World Data Lab projects that the world will add 109m more consumers in 2024
Vienna, 8th November – World Data Lab (WDL) projects that 109m people will enter the Consumer class in 2024. This is a slight downgrade of 4m from W...
External: Ending Internet Poverty
Over the last 30 years, internet access has transitioned from a luxury that few could afford to a necessity that is relied upon by the masses, integra...
Forecasting Global Consumer Trends: What Lies Ahead Until 2030, And Beyond
In our recent webinar, we delved deep into the intricate patterns of worldwide consumer behaviour and category spending. We’ve highlighted the t...
Making emissions count in country classifications
In global economic circles, for practical purposes, countries are grouped into buckets. The World Bank Group and the International Monetary Fund, for ...
World Data Lab Sheds Light on “The Asia of Tomorrow” at the Asia Inclusive Growth Forum
New Delhi, India – World Data Lab’s Wolfgang Fengler was a keynote speaker at the Asia Inclusive Growth Forum (AIGF) in Delhi on August 25, 20...
World Data Lab Joins the Development Data Partnership
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Vienna, Austria- World Data Lab (WDL), a global data enterprise specializing in predicting spending, demography, and developm...
External: How the world consumer class will grow from 4 billion to 5 billion people by 2031
The continuous growth of the global consumer class is the biggest news that no one is talking about. Surprisingly, neither the global financial crisis...
Fighting poverty with synthetic data
Originally published on Brookings If you have ever used a smartwatch or other wearable tech to track your steps, heart rate, or sleep, you are part...
The Internet Poverty Index: Infographic
What is Internet Poverty? In today’s interconnected world, internet access has gone from being just a luxury to being an absolute necessity. V...