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2022 Update International SERF Index Now Available
The 2022 Update of the International SERF Index is now available. This year’s update includes sex disaggregated data on food security. As a result, this year’s update includes sex disaggregated data on the right to education, right to food, and two aspects of the right to health for both the low- and middle- income assessment […]

Visualize the 2022 Update SERF Index Data Using Rightstracker.org
The SERF Index Project continues to partner with the Human Rights Measurement Initiative (HRMI). HRMI has adopted the SERF Index as its “income adjusted” quality of life metrics. HRMI’s data visualisation tool, rightstracker.org, now has been updated to include data from the 2022 SERF Index Update. This tool allows you to view graphs of country […]

SERF Index Now part of the Universal Rights Group’s Data Portal
The Universal Rights Group is an independent think tank located in Geneva that is focused on “analyzing and strengthening global human rights policy”. Among other things, “it provides a forum for discussion and debate” on human rights issues that seeks to bridge the gap between the international human rights system on the one hand and […]

2021 Update International SERF Index Now Available
The 2021 update of the International SERF Index is now available! This year’s update re-estimated all of the achievement possibility frontiers used to benchmark State obligations using the new round of the International Comparison Project providing per capita income data measured in 2017 PPP$. This year’s update continues to include sex disaggregation of many scores […]

2020 Update International SERF Index Now Available
The 2020 Update of the International SERF Index is now available. Highlights include sex disaggregation of scores on many right aspects, and the introduction of a new metric–the excess income metric. You can find an overview of the 2020 Update here and download the 2020 Update data here. .