Development Data Platform (DDP)
Definition - What does Development Data Platform (DDP) mean?
Development Data Platform (DDP) is a Web-based platform that uses the World Bank's Live Databases (LDB) for time series, microdata and survey data mining and reporting. DDP is developed and maintained by the World Bank Development Economics and Data Group (DECDG).
Techopedia explains Development Data Platform (DDP)
In 2004, DDP was released as a Web resource for development-related data reporting.
There are two DDP components, as follows:
DDP Microdata: Federal collaborative database maintained by the DECDG. Provides secure and record-level datasets to authorized users with documentation related to households, investments, services and surveys.
DDP Time Series: Provides access to databases maintained by entities like the World Bank, United Nations (UN), Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
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