Correction: Quantifying and Mapping Global Data Poverty.

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Table 3

Example scores of the Data Poverty Index (DPI) and relationships to the World Bank income classification.

Top Scores		Bottom Scores
Country	Score (max. 5)	Country	Score (max. 5)
1. Iceland	0.17	.. 83. China*	2.05
2. Norway	0.36	.. 109. Indonesia	2.75
3. Finland	0.39	.. 114. Nigeria	2.88
4. Estonia	0.51	.. 129. India	3.16
5. Denmark	0.52	.. 142. Benin	3.49
.. 8. U.S.A	0.55	148. Congo, Dem.	3.67
.. 17. United Kingdom	0.71	149. Malawi	3.72
.. 21. Germany	0.76	150. Yemen	3.78
.. 23. Japan	0.77	151. Myanmar	3.95
.. 39. Russia	1.04	152. Burkina Faso	4.04
2014 World Bank income classification		Data Poverty Index Range
Low-income countries		4.04–2.62
Lower-middle income countries		3.78–1.41
Upper-middle income countries		3.32–0.97
High-income countries		1.53–0.17

Scores: < 1.21, low data poverty; 1.21–2.42, below average data poverty; 2.42–3.62, above average data poverty; > 3.62, high data poverty. Remark: Only countries with a complete dataset have been considered.

* China Mainland, excluding Macao and Hong Kong.