Data & evidence
Secondary data
Secondary data refers to information collected by others that is used for analysis, research, or sustainability reporting. Examples include data from government databases, industry reports, or NGOs.
What it is
Secondary data refers to information collected by others that is used for analysis, research, or sustainability reporting. Examples include data from government databases, industry reports, or NGOs. Leveraging secondary data can save resources, enable benchmarking, and provide broader context for sustainability assessments. It complements primary data collection where direct measurement is impractical or costly.
Why it matters
Leveraging secondary data can save resources, enable benchmarking, and provide broader context for sustainability assessments. It complements primary data collection where direct measurement is impractical or costly.
How it connects
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