Important Reports Published by Different Organisation

Name of The Organization Reports Published

 Education Index
United Nations  World Happiness Report
 Human Development Index

International Food Policy

Research Institute  Global Hunger Index

UNESCO Statistics Institute  Literacy Rate

 Healthy States, Progressive India Report
NITI Aayog  Performance of Health Outcome Index
 Urban Transformation Index

NITI Aayog, DIPP, CII  India Innovation Index

NITI Aayog and MHRD  School Education Quality Index (SEQI)

 Ease of Doing Business
 World Development Report
 Global Economic Prospects
World Bank  International Debt Statistics
 Universal Health Coverage Index
 Logistics Performance Index
 Migration and development brief
 Remittance Report
IMF (International Monetary  Global Financial Stability Report
Fund)  World Economic Outlook
 Fiscal Monitor
 Financial Stability Report
Reserve Bank of India  Monetary Policy (India)
 Handbook of Statistics on Indian Economy
 Report Trend & Progress of Banking in India
 Gender Inequality Index
UNDP  Human Development Index
 Sustainable Development Goals

The Heritage Foundation  Economic Freedom Index

World Intellectual Property  Global Innovation Index

Organization  World Intellectual Property Report (WIPR)
Institute for Economics and
Peace  Global Peace Index

Walk Free Foundation  Global Slavery Index

Reporters Without Borders  World Press Freedom Index

 World Energy Outlook (WEO)
International Energy Agency  Southeast Asia Energy Outlook

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IAEA (International Atomic
Energy Agency)
OPEC (Organization of the
Petroleum Exporting Countries)
Sustainable Development
Solutions Network (SDSN)
Asian Development Bank – ADB
BIS (Bank for International
Settlements)
FATF (Financial Action Task
Force)
WWF (World Wildlife Fund)
Fortune
ICAO (International Civil Aviation
Organization)
ILO (International Labour
Organization)
UN Inter-agency Group
United Nations Environment
Programme
Transparency International
UNCTAD (United Nations
Conference on Trade and
Development)
UNEP and INTERPOL
UNESCO (United Nations
Educational, Scientific and
Cultural Organization)
UNFPA (United Nations
Population Fund)
UN-Habitat
UNODC (United Nations Office
on Drugs and Crime)
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 Technical Cooperation Report
 Nuclear Technology Review
 OPEC Monthly Oil Market Report
 World Oil Outlook
 World Happiness Report
 Asian Development Outlook
 Global Financial System Report
 Global Money Laundering Report
 The Energy Report & Living Planet Report
 Change the World List Data
 Safety Reports
 World Social Protection Report
 World Employment and Social Outlook
 World of Work Report
 Global Wage Report
 Levels and Trends in Child Mortality Report
 Actions on Air Quality
 Global Environment Outlook
 Global Corruption Report (GCR)
 World Investment Report
 The Rise of Environmental Crime
 Global education monitoring Report
 State of world population
 World Cities Report
 World Wildlife Crime Report
 World Drug Report
 Global Report on Trafficking in Persons
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UNISDR (United Nations Office

for Disaster Risk Reduction)
UNICEF (United Nations
Children’s Emergency Fund)
UNICRI (United Nations
Interregional Crime and Justice
Research Institute)
UNHCR (United Nations High
Commissioner for Refugees)
UNIDO(United Nations Industrial
Development Organization)
 Global Assessment Report
 The State of the World’s Children reports
 Report on Regular Resources
 Reports on Counterfeiting and Organized Crime
 The Global Report
 Industrial Development Report

FAO  Global Food Price Index

IFPRI(International Food Policy
Research Institute)  Global food policy report
Cornell University, INSEAD &
WIPO  Global Innovation Index Published
UNEP- United Nations
Environment program  Human development report
 World Trade report
WTO (World Trade Organization)
 World Trade Outlook Indicator
World Inequality Lab, Paris
School of Economics  World Inequality Report
 Widening Gaps – India Inequality Report
Oxfam India
 An Economy for the 99%
UNESCO(The United Nations
Educational, Scientific and  United Nations world water index
Cultural Organization)  Gender Parity Index
Ministry of Housing and Urban
Affairs  Ease of Living Index

Important Basic : can be ask in UPSC Prelims

1-World Happiness Report
The World Happiness Report is a measure of happiness published by the United Nations Sustainable
Development Solutions Network (UN-SDSN).
6 Criteria for ranking –
1. GDP per capita
2. Healthy years of life expectancy,
3. Social Support,
4. Trust (measured by a perceived absence of corruption),
5. Perceived Freedom to make life decisions &
6. Generosity (measured by recent donations)

2-Ease of Doing Business Index

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The ranking of country is based on index averages the country‘s percentile rankings on 10 indicators
each having equal weightage.
The indicators are –
1. Ease of starting business
2. Getting electricity
3. Dealing with construction permits
4. Registering property
5. Protecting investors
6. Access to credit
7. Employing workers
8. Trading across borders
9. Paying taxes
10. Enforcing contracts &
11. Resolving insolvency

3-Global Hunger Index

GHI is designed to measure and track hunger globally and by country and region.
It is calculated each year by the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI).
 The GHI ranks countries on a 100-point scale. Zero is the best score and 100 is the worst.
 The components are
Undernourishment - The proportion of undernourished people as a percentage of the population.
2. Child wasting - The proportion of children under the age of five who suffer from wasting i.e low
weight for their height, reflecting acute under-nutrition.
3. Child stunting - The proportion of children under the age of five who suffer from stunting i.e low
height for their age, reflecting chronic under-nutrition &
4. Child mortality - The mortality rate of children under the age of five

4-Gender Inequality Index

It is computed by United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
 It uses three dimensions –
 Reproductive Health
 Empowerment &
 Labor Market Participation

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