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9,644 datasets
The current fiscal year's list of upcoming contract opportunities for Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprises (M/WBE) in New York City. It includes procurements categorized by name, industry, and method, covering non-competitive small purchases and competitive sealed bids. The data is provided by the Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) and the Office of Citywide Procurement.
A registry of active, legally constituted companies. The dataset includes company names, unique identifiers, municipalities, and economic activity codes. It is published by datos.gov.co and was last updated in December 2025.
A dataset titled 'Lawcy Czastek zad3' published on Kaggle. The title suggests a potential connection to Polish legal matters, possibly involving lawyers or court cases. The dataset's specific content, size, and origin are unknown from the provided metadata.
ARP Budget Expense data provides detailed government expenditure records. Columns suggest tracking of funds, departments, and fiscal years, likely for accountability and reporting. The dataset originates from datamgmt.nassaucountyny.gov and was last updated on February 3, 2026.
A social science project examines everyday water governance arrangements in 12 rural sites across Malawi and Uganda. The data challenges the dominant 'associational model' of community-based water management, highlighting the role of key individuals instead of formal committees. The study situates water governance within wider village life and seasonal changes from 2017 to 2018.
Colombian patent applications published from the year 2000 to the present date. The dataset includes details on applicants, inventors, classifications, and filing procedures. It is published by the Superintendencia de Industria y Comercio (SIC) via the datos.gov.co platform.
This dataset documents enslaved individuals registered in the Knox County, Indiana circuit court between 1805 and 1807. It provides details such as names, ages, former residences, lengths of servitude, and the names of the enslavers who registered them.
18,300+ question-answer pairs derived from Turkish legal texts, case law, and legislation. The collection focuses on the Turkish judicial system, providing structured data for domain-specific natural language processing tasks in the Turkish language.
An overview of research on the deterrent effects of transferring youth from juvenile to criminal courts. The bulletin reviews extant research on general and specific deterrent effects, focusing on large-scale OJJDP-funded studies. It was authored by Richard E. Redding of Chapman University.
Public, law and order function expenditure (in IDR) is a dataset from the Indonesia Database for Policy and Economic Research, hosted on the World Bank platform. It likely contains tabular data on government spending for law enforcement and public order functions, denominated in Indonesian Rupiah. The specific temporal coverage, granularity, and number of records are unknown from the provided metadata.
149_Is the term of microsavings explicitly defined in law or regulation?_#VGGA_02 is a dataset from the World Bank's Global Financial Inclusion and Consumer Protection Survey. The dataset likely contains survey responses related to the legal and regulatory definitions of microsavings products. Its specific content, such as column definitions and row count, is not detailed in the provided metadata.
147_Is the term of microfinance explicitly defined in law or regulation?_#VGGA_00 is a dataset from the Global Financial Inclusion and Consumer Protection Survey, hosted by the World Bank. The data likely contains survey responses on whether the term 'microfinance' has a formal legal or regulatory definition across different jurisdictions. The dataset's specific scale, such as the number of countries or respondents, is not provided in the available metadata.
Survey data from the Global Financial Inclusion and Consumer Protection Survey, published on the World Bank platform. The dataset likely contains responses to a specific question regarding the application of Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) regulations for Other Deposit Taking Institutions (ODTIs). Its exact scale, column structure, and temporal coverage are not specified in the available metadata.
Survey data from the Global Financial Inclusion and Consumer Protection Survey, published on the World Bank platform. The dataset likely contains responses to a specific question regarding the regulatory practices of Other Deposit Taking Institutions (ODTIs) concerning Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT). The temporal coverage and exact number of observations are unknown.
Survey data from the Global Financial Inclusion and Consumer Protection Survey, published on the World Bank platform. The dataset likely contains responses to a specific question regarding regulatory practices for non-face-to-face customer due diligence by Other Deposit Taking Institutions. Columns may suggest information on institutional policies, risk assessments, and compliance approaches.
Global Financial Inclusion and Consumer Protection Survey data on regulatory frameworks for Other Deposit Taking Institutions (ODTIs). The dataset likely contains survey responses from multiple countries, collected by the World Bank. The specific time range, row count, and column details are not provided in the available metadata.
The Global Financial Inclusion and Consumer Protection Survey produced this dataset, likely containing survey responses on the existence of regulatory frameworks for financial cooperatives. The data is published by the World Bank. The specific number of countries surveyed, rows of data, and last update date are unknown.
Survey data from the Global Financial Inclusion and Consumer Protection Survey, published on the World Bank platform. The dataset title suggests it concerns the application of Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism regulations to financial cooperatives. The specific content, scale, and collection date require verification after download.
Survey data from the Global Financial Inclusion and Consumer Protection Survey, published on the World Bank platform. The dataset likely contains responses to a question regarding whether financial cooperatives are permitted to accept non-standard identification documents under risk-based Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism regulations. The specific column structure, sample data, and temporal coverage are not provided in the metadata.
Global Financial Inclusion and Consumer Protection Survey data examines whether financial cooperatives are permitted to use non-face-to-face customer due diligence under AML/CFT regulations. The dataset likely contains survey responses or regulatory assessments on this topic. It is published by the World Bank.