How we work with data

We use only verified information: official statistics, scientific studies, specialized databases, satellite observations, and local sources confirmed by independent data. For each study, we select the data that most accurately reflects the situation.

Our project is research-oriented: we are interested in understanding processes, not just sensations.

How we verify information

How we verify information

Every fact undergoes verification. If the data raises doubts or appears distorted, we compare it with alternative sources. Official statistics also go through additional validation: if independent data does not confirm it, we do not use such information in our analysis.

How we account for limitations

In some countries, the data may be incomplete, delayed, or collected using different methodologies. We take these limitations into account and always note where uncertainties may exist.

How we conduct analysis

We compare regions, countries, and time periods, study persistent trends, assess structural factors, and build possible scenarios for development. When possible, we use geospatial data and quantitative indicators. Our goal is to explain what is happening, why it is happening, and what consequences may arise.

How we update our approach

The methodology evolves alongside the project. As new tools, data, and research practices emerge, we adjust our approach to maintain the accuracy, transparency, and clarity of the analysis.