The World Bank Open Data API provides access to a wide range of development data, including statistics on poverty, health, education, and infrastructure. The API uses a simple, consistent schema to make it easy to access and use this data.
This page provides an overview of the data models and schemas used in the World Bank Open Data API, including information on the structure and organization of the data, as well as examples of how to use the API to retrieve specific data.
This tutorial provides an introduction to using the World Bank Open Data API to access development data, including information on how to register for an API key, how to use the API to retrieve data, and how to work with the data models and schemas provided by the API.
This reference guide provides detailed information on the schema used by the World Bank Open Data API, including information on the structure and organization of the data, as well as examples of how to use the API to retrieve specific data.
This article discusses the World Bank's Open Data Initiative, including the goals and objectives of the initiative, as well as the data models and schemas used to provide access to the data. The article also includes examples of how the data can be used to support development research and policy.
This article provides guidance on how to integrate data from the World Bank Open Data API into your application, including information on how to work with the API's data models and schemas, as well as examples of how to use the data to support development-related use cases.
This research paper provides a review of the data models and schemas used by the World Bank Open Data API, including an evaluation of the strengths and weaknesses of the API's data structure and organization. The paper also includes recommendations for how the API can be improved to better support development research and policy.
This webinar series provides an introduction to the World Bank Open Data API, including information on how to use the API to access development data, as well as guidance on how to work with the data models and schemas provided by the API. The series is intended for developers, researchers, and policymakers who want to learn more about how to use the API to support their work.