Urban Population Mobility Difficulty Prevalence from Disability Data Hub

Adjusted prevalence data measures the percentage of persons living in urban areas with any degree of mobility difficulty. The dataset is produced by the Disability Data Hub (DDH) and focuses on urban populations. It provides a metric for analyzing accessibility and inclusion within cities.

Use Cases

• Analyze trends in the 'adjusted prevalence' metric over time to assess changes in urban accessibility.
• Correlate the prevalence of mobility difficulty with other urban socioeconomic indicators from the same source.
• Model the relationship between urban development policies and the 'percentage of persons' with mobility challenges.
• Benchmark the 'adjusted prevalence' metric across different countries or regions covered by the dataset.

Strengths

• Data is focused on a specific, policy-relevant metric: adjusted prevalence of mobility difficulty in urban areas.
• Produced by a specialized organization (Disability Data Hub) for disability statistics.

Limitations

• Specific row count, time range, and geographic coverage are unknown.
• Column names and sample data are unavailable, limiting immediate analysis.
• The 'adjusted' methodology is not described, which may affect comparability.

Provenance

Source

Disability Data Hub (DDH), aggregated via World Bank platform.

Geography

Urban areas globally, specific countries unknown.