The World Bank made reproducibility packages standard for its research. svyLab makes it a by-product of the work.
The World Bank now publishes a reproducibility package with every research finding it releases. Will survey programs be next? Some context. According to a Nature editorial this month, since 2025 the World Bank has accompanied all the research findings it publishes with reproducibility packages (data, code, and documentation of how the numbers were produced), with more than 500 released and an internal team verifying packages for a badge. The Inter-American Development Bank is following. The editorial calls on UN agencies and other international organizations to do the same. With svyLab, reproducibility is by design: data, design, weights, code, and results travel together, so reproducing an estimate is a rerun, not a reconstruction. The reproducibility package is a by-product of doing the work, not a project after it. If your program publishes survey estimates and the reproducibility question is starting to arrive, I'd be glad to show you what it looks like when the answer is already there. DM me, or book a walkthrough at svylab.com. #OfficialStatistics #Reproducibility #SurveyResearch #DataGovernance