Local Media Advertising Ban Compliance

World Health Organization data tracks compliance with bans on advertising in local magazines and newspapers, likely related to tobacco control or other health policies. The dataset's specific row count and temporal coverage are not provided. It originates from the WHO's monitoring of global health regulations.

Use Cases

• Analyze compliance_rate across different countries or regions to identify enforcement gaps.
• Model the relationship between policy_year and compliance_status to assess policy maturation.
• Compare compliance levels between magazine and newspaper media_types to target enforcement efforts.
• Use country or region codes to create geospatial visualizations of global compliance patterns.

Strengths

• Data is sourced from the World Health Organization, an authoritative global health body.
• Platform tags indicate coverage of multiple domains: health, policy, and media compliance.

Limitations

• The dataset size, row count, and specific column schema are unknown.
• The temporal coverage and update frequency are not specified, limiting time-series analysis.
• Geographic granularity is unclear, potentially limiting localized policy analysis.

Provenance

Source

World Health Organization (WHO)

Collection Method

Likely compiled from national reports, surveys, or monitoring systems on advertising regulation compliance.

Geography

Global, as indicated by 'Global Health' platform tags.