National Data and Analytics Platform

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National Data and Analytics Platform 


India has rich publicly available data. Government departments have digitised various processes and reporting requirements, which in turn are feeding into management information systems and interactive dashboards. This data is being used to track and visualise progress and make iterative improvements on the ground.However, the data landscape can improve. All public government data should be easily accessible to all stakeholders in a user-friendly manner. Further, data across sectors should be coherent tosupport analysis and dissemination. In addition, there should be easy access to the most recent data, published reliably.


NDAP is a pan-India initiative by NITI Aayog. Its vision mission objectives and features are as follows:


Vision: Democratize access to public Government data through a world-class user experience.

Mission: Standardize data across multiple Government sources, provide flexible analytics and make it easily accessible in formats conducive for research, innovation, policy making and public consumption.



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