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data-diff: ❓ No datasets found in REMOTEAutomatically updated datasets matching weekly_wildfires|excess_mortality|covid|fluid|flunet|country_profile|garden/ihme_gbd/2019/gbd_risk are not included Edited: 2025-07-11 10:12:35 UTC |
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Looks good! In general I have minor comments.
I have some additional comments regarding the charts:
- Housing costs as a share of disposable income In this one I would not keep Europe as the default map view (though I would show the chart view by default due to sparness), I would not use a divergent color scale, because there is not specific meaning of the colors there, and I would make the default entity selection more diverse, with countries in America and Asia
- Housing costs as a share of income by tenure type In this one subsidized should be with z, I would consider alternatives in the chart type, given that the lines do not change much across time (Maybe bars with a higher tolerance?), and I would diversify the entities
- Total housing cost as a share of overall consumption: I would not show the map as default, wouldn't pick a divergent scale
- Share of households that are overburdened by housing costs No map as default, no divergent colors, expand countries beyond Europe/US
- Rents as a share of income by income group: Instead of bottom or top, I would display them as Poorest quintile, Richest quintile, and would provide an explanation of quintiles, as groups of 20% of the population sorted by income.
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Importing Indicators HC1.1 and HC1.2 from the OECD Affordable Housing Database.
I am still in conversation with the researchers from the OECD regarding some datapoints that I am not super confident in (e.g. Germany, Malta). I still want to merge the data so we can use it in drafts for the housing topic page and will update the data once the researchers come back to me.
Charts are drafts for now but happy to get feedback on them as well!
Thanks!