Overview
Welcome to the Data EF, Cambodia‘s open data portal! This comprehensive guide is designed to provide you with all the information you need to effectively utilized the data within this portal.
Data EF is an Open Data portal that shares publicly available data with reliable sources in order to benefit the public, especially for researchers, data scientists, or policy scholars in the fields of economics and finance, who can search and download data in the portal for further analysis or integrate it with their own analytical tools as needed.
The distinct responsibilities of data
- Data Owner : refers to those responsible for the content, meaning, and quality of the data and who consent to the sharing of data with other persons for any purpose.
- Data Custodian (Data EF) : Refers to Legal Persons, Legal Entities, Public Administration Institutions, or Public Enterprises that determine the purpose and means of collection, use, or disclosure of data.
- Data Consumer : refers to Legal Persons, Entities, Public Administration Institutions, or Public Enterprises that consume the data from the data owner on behalf of the data custodian or public authority.
Types of Category
What types of data do we cover? There are many types of data related to Cambodia‘s economy and finance in our portal. For easy access, we also categorize our datasets on several topics such as :
- Macroeconomics : Data related to overall economic performance indicators such as GDP growth, inflation rates, unemployment rates, and trade balances.
- Public Finance : Data on government revenues, expenditures, budgets, and fiscal policies, etc.
- Financial Market : Data related to financial markets, including stock market indices, bond yields, foreign exchange rates, and commodity prices.
- Banking and Financial Institutions : Data on banking sector statistics, including bank assets, loans, deposits, interest rates, and regulatory information.
- Business and Investment Climate : Data on business environment indicators such as ease of doing business rankings, investment inflows, business registrations, and entrepreneurship statistics.
- Sectoral Economic Data : Data specific to various sectors of the economy such as agriculture, industry, services, tourism, and manufacturing.
- Poverty and Income Distribution : Data on employment trends, labor force participation rates, wages, and labor market conditions.
- International Trade and Economic Relations : Data related to income distribution, social assistance programs, and inequality measures.
- Infrastructure and Public Utilities : Data on infrastructure development, public utilities, energy consumption, transportation networks, and telecommunications.
- Demographic and Social Indicators : Data related to population demographics, such as population size, growth rates, age distribution, gender distribution, fertility rates, mortality rates, urbanization trends, and other social indicators like education levels, health statistics, and housing conditions.
- Employment and Labor Markets : Data reveals key aspects of the job market, such as employment rates, wage levels, job vacancies, and workforce demographics.
- Education : Data comprises information related to educational systems, including student enrollment, academic performance, school demographics, teacher statistics, and resource allocation.
- Real Time Data : Data refers to information that is collected, processed, and made available almost instantly as events occur.
- Master Data : Data is the core set of information essential to an organization’s operations. It includes key business entities such as customers, products, employees, and suppliers, and is maintained centrally to ensure consistency and accuracy across various systems.
The format of these datasets come in many types, ranging from CSV, XLSX, PDF, JSON, GEOJSON, KML, formats and more.