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We leverage data to investigate global issues, and recommend actionable policy decisions to improve human life. For every number has a story worth telling.

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09/06/2026

Green House Gas Emmission Trends
Africa’s contribution to global has historically been minimal, but the long-term data reflects a continent in the midst of a profound environmental shift. Starting from pre-industrial baselines in the mid-19th century, emission levels for (CO₂), (CH₄), and (N₂O) remained relatively low and stable for nearly 100 years.

However, the -WWII era triggered an exponential surge, particularly in CO₂ and Methane, reflecting the continent’s late-stage industrialization and expanding agricultural footprint. By 2024, Africa’s total CO₂ emissions reached approximately 2.87 billion , highlighting a critical need for policy frameworks that balance essential with urgent climate mitigation.

Read the whole analysis here: https://datapott.com/africa-green-house-gas-emmission-trends/

09/03/2026

Who is Polluting Our World More? USA vs UK vs China (1850 – 2024)
The hierarchy has reached a historic turning point. While the dominated global output for over a century, recent data through 2024 confirms that has officially surpassed the as the world’s leading active .

This represents a profound re-ordering of the . In 2024, ’s cumulative output climbed to 35.4 billion tonnes, driven by a vertical ascent over the last two decades. While the USA remains the historical giant with a total “ ” of 56.4 billion , China’s current annual trajectory has fundamentally altered the balance of global responsibility.
Read the whole analysis here: https://datapott.com/co%e2%82%82-output-between-the-usa-china-and-the-uk-1850-2024/

08/30/2026

Alone Produces a Third of the World’s , And Has Emitted Nearly 900 Billion Historically
Asia accounts for 33.4% of annual global CO₂ and has accumulated 899 billion tonnes historically, more than and combined. Across all three , , , and oxide, one pattern is unmistakable: Asia leads, and the gap is widening.
Read the whole analysis here: https://datapott.com/asia-alone-produces-a-third-of-the-worlds-co%e2%82%82-and-has-emitted-nearly-900-billion-tonnes-historically/

08/25/2026

Sub-Saharan Africa Holds 67% of the World’s Extreme Poor Yet Accounts for Just 15% of Its Population

-Saharan Africa has a 46% rate and hosts 570 million of the world’s 847 million extreme poor, 2% of the global total, and its trend is rising, driven by growth that is outpacing income gains.

Asia & Pacific has reduced its extreme poor to just 35 million (4.1% of world poor) at a rate of 2.2%, the lowest of any developing region, driven by ’s near-elimination of extreme poverty within its borders. #
Read the whole analysis here: https://datapott.com/sub-saharan-africa-holds-67-of-the-worlds-extreme-poor-yet-accounts-for-just-15-of-its-population/

08/20/2026

East Cut Its Poverty Rate by 57 Points in 32 Years, While Sub-Saharan Africa Has Slightly Moved in Three Decades

-Saharan Africa is the world’s most -stricken region, and the least improved. Its rate fell from 54.9% in 1990 to 35.3% in 2022, a reduction of only 19.6 percentage points while its population more than doubled, meaning the absolute number of poor actually rose.

East Asia & Pacific achieved the most dramatic regional poverty reduction in history, from 60.1% in 1990 to 2.9% in 2022, a 57.2-point collapse driven overwhelmingly by ’s economic transformation.

ead the comple analysis: https://datapott.com/east-asia-cut-its-poverty-rate-by-57-points-in-32-years-while-sub-saharan-africa-has-slightly-moved-in-three-decades/

08/16/2026

The World Has Halved Extreme Poverty Since 1990 – But COVID Reversed 25 Years of Progress in a Single Year

In 1990, more than half the world (53.7%) lived in extreme ; by 2024 that figure had fallen to 10.4%, lifting an estimated 1.5 billion people out of destitution over three decades. Yet in 2020, -19 erased a generation of gains in a single year, and today, 847 million still survive on less than $3 a day.
The fastest decade of reduction was 2000 – 2010, when the rate fell 16%, largely driven by China’s rapid industrialisation and economic reforms lifting hundreds of millions out of poverty.
Read the whole analysis here: https://datapott.com/the-world-has-halved-extreme-poverty-since-1990-but-covid-reversed-25-years-of-progress-in-a-single-year/

07/28/2026

Only 8 are in food crisis. But is at 63%; at 56%; at 45%.
Out of 126 assessed, only 6% sit in crisis territory. But that small number masks a staggering emergency.

Here's what the data shows:
Critical tier (≥40% severe ):
63.1% | 55.6% | 45.4% | DR 42.5%

→ More than 2 in every 5 people cannot reliably access food.
Severe tier (30–39%) and deteriorating:
Liberia, Sierra Leone, Afghanistan, Namibia, all trending upward since 2016 with no structural improvement in sight. These 4 are on track to become the next emergency.
Meanwhile, 85 countries (67%) sit below 10%, including at 0.4% and the at 1.0%.
This is not a spectrum. It's a cliff edge. And without tier-based international response protocols, the Severe group will escalate into Critical within years.
The data is clear. The policy window is now.
Full analysis + policy recommendations → https://datapott.com/only-8-countries-are-in-food-crisis-but-together-they-hold-hundreds-of-millions-trapped-at-the-edge-of-survival/

07/27/2026

In 31 Countries, More Than , and It's Not a Coincidence.

In , are 3x more likely to be severely than . In Haiti, nearly 1 in 2 don't have enough to .
Across 31 countries, the pattern is the same, where women can't own land, earn , or move freely, they go hungry first.
doesn't just limit opportunity.
It takes food off the table. World Food Programme UN Women
🔗 Full analysis: https://datapott.com/in-31-countries-women-face-significantly-higher-rates-of-severe-food-insecurity-structural-inequality-is-the-root-cause/

07/26/2026

1 in 10 People Worldwide Cannot Access - Global Food Just Hit 10%, Up from 7.8% in 2016. Wiped Out Years of Progress in a Single Year.

We're not winning the war on hunger. We're it.
Here's what the data from 126 countries reveals:
📈 The Global Trend is Worsening:
The global mean severe food insecurity rate rose from 7.8% (2016) → 10.7% peak (2022) → 10.0% (2024). 41 countries are still above 10%, including 22 above 20%.
🔴 The Worst Cases:
South Sudan — 63.1% | Malawi — 55.6% | Haiti — 45.4% | DR Congo — 42.5%
These aren't food insecure countries. These are countries in active food emergencies.
📉 The Single Worst Deterioration:
Afghanistan rose from 14.8% in 2016 to 31.0% in 2024 — a 16.2pp collapse driven by conflict and political rupture. Nigeria (+13.3pp) and Kenya (+13.1pp) are close behind.
✅ But Recovery IS Possible:
Zimbabwe fell 10.4pp (35.5% → 25.1%). Algeria dropped 8.1pp. Chad dropped 7.2pp. Political stability + agricultural investment = measurable results.
The lesson? Hunger isn't inevitable. It's political.
📖 Full analysis + policy recommendations → https://datapott.com/1-in-10-people-worldwide-cannot-access-enough-food-and-in-south-sudan-63-are-severely-food-insecure/

07/24/2026

𝗪𝗵𝗲𝗻 𝗳𝗼𝗼𝗱 𝗶𝘀 𝘀𝗰𝗮𝗿𝗰𝗲, 𝘄𝗼𝗺𝗲𝗻 𝗲𝗮𝘁 𝗹𝗮𝘀𝘁. 🍽️
In 31 countries, face HIGHER rates of than in the same , not because of or war alone, but because of inequality baked into systems.
📍 Pakistan: +10pp gap
📍 Afghanistan: +8.3pp gap
📍 Haiti: Women at 48% insecure
📍 Kenya, Peru, Dominican Republic… the list goes on.
And this gap hasn't closed in 8 years.
The fix? 's land rights. Direct transfers to . inclusion. Not charity, structural change.
Read the full Datapott analysis here 👇
🔗 https://datapott.com/in-31-countries-women-face-significantly-higher-rates-of-severe-food-insecurity-structural-inequality-is-the-root-cause/

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