The NSDP is a national data portal that serves as a one-stop vehicle for publishing essential macroeconomic data.
Gambia has launched a National Summary Data Page (NSDP) in implementing the recommendations of the Enhanced General Data Dissemination System (e-GDDS), the International Monetary Fund said in a statement.
The NSDP is a national data portal that serves as a one-stop vehicle for publishing essential macroeconomic data in both human and machine-readable formats.
Publication of essential macroeconomic data through the NSDP will provide national policymakers and a broad range of domestic and international stakeholders, including investors and rating agencies, with easy access to information that the IMF’s Executive Board has identified as critical for monitoring economic conditions and policies.
Making this information simultaneously available to all users will bring greater data transparency.
To mark this major milestone in The Gambia’s statistical development, Mr. Sanna Manjang, Senior Statistician at the Gambia Bureau of Statistics noted that “the implementation of the e-GDDS will facilitate our efforts to improve data dissemination.”
Louis Marc Ducharme, Director of the IMF’s Statistics Department, welcomed this major milestone in the country’s statistical development.
“I congratulate the authorities of The Gambia for the launch of the NSDP, an important step forward in data dissemination. I am confident that The Gambia will benefit from using the e-GDDS as a framework for further development of its statistical system.”
The Gambia has benefitted from a project on the Improvement of Data Dissemination in Africa financed by the United Kingdom’s Department for International Development.
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