June 2026 monthly summary for armstat/sdg-data-armenia: Delivered foundational data platform scaffolding and reporting infrastructure to enable data management, aggregation, and reporting across the project. Added Armenia-specific SDG data resources to support analytics and dashboards. No major bugs reported this month; stability improved through scaffolding and asset management. Overall impact: established a scalable foundation for data-driven decision making and dashboards for SDG analytics in Armenia. Technologies/skills demonstrated: Git-based version control, modular data platform architecture, data asset management, and reproducible scaffolding files.

In October 2025, delivered a data-augmentation feature for the armstat/sdg-data-armenia dataset that enhances visibility into mobile network technology usage. The work adds granular breakdowns to the dataset, supporting more accurate SDG indicators and policy analysis.

April 2025: Armstat data workflow – improved data accuracy and coverage for 2024 indicators; added a new yearly data file for a new statistical indicator; laid groundwork for improved downstream analytics with consistent data ranges and refreshed figures.

November 2024 monthly summary for armstat/sdg-data-armenia: Focused on delivering a data refresh feature and data quality improvements that enhance reliability for dashboards and analytics. The main work refreshed 2023 data for indicator_17-6-1.csv and standardized CSV quotes to double quotes across all fields, improving data integrity and interoperability. No major bugs were reported or fixed this month; the emphasis was on delivering a robust data update with traceable changes.

2024-10: Delivered dataset update for armstat/sdg-data-armenia focusing on 2023 data across indicators. Implemented new 2023 rows for indicator_3-6-1 (per 100k and per-person metrics), indicator_9-1-2 (passenger and freight volumes), and indicator_9-c-1 (year, units, value, and quotes); and enforced consistent formatting across multiple indicators to improve data completeness and integrity. No explicit bug fixes reported this month; the emphasis was on data quality, consistency, and readiness for 2023 trend analysis and reporting.