About GoDataTrends

We publish short, evidence-led reports with clean citations. Manual now; automation next.

What we publish

Concise briefs that answer a specific question using primary, reputable sources. Every brief follows the same structure:

  • Headline — a clear claim or finding.
  • Explanation — 150–300 words of context and comparison.
  • Citations — source, title, section/page, date, canonical ID.
If a claim can’t be sourced, we suppress it. No speculation. No filler.

Method & integrity

Phase 1 — Static

Lightweight static workflow (WordPress/HTML) for reports, policy pages, and a consistent homepage.

Phase 2 — ALIS/Abacus

Retrieval-augmented backend: Abacus parses queries → fetchers index documents → retriever finds sections → ALIS summarises only retrieved context → citations enforced.

Sources we rely on

  • World Bank, IMF, OECD, WTO
  • WHO, UN agencies
  • ONS (UK), Eurostat, Gov.uk and equivalent official portals
We cite down to section/page where possible. PDFs, CSVs, JSON, and official web publications only.

Editorial standards

  • Neutral: analytic tone; no advocacy.
  • Comparative framing: baseline and peer comparisons.
  • Transparency: link to sources; log corrections.

Corrections & contact

Email [email protected] with the report link, the specific passage, and supporting sources.

Reuse & licensing

Quote short excerpts with attribution and a link back. For redistribution/commercial use, contact [email protected].

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