EP. 47 - ¿Los datos del DANE sí son confiables? Entrevista con Piedad Urdinola

Is unemployment really going down in Colombia? How does DANE (Colombia's National Administrative Department of Statistics) collect the data it provides to the country? Where does the money come from to compile that data? We spoke with Piedad Urdinola, the outgoing director of DANE, about the agency's management and why data is so important. 💬 We discussed: The entire process of collecting the data that DANE provides to the country. How reliable is public data? Why do we sometimes have delays in obtaining, or not have at all, data on key issues in the country? An episode to delve deeper into how data is part of our daily lives and defines how many decisions are made in the country. 💬 Tell us in the comments what you think about DANE. Do you have any questions or suggestions for future podcast episodes? Write to us at [email protected] 🔔 Subscribe to the channel, turn on notifications, and like the video if you found the content helpful. Help us keep growing! The hosts are Valerie Cifuentes and María Camila González, co-founders of Economía para la Pipol (Economics for People). 📩 Contact us: [email protected] 🌐 We're on all social media! X: Economía para la pipol (@EconomiaPipol) on X Instagram: Instagram (@economiaparalapipol) TikTok: Economía para la Pipol on TikTok Facebook: Economía para la pipol LinkedIn:   / econom%c3%ada-para-la-pipol   Website: Home | Economics for the People Newsletter: Subscribe to the Economics for the People newsletter 💚 This podcast is a product of the partnership between Fiona Records and Economics for the People in the area of ​​sound. The design and video production are by Maja Casa Productora.