Poverty and Inequality Platform, World Bank - Revision history

Yutang.Xiong: /* Summary */

2026-01-29T22:03:12Z

Summary

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	Another update in August 2025 which led to the correction of three new tables. This is due to the World Bank adding a new modeling around 2021 PPP.		Another update in August 2025 which led to the correction of three new tables. This is due to the World Bank adding a new modeling around 2021 PPP.

			Note that throughout update from World Bank, data pertain to old poverty thresholds might not be available anymore. It is suggested to check throughly and mark old tables as legacy tables if World Bank stops updating them, or if IFs does not use them anymore.
	== Tables in IFs ==		== Tables in IFs ==

Yutang.Xiong: /* Tables in IFs */

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Tables in IFs

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Norah.Shamin at 20:07, 19 November 2025

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	# Filter your reporting data by national (except for Argentina, we can use urban data. For all the other countries it must be national.), filter survey by consumption [and income separately to blend values], headcount, poverty_gap, and median (median is the same in all excel files) will be the indicators for your data.		# Filter your reporting data by national (except for Argentina, we can use urban data. For all the other countries it must be national.), filter survey by consumption [and income separately to blend values], headcount, poverty_gap, and median (median is the same in all excel files) will be the indicators for your data.
	# After that select survey type income to blend these values in. Consumption should be the preferred survey type but to make sure we have as many values as possible use income has a backdrop.		# After that select survey type income to blend these values in. Consumption should be the preferred survey type but to make sure we have as many values as possible use income has a backdrop.
			# To use a script, navigate to https://github.com/n1shamin/Poverty-and-Inequality-Platform. This does the entire process (including Argentina, blending consumption and income, etc).

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

Norah.Shamin: /* Data Pulling Instructions */

2025-10-31T03:38:53Z

Data Pulling Instructions

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	== Data Pulling Instructions ==		== Data Pulling Instructions ==

	# Go to this site (https://pip.worldbank.org/home). Make sure the mode is 2017 PPP or 2021 PPP depending on the tables you are updating.[[File:Poverty and Inequality Platform.png\|none\|thumb\|700x700px]]		# Go to this site (https://pip.worldbank.org/home). Make sure the mode is 2017 PPP or 2021 PPP depending on the tables you are updating. Change this in the top right. [[File:Poverty and Inequality Platform.png\|none\|thumb\|700x700px]]
	# Select Interpolated Values		# Select Interpolated Values
	# Select Poverty Rate. The data you need will show up in one excel (ie if you need the poverty rate and gap for $3.00, it will show up in one excel). You do not need to select any other indicator or countries.		# Select Poverty Rate. The data you need will show up in one excel (ie if you need the poverty rate and gap for $3.00, it will show up in one excel). You do not need to select any other indicator or countries.

Norah.Shamin at 03:38, 31 October 2025

2025-10-31T03:38:26Z

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	== Data Pulling Instructions ==		== Data Pulling Instructions ==

	# Go to this site (https://pip.worldbank.org/home). Make sure the mode is 2017 PPP or 2021 PPP depending on the tables you are updating.		# Go to this site (https://pip.worldbank.org/home). Make sure the mode is 2017 PPP or 2021 PPP depending on the tables you are updating.[[File:Poverty and Inequality Platform.png\|none\|thumb\|700x700px]]
	~~# Select Advanced Options - Interpolated Values~~ [[File:~~PIP~~ .png\|none\|thumb\|~~600x600px~~]]		# Select Interpolated Values
	# Select Poverty Rate. The data you need will show up in one excel (ie if you need the poverty rate and gap for $3.00, it will show up in one excel). You do not need to select any other indicator or countries.		# Select Poverty Rate. The data you need will show up in one excel (ie if you need the poverty rate and gap for $3.00, it will show up in one excel). You do not need to select any other indicator or countries.
	# Click ~~Advanced options and choose Display Interpolated Values. Then click~~ download and choose download all country data. While the excel file has different indicators you do need to download different excels for the different dollar amounts (you will have one excel for $4.20, another for $3.00, etc). ~~[[File:PIP Advanced Options~~ .~~png\|none\|thumb]]~~		# Click download and choose download '''all country data'''. While the excel file has different indicators you do need to download different excels for the different dollar amounts (you will have one excel for $4.20, another for $3.00, etc).
	# Filter your reporting data by national (except for Argentina, we can use urban data. For all the other countries it must be national.), filter survey by consumption ~~(do not include~~ income), headcount, poverty_gap, and median (median is the same in all excel files) will be the indicators for your data.		## To select different dollar amounts shift the slider in the top left corner or type in the value.
			# Filter your reporting data by national (except for Argentina, we can use urban data. For all the other countries it must be national.), filter survey by consumption [and income separately to blend values], headcount, poverty_gap, and median (median is the same in all excel files) will be the indicators for your data.
	# After that select survey type income to blend these values in. Consumption should be the preferred survey type but to make sure we have as many values as possible use income has a backdrop.		# After that select survey type income to blend these values in. Consumption should be the preferred survey type but to make sure we have as many values as possible use income has a backdrop.

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	Multiply the data points by 100 to get the percentage values.		Multiply the data points by 100 to get the percentage values.

	The survey type must be consumption ~~and not~~ income.		The survey type must be consumption first then income second.

	For Argentina, we can use urban data. For all the other countries it must be national.		For Argentina, we can use urban data. For all the other countries it must be national.

	Make sure that you choose consumption and not income for type of survey.		Make sure that you choose consumption and not income for type of survey at first.

	For a country concordance table for the World Bank check this [https://github.com/n1shamin/World-Development-Indicators-Update-2025 GitHub Repo].		For a country concordance table for the World Bank check this [https://github.com/n1shamin/World-Development-Indicators-Update-2025 GitHub Repo].

Norah.Shamin: /* Data Pulling Instructions */

2025-09-05T16:21:41Z

Data Pulling Instructions

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	# Select Poverty Rate. The data you need will show up in one excel (ie if you need the poverty rate and gap for $3.00, it will show up in one excel). You do not need to select any other indicator or countries.		# Select Poverty Rate. The data you need will show up in one excel (ie if you need the poverty rate and gap for $3.00, it will show up in one excel). You do not need to select any other indicator or countries.
	# Click Advanced options and choose Display Interpolated Values. Then click download and choose download all country data. While the excel file has different indicators you do need to download different excels for the different dollar amounts (you will have one excel for $4.20, another for $3.00, etc). [[File:PIP Advanced Options .png\|none\|thumb]]		# Click Advanced options and choose Display Interpolated Values. Then click download and choose download all country data. While the excel file has different indicators you do need to download different excels for the different dollar amounts (you will have one excel for $4.20, another for $3.00, etc). [[File:PIP Advanced Options .png\|none\|thumb]]
	# Filter your data by national (except for Argentina, we can use urban data. For all the other countries it must be national.), filter survey by consumption (do not include income), headcount, poverty_gap, and median (median is the same in all excel files) will be the indicators for your data.		# Filter your reporting data by national (except for Argentina, we can use urban data. For all the other countries it must be national.), filter survey by consumption (do not include income), headcount, poverty_gap, and median (median is the same in all excel files) will be the indicators for your data.
			# After that select survey type income to blend these values in. Consumption should be the preferred survey type but to make sure we have as many values as possible use income has a backdrop.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

Norah.Shamin at 22:46, 4 September 2025

2025-09-04T22:46:28Z

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	== Data Pulling Instructions ==		== Data Pulling Instructions ==

	# Go to this site (https://pip.worldbank.org/home). Make sure the mode is 2017 PPP or 2021 PPP depending on the tables you are updating. [[File:PIP .png\|none\|thumb\|600x600px]]		# Go to this site (https://pip.worldbank.org/home). Make sure the mode is 2017 PPP or 2021 PPP depending on the tables you are updating.
			# Select Advanced Options - Interpolated Values [[File:PIP .png\|none\|thumb\|600x600px]]
	# Select Poverty Rate. The data you need will show up in one excel (ie if you need the poverty rate and gap for $3.00, it will show up in one excel). You do not need to select any other indicator or countries.		# Select Poverty Rate. The data you need will show up in one excel (ie if you need the poverty rate and gap for $3.00, it will show up in one excel). You do not need to select any other indicator or countries.
	# Click Advanced options and choose Display Interpolated Values. Then click download and choose download all country data. While the excel file has different indicators you do need to download different excels for the different dollar amounts (you will have one excel for $4.20, another for $3.00, etc). [[File:PIP Advanced Options .png\|none\|thumb]]		# Click Advanced options and choose Display Interpolated Values. Then click download and choose download all country data. While the excel file has different indicators you do need to download different excels for the different dollar amounts (you will have one excel for $4.20, another for $3.00, etc). [[File:PIP Advanced Options .png\|none\|thumb]]
	# Filter your data by national (except for Argentina, we can use urban data. For all the other countries it must be national.) headcount, poverty_gap, and median (median is the same in all excel files) will be the indicators for your data.		# Filter your data by national (except for Argentina, we can use urban data. For all the other countries it must be national.), filter survey by consumption (do not include income), headcount, poverty_gap, and median (median is the same in all excel files) will be the indicators for your data.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

Norah.Shamin: /* Notes */

2025-09-02T14:29:09Z

Notes

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	For Argentina, we can use urban data. For all the other countries it must be national.		For Argentina, we can use urban data. For all the other countries it must be national.

			Make sure that you choose consumption and not income for type of survey.

	For a country concordance table for the World Bank check this [https://github.com/n1shamin/World-Development-Indicators-Update-2025 GitHub Repo].		For a country concordance table for the World Bank check this [https://github.com/n1shamin/World-Development-Indicators-Update-2025 GitHub Repo].

Norah.Shamin at 16:52, 29 August 2025

2025-08-29T16:52:43Z

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Norah.Shamin: /* Data Instruction */

2025-08-15T17:19:06Z

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	== Data ~~Instruction~~ ==		== Data Pulling Instructions ==

	# Go to this site (https://pip.worldbank.org/home). Make sure the mode is 2017 PPP. [[File:PIP .png\|none\|thumb\|600x600px]]		# Go to this site (https://pip.worldbank.org/home). Make sure the mode is 2017 PPP. [[File:PIP .png\|none\|thumb\|600x600px]]