GOSI launches occupational hazards data page on open data platform
Saudi Arabia’s General Organization for Social Insurance has introduced an occupational hazards page on its open data platform to mark World Statistics Day.
Key Takeaways
AIThe General Organization for Social Insurance (GOSI) has launched a dedicated page for occupational hazards on its open data platform, coinciding with World Statistics Day, observed annually on October 20. The initiative aims to provide access to data and indicators related to occupational hazards, supporting specialized studies, research, and analyses.
The new page enables researchers and interested parties to access data and indicators on occupational hazards, which is a branch of the social insurance system covering benefits related to work injuries and occupational risks, in accordance with the regulations.
The platform offers an interactive dashboard that allows users to view, filter, analyze, download, and share data. It also presents indicators in visual formats and features a library with more than 60 datasets available for download and reuse, updated regularly according to each dataset’s nature.
The platform includes an AI-powered virtual assistant, enabling users to ask questions and receive data-driven answers, extract insights and analyses, and create interactive charts, making it easier to understand and utilize the data.
The platform targets government entities, decision-makers, researchers, academics, the private sector, media, and the public by providing data that supports the preparation of studies, reports, analyses, and informed decision-making.
GOSI has invited beneficiaries and interested parties to visit the open data platform via its website to explore and benefit from the available data and indicators.