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What Datadory delivers from UNCTAD (UN Trade and Development)

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Marine Transportation Global - approximately 200+ economies plus ag… · Merchant fleet and seaborne trade series from…

UNCTADstat Maritime Transport Data Centre

Marine Transportation EU member states plus EFTA/candidate countrie… · Annual series from 1997 (core goods table spa…

Eurostat Maritime Transport Statistics (mar_go / mar_pa / mar_tf)

Marine Transportation United States ports and waterways - top 25 co… · Annual Top 25 rankings (2023 vintage)

BTS Maritime Data and Port Performance Freight Statistics

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What UNCTAD data does Datadory deliver?

One catalog dataset: the UNCTADstat Maritime Transport Data Centre, filed under Marine Transportation and scoring 9 out of 10 on quality. It spans merchant fleet capacity and ownership, world seaborne trade, containerized port traffic, port-call performance and the Liner Shipping Connectivity Index across roughly 200 economies.

How far back does the maritime history run?

Merchant fleet and world seaborne trade series begin in 1970, giving more than fifty years of annual observations. The Liner Shipping Connectivity Index adds a quarterly layer back to 2004-2006, and the port-call indicators carry a recent reference year.

Which economies does the coverage span?

Roughly 200 economies plus aggregates, spanning fleet ownership, seaborne trade, containerized port traffic, port calls and liner connectivity. Port-level detail sits behind the connectivity series specifically, so a single-port read comes out of the same source as a country ranking.

Can I get a sample before committing to a feed?

Yes. Request sample rows scoped to your economies, indicators and periods, and they arrive with the same field dictionary the full delivery uses - definitions, types and frequency tags included - so what you evaluate is exactly what ships.