About the DGI
The Data Gaps Initiative (DGI) was launched in 2009 by the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors (FMCBG) to close the policy-relevant data gaps identified following the global financial crisis. The successful conclusion of DGI-1 in September 2015 led to the launch of the second phase (DGI-2), with the objective to ensure regular collection and dissemination of reliable and timely statistics for policy use. DGI-2 concluded in December 2021.
In the fall of 2021, the G20 FMCBGs endorsed the concept note for the third phase of the initiative (DGI-3). DGI-3 includes 14 recommendations addressing four statistical areas (i) climate change; (ii) household distributional information; (iii) Fintech and financial inclusion; and (iv) access to private sources of data and administrative data, and data sharing.
MoreDGI News
- G20 DGI-3 Global Conference Key Messages, June 13-15, 2023
- IMF Managing Director’s Introductory Remarks to the G20 DGI Global Conference
- Event: Global Conference on the G-20 DGI (June 2023)
- G20 DGI-3 Workplan – People Planet Economy, March 2023
- G20 DGI-3 Workplan Welcomed by the Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors, October 2022
- Blog: Bridging Data Gaps-Can Help Tackle The Climate Crisis, November 28, 2022
- Press Release: G20 Leaders Welcome New Data Gaps Initiative to Address Climate Change, Inclusion and Financial Innovation, November 28, 2022
- DGI-3 recommendations
G20 Progress Reports and Other Documents
Global Conferences