I'm Nafiul, an international development professional who loves building dashboards. Every week I turn public data on aid, crises, climate and the SDGs into one clear, interactive story.
of people in need are in the 2026 priority plan
for UN appeals, the lowest in a decade
Each one covers a single topic, built only from public sources, with every number cited.
239M people in need, 87M prioritised. Where the money goes, and who pays now.
Open dashboard →Ahead of COP31, who pledged, who paid, and who is still waiting.
Risk, readiness and the countries that face both.
Linked to what the sector is talking about that week: a new report, a UN day, a crisis.
OCHA, World Bank, WHO, UNHCR and other open sources. The newest figures, with dates.
Simple charts that work on any phone, with sources on every view.
There's so much good public data. I want it to be easy to see.
I work in international development, and every day I see how much useful data is published, and how hard it can be to read. So in my own time I build dashboards that make it clear in a minute.
Each week I pick one topic that matters to people working in development and humanitarian programmes, pull the latest public figures, and turn them into a dashboard anyone can explore.
It's personal, unpaid and independent. Views are my own and do not represent any employer or organisation. All data comes from public sources, cited on each dashboard.
Useful, unclear, or missing something? I'd love to hear it.
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I read every suggestion. The best ones become next week's dashboard.