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The live dashboard calculates each regional value from the latest usable country observations and displays both the year range and the number of contributing geographies.
What this profile covers
The dashboard uses a 22-code Arab World set spanning North Africa and Western Asia. This analytical grouping overlaps the Africa profile and is not a claim that its members share one social condition.
How regional values are built
For each indicator, the dashboard takes the arithmetic mean of available national observations when at least 35% of the member set is covered. Members are not population-weighted.
| Dimension | Indicator | Primary source family |
|---|---|---|
| Psychological wellbeing | Suicide mortality rate | WHO via World Bank |
| Physical safety | Intentional homicide rate | UNODC via World Bank |
| Freedom of information | Freedom-of-expression index | V-Dem via Our World in Data |
| Protection of children | Children in employment | ILO via World Bank |
| Environmental pressure | Consumption-based CO₂ per person | Raw tonnes per person · separate from score |
Carbon context: The dashboard reports consumption-based CO₂ per person separately. It has 0% weight in the social score.
Regional limitation
Coverage and reference years vary by member and indicator. Language or regional identity does not make the underlying societies interchangeable, so the mean is only a broad orientation.
The Arab World profile does not rank a culture, language or religion. It summarizes available public indicators while preserving their limitations.
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