to work with data in a simple, not intimidating way.

Source Organization:
DataBasic
Sources:
https://databasic.io/en/#about
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Relevant Actors
Academia; Bilateral; Civil society organization; Foundations; Inter-governmental organization; NSOs; Other government bodies; Other organization; Private sector;
Areas of development
Cross-cutting tool/course; Other gender relevant categories
Data Value Chain Classification
Uptake; Use
Areas of focus
Engagement

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