UNODC grants access to survey microdata for statistical and scientific research purposes only. Survey microdata are made available for dissemination after all the necessary steps are taken to ensure anonymity and confidentiality of individuals, households, and business entities. For data related to geographical entities, such as agriculture fields, particular care is taken to ensure anonymity of geographical locations and affected units. More information on the UNODC principles for microdata sharing can be found here.
To apply for access, the Data User has to:
- Be employed or affiliated to a research entity such as a university, research institution or a research department in an international organization, public administration, statistical office, bank, NGO, etc.
- Submit the ‘Request for access to microdata’, including a brief research proposal. PhD Students should submit an application form signed by the supervisor as well.
- Adhere to the UNODC Terms and Conditions on the access to microdata
‘Request for microdata’ and the ‘UNODC Terms and Conditions’ are to be sent to unodc-dass@un.org
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