PECA now offers more ways to inspect how countries affect one another, while keeping the limits of each source visible.
Atlas v0.6, published on 26 October, contains 78 variables across eight dimensions. Choose graphs, country-connection diagrams or records, inspect sources and download the evidence.
Recent Atlas releases added employment and employee compensation attributed to foreign final demand, recorded one-sided violence, historical PEPFAR mortality projections and training-offer estimates for selected Armenian farming households. These measure different things. Their periods, uncertainty and overlapping outcomes remain visible, and they cannot be combined into one country score. The Armenian estimates are not statistically distinguishable from zero.
World Portal v0.2, published on 24 October, brings together four credited initiatives, 12 indicators and a catalogue of 217 country and economy entries, with partial data coverage. It also offers local action plans, dated evidence receipts and an 85-second sourced audio explanation. Observed results, official targets and proposed actions are labelled separately.
The 30 October review is complete. Version 0.6 remains the current Atlas. The next version, v0.7, is on hold. Its proposed cultural addition has passed source, graph, table and download checks, but an official document link is unavailable. A verified source copy is preserved for research. The candidate has not been accepted as a release.
Agriculture and historical reproduction work continue. Experimental agriculture figures remain excluded, and the unresolved research limits stay documented.
Open PECA to explore the current Atlas, World Portal, sources and limits.
