Version Notes

Version 8.48 (June 26th, 2025)

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You can download IFs Version 8.48 at IFs 8.48 (This is a UNIDO specific version with changes to GTAP sector membership and additional project data for VADD Manufactures).

Interface Updates

• Fix problem when Saving country names with "," in Bilateral Display Tables.
• Removed Total for 2nd dimensions that are marked with NoTot2 in ifsVar, like WATERHH in Flex Displays, to be consistent with Self-Managed.
• Removed Country A vs Country A in Bilateral Selections in Flex Displays.
• Added Exports for Bilateral Variables with Decomposed Groups in Flex Displays
• Fix to Fixed Graphical Display when using all available history.

Model Updates

• Tertiary enrollment Rate, Male, UAE initialization issue fix
• Fix on Primary Intake, there was a transient when rebasing to 2021.
• Fix aglossprodm, for crop in high income countries, it wasn't working for GDPPCP above 42, also fixed aglossprodm, Total

Data Updates

• 629 Tables inserted & updated
• 1 preprocessor updated, gov pension from ASPIRE
• 6 preprocessors updated, SDG indicators (% of pop with food insecurity) from FAOSTAT
• 4 preprocessors updated, malnutrition from FAO Food Security
• 4 preprocessors updated, age of marriage & informal labor from World Bank GenderStat
• 1 preprocessor updated, diabetes prevalence from IDF
• 7 tables (2 preprocessors), remittances from IMF BoP
• 2 preprocessors updated, gov debt from IMF
• 2 preprocessors updated, gov revenue from IMF
• 7 tables (6 preprocessors) from ITU, with one new table on ICT development index
• 72 tables (9 preprocessors), water & sanitation from JMP
• 10 tables (7 preprocessors), Land use from FAO
• 157 tables (40 preprocessors), education indicators from UNESCO
• 6 preprocessors updated, UNAIDS
• 1 preprocessor updated, World Bank B-Ready (old name was WB DoingBusiness)
• 82 tables (71 preprocessors), WDI batch update, blended version
• 184 tables (148 preprocessors), FAO FBS batch update
• 20 tables, SHAPE scenario based projections of GDPPCPPP & Poverty