Data sources
At Super Geo Kid, we use data from international statistical platforms that consolidate and publish information sourced from world-renowned official bodies, with the aim of ensuring the consistency and reliability of the information provided.
Official reference bodies
The platforms we use as sources aggregate data originally produced by bodies such as the following:
- United Nations (UN) — Population Division and UNdata database
- World Bank — World Development Indicators
- International Monetary Fund (IMF) — World Economic Outlook
- World Health Organisation (WHO) — Global Health Indicators
- UNESCO — Education and Literacy Statistics
- World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) — Climate and precipitation data
- FAO (Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations) — Geographical and territorial data
Access and consultation platforms
To access data in a quick and reliable manner, we have used the following platforms specialising in the collection and dissemination of statistics:
| Variable | Platform used |
|---|---|
| Population, area, density, GDP per capita, average age and life expectancy | Worldometer |
| Literacy rate | Expansión / Datosmacro |
| Annual rainfall | IndexMundi |
| Population growth rate | WorldData |
| City populations and altitude figures | World Population Review |
| Longest rivers | WorldoStats |
These platforms regularly collate and update data from the official bodies mentioned above, enabling us to provide up-to-date and accessible information.
Content updates
The data and content on Super Geo Kid are reviewed regularly to ensure their quality, consistency and educational suitability. Our aim is to keep the information in line with updates published by the relevant sources and organisations.