AndreaBozzo/ceres-open-data-index huggingface dataset:
2016 SoE Marine Great Barrier Reef Marine Park

Great Barrier Reef Marine Park boundary. Source : Department of Environment and Energy, Environmental Resource Information Network

Map prepared by the Department of Environment and Energy in order to produce Figure MAR2 in the Marine theme of the 2016 State of the Environment Report, available at http://www.soe.environment.gov.au

The map service can be viewed at https://soe.terria.io/#share=s-toQIJqD06z7j2YUxFhixg4npC0p

Downloadable spatial data will be made available through this page in the near future.


Organization: State of the Environment
Swamp Silo Art Trail

List of wetlands associated with the Yarriambiack Shire Councils 'Silo Art Trail' resource. https://data.gov.au/dataset/silo-art-trail-points

Although all due care has been taken to ensure that this data is correct, no warranty is expressed or implied by Wimmera CMA in its use.

Tags: cma, wetlands, wimmera
Organization: Wimmera CMA
Status of Australian Fish Stocks 2016

This dataset contains information on the ‘Status of Australian Fish Stocks’:
-	294 stock status assessments were undertaken across the 83 species/species complexes 
-	Stocks comprised biological; jurisdictional and management unit with assessments undertaken at the biological stock level, wherever possible.
-	232 stock status classifications could be assigned. The remaining stocks were classified as 49 undefined and 13 negligible stocks.
-	Of the 232 stock status classifications that could be assigned:
o	175 stocks were assessed as being sustainable
o	26 stocks transitional–depleting
o	9 stocks transitional–recovering
o	5 stocks environmentally limited
o	17 stocks overfished.


Organization: Sustainable Development Goals
2016 SoE Inland water Sydney urban water use

Sydney urban water supply in megalitre's 2010-11 to 2013-14, BoM Data
See: http://www.bom.gov.au/water/nwa/2015/

Data used by the Department of Environment and Energy to produce graph at Figure WAT6 in the Inland Waters theme of the 2016 State of the Environment Report, available at 
https://soe.environment.gov.au/theme/inland-water/topic/2016/water-resource-development#inland-water-figure-WAT6

Tags: 2016, 2016 SoE, Inland water, SoE, SoE Graph, State of the Environment, Urban, Water
Organization: State of the Environment
2016 SoE Coasts Abundance of fishes and sharks visually recorded by Reef Life Survey at 5 estuaries, expressed as a proportion of the maximum abundance at each site, 2005–15

Abundance of shallow reef fish at 5 reef biodiversity monitoring stations around Australia from 2005 to 2015. Source Reef Life Survey - http://reeflifesurvey.com/ 

Data made available under CC BY NC ND terms.

Data used to produce graph COA14 in the Coasts Theme of the 2016 State of the Environment Report, available at https://soe.environment.gov.au/theme/coasts/topic/2016/biodiversity-species-groups#figure-COA14


Tags: 2016, 2016 SoE, Coasts, SoE, SoE Graph, State of the Environment, abundance, fish, reef
Organization: State of the Environment
Proportion of population using safely managed sanitation services, including a hand-washing facility with soap and water

This dataset describes the proportion of the Australian population that is using safely managed sanitation services, including a hand-washing facility with soap and water.

Primary Information Source: Bureau of Meteorology, National Performance Report 2017-18: Urban Water Utilities

http://www.bom.gov.au/water/npr/

Tags: Australian-SDG, Drinking-water, Environment, Goal-6, Indicator-6.2.1, SDG, SDG2018, Sustainable Development Goals, Water
Organization: Sustainable Development Goals
Safely managed Sanitation Services

This dataset describes the proportion of the Australian population that is using safely managed sanitation services, including a hand-washing facility with soap and water.

Primary Information Source: Bureau of Meteorology, National Performance Report 2017-18: Urban Water Utilities

http://www.bom.gov.au/water/npr/

Tags: Australian-SDG, Drinking-water, Goal-6, Indicator-6.2.1, SDG, SDG2018, Sustainable Development Goals, Water
Organization: Sustainable Development Goals
Proportion of time spent on unpaid domestic and care work, by sex

This dataset contains information about the total numbers of hours and minutes per day spent on unpaid work, disaggregated by sex in 1997 and 2006.

(a) Person aged 15 years and over.	
			
(b) Data based on person's primary activity. For more information on definition of primary activity see the ABS Work and Family Balance glossary.	
			
(c) Some differences between 1997 and 2006 may partially be due to coding changes in 2006 rather than actual changes. For further information see Explanatory Notes in How Australians Use Their Time, 2006 (cat. no. 4153.0).				
(d) Aggregated time for primary activity averaged across all persons.				
(e) For definition of unpaid work see Work and Family Balance glossary.								
Source: ABS How Australians Use Their Time, (cat. no. 4153.0); 				
 ABS data available on request, Time Use Survey. 				


Tags: Australian-SDG, Goal 5, Indicator-05.4.1, SDG2018, SGD, Sustainable Development Goals, Unpaid Work
Organization: Sustainable Development Goals
Proportion of seats held by women in Parliament

This dataset contains information about the proprotion of seats held by women in Parliament from 2015-2017.

(a) Reference period is as at 1 January in each year. These figures are calculated according to the current number of parliamentarians, and do not include vacant seats.

(b) Federal government cabinet ministers represent a council of senior ministers.

Source: Unpublished data, Commonwealth Parliamentary Library, Australia. 

Tags: Australian-SDG, Female Parliamentarians, Goal-5, Indicator-05.5.1, SDG, SDG2018, Sustainable-development-goals
Organization: Sustainable Development Goals
Proportion of population using safely managed drinking water

This dataset describes the proportion of the Australian population using safely managed drinking water services.

Primary Information Source: Bureau of Meteorology, National Performance Report 2017-18: Urban Water Utilities

http://www.bom.gov.au/water/npr/

Tags: Australian-SDG, Goal-6, Indicator-6.1.1, SDG, SDG2018, Sustainable-Development-Goals, Water
Organization: Sustainable Development Goals
Proportion of population living below national poverty line, by sex and age

The most common poverty measures, including that used by the OECD, focus on income based approaches.  One of the most common measures of income poverty is the proportion of households with income less than half median equivalised disposable household income (which is set as the poverty line); this is a relative income poverty measure as poverty is measured by reference to the income of others rather than in some absolute sense. Australia has one of the highest household disposable incomes in the world, which means that an Australian relative income poverty line is set at a high level of income compared to most other countries. 

OECD statistics on Australian poverty 2015-16 (based on ABS Survey of Income and Housing data and applying a poverty line of 50% of median income) determined the Australian poverty rate was over 25% before taxes and transfers, but falls around 12% after taxes and transfers. Though measuring poverty through application of solely an income measure is not considered comprehensive for an Australian context, however, it does demonstrate that the Australian welfare system more than halves the number of Australians that would otherwise be considered as at risk of living in poverty under that measure.  
It is important to consider a range of indicators of persistent disadvantage to understand poverty and hardship and its multidimensional nature. Different indicators point to different dimensions of poverty. 
While transient poverty is a problem, the experience of persistent poverty is of deeper concern, particularly where families experience intergenerational disadvantage and long-term welfare reliance.  HILDA data from the Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research shows the Distribution of number of years in poverty 2001–2015. The figure focuses on the longer term experience of working age adults and shows that while people do fall into poverty, only a small proportion of people are persistently poor.


Tags: 1.2.1, Australian SDG, Government, Indicator 1.2.1, Poverty, SDG2018
Organization: Sustainable Development Goals
Proportion of important sites for terrestrial and freshwater biodiversity that are covered by protected areas, by ecosystem type

This dataset provides percentage of the mean proportion of Key Biological Areas (KBA) that are protected for their environmental values – in both terrestrial ecosystems and freshwater ecosystems.

Tags: Australian-SDG, Biodiversity, Ecosystems, Environment, Freshwater-biodiversity, Goal-15, Indicator-15-1-2, Key-biological-areas, Protected-areas, SDG, SDG2018, Sustainable-development-goals, Terrestrial-biodiversity
Organization: Sustainable Development Goals
Progress towards sustainable forest management - Proportion of forest area under a long term forest management plan

Proportion of forest area under a long term forest management plan: this dataset contains information on areas of forest with long term forest management plans as a percentage of the total forest area (source: Australia’s State of the Forests Report 2013). Updates to this indicator occur every 5 years (through Australia's State of the Forests Report and the FAO FRA).
Note: The UN FAO Global Forest Resources Assessments (FRA) will be the ongoing mechanism by which SDG indicators 15.1.1 and 15.2.1 will be populated after the Voluntary National Review with statistical annex is submitted in 2018. ABARES prepares Australia’s Country Report to the five-yearly FRA, with the next FRA due for release in 2020. Australia’s Country Report is underpinned by data published in the five-yearly series Australia’s State of the Forests Reports published by ABARES and prepared in collaboration with state and territory governments.

Tags: Australian-SDG, Environment, Forest, Forest-area, Goal-15, Indicator-15-2-1, Long-term, SDG, SDG2018, Sustainable-development-goals, Sustainable-forest-management
Organization: Sustainable Development Goals
Progress towards sustainable forest management - Proportion of forest area located within legally established protected areas

Proportion of forest area located within legally established protected areas: this data contains information on areas identified as protected in categories IUCN I-IV and total area of forest (source: Australia’s State of the Forests Report 2013). Updates to this indicator occur every 5 years (through Australia's State of the Forests Report and the FAO FRA).
Note: The UN FAO Global Forest Resources Assessments (FRA) will be the ongoing mechanism by which SDG indicators 15.1.1 and 15.2.1 will be populated after the Voluntary National Review with statistical annex is submitted in 2018. ABARES prepares Australia’s Country Report to the five-yearly FRA, with the next FRA due for release in 2020. Australia’s Country Report is underpinned by data published in the five-yearly series Australia’s State of the Forests Reports published by ABARES and prepared in collaboration with state and territory governments.

Tags: Australian-SDG, Environment, Forest, Forest-area, Goal-15, Indicator-15-2-1, Protected-areas, SDG, SDG2018, Sustainable-development-goals, Sustainable-forest-management
Organization: Sustainable Development Goals
Proportion of fish stocks within biologically sustainable levels

This dataset contains information on the status of Australian fish stock. 294 stock status assessments were undertaken across 83 species/species complexes. Stocks comprised biological, jurisdictional and management units with assessments undertaken at the biological stock level wherever possible. Of the 294 stocks assessed, 232 stock status classifications could be assigned. Overall, 175 stocks were assessed as sustainable; 26 stocks were assessed as transitional-depleting; 9 stocks were assessed as transitional-recovering; 5 stocks were assessed as environmentally limited; 17 stocks were assessed as overfished; 49 stocks were assessed as undefined status; 13 stocks were assessed as negligible.

Tags: Australian-SDG, Biologically-sustainable, Environment, Fish-stocks, Fisheries, Goal-14, Indicator-14-4-1, SDG, SDG2018, Sustainable-development-goals
Organization: Sustainable Development Goals
Project Hindmarsh Sites

Layer hosted on behalf of the Hindmarsh Landcare Network referencing past Project Hindmarsh Landcare Weekend sites. For more information see [Hindmarsk Landcare Network Site](https://hindmarshlandcare.org.au/).

Although all due care has been taken to ensure that this data is correct, no warranty is expressed or implied by Wimmera CMA in its use.

Organization: Wimmera CMA
Proportion of domestically generated resources allocated by the government directly to poverty reduction programmes

Unlike most other countries in the OECD, the social security payment system is funded through government revenue; it is not based on past contributions and is not capped or time limited.  In addition, Australia has Medicare, a publicly funded universal health system, which includes subsidised medication under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.  The Government also provides significant investment in education, supporting government and non-government schools, as well as higher education and vocational education and training (Budget 2018-19, Statement 6: Expenses and Net Capital Investment). 
Analysis by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW, 2015-16 data) shows expenditure by Australian and state and territory governments on welfare was $157.2 billion, up from $116.8 billion in 2006-07 constant prices.  Overall, for the period from 2006-07 to 2015-16 welfare expenditure grew more quickly than the overall economy over the same period.  This figure includes $105.1 billion) in cash payments for specific populations (not including unemployment benefits), $42.2 billion in welfare services and 9.9 billion in unemployment benefits (AIHW, Australia’s Welfare 2017, p.27).


Tags: 1.a.1, Australian SDG, Government, Poverty, SDG2018
Organization: Sustainable Development Goals
Police Region Crime Statistics (Victoria)

    

Victoria Police Crime Statistics are prepared for release every 3 months by
Victoria Police Corporate Statistics and includes statistical summaries of
offences recorded by police in Victoria. It covers a 12 month date range,
comparing the past 12 months with the previous 12 month period.

**Crime Statistics**  
* Crime Statistics extracted from LEAP on 18 July 2009 and subject to variation.  
* The most recent available 12 months of Crime Statistics compared to the 12 month period prior.  
* Other Crime can include offences such as harrassment, behaviour in public and weapons offences.

**Traffic Statistics**  
* Serious Injuries extracted from CMIS on 6 July 2009.  
* Fatalities extracted from Corporate Statistics Fatal Diary on 22 July 2009.  
* The most recent available 12 months of Traffic Statistics compared to the 12 month period prior.

_Produced by Victoria Police Corporate Statistics_



Organization: South Australian Governments
Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) - Patient Category Report

The Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) began in 1948, and continues to provide timely, reliable and affordable access to necessary medicines for Australians today. The PBS is managed by the Department of Health and administered by the Department of Human Services.


The Repatriation Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (RPBS) is subsidised by the [Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA)] (http://www.dva.gov.au/), and can be used by veterans who have a DVA White, Gold or Orange Card. 

Under the PBS, which includes the RPBS, the Australian government subsidises the cost of medicine for most medical conditions. Most of the listed medicines are dispensed by pharmacists, and used by patients at home. Some medicines are administered in hospital.  Read more [about the PBS](http://www.pbs.gov.au/info/about-the-pbs) on their website.  



The [PBS Schedule](http://www.pbs.gov.au/browse/medicine-listing) is part of the wider Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme and lists all of the medicines available to be dispensed to patients at a Government-subsidised price. The Schedule is updated monthly.  
  
**The Patient Category Report:** this report contains the number and total benefit amount of PBS and RPBS services by patient category. The patient category determines how much the patient contributes to the cost of their medicine and refers to the patient's eligibility status at the time of supply of the benefit. Patient categories are listed in the file's metadata. Current and historical patient co-payment amounts and safety net thresholds can be found on the [PBS website] (http://www.pbs.gov.au/pbs/home). 
  
Statistics are supplied for both the PBS and RPBS, and are provided in the following formats:


**Excel:** The human readable data for the current year is located in an individual excel file. Historical data (1992-2014) may be found in the relevant zipped excel file.  
**CSV:** The machine readable data for the current year is provided in an individual csv file. Historical data (1992-2014) may be found in the relevant zipped csv file.

Additional [Medicare statistics](http://www.humanservices.gov.au/corporate/statistical-information-and-data/medicare-statistics) may be found on the Department of Human Services website and data.gov.au.  
  
Disclaimer: The information and data contained in the reports and tables have been provided by Medicare Australia for general information purposes only. While Medicare Australia takes care in the compilation and provision of the information and data, it does not assume or accept any liability for the accuracy, quality, suitability and currency of the information or data, or for any reliance on the information or data. Medicare Australia recommends that users exercise their own care, skill and diligence with respect to the use and interpretation of the information and data. 




Tags: DHS, Department of Health, Department of Human Services, Health, PBS, Patient, Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme, medicine
Organization: Services Australia
Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) - Item Report

The Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) began in 1948, and continues to provide timely, reliable and affordable access to necessary medicines for Australians today. The PBS is managed by the Department of Health and administered by the Department of Human Services.


The Repatriation Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (RPBS) is subsidised by the [Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA)] (http://www.dva.gov.au/), and can be used by veterans who have a DVA White, Gold or Orange Card. 

Under the PBS, which includes the RPBS, the Australian government subsidises the cost of medicine for most medical conditions. Most of the listed medicines are dispensed by pharmacists, and used by patients at home. Some medicines are administered in hospital. Read more [about the PBS](http://www.pbs.gov.au/info/about-the-pbs) on their website.  



The [PBS Schedule](http://www.pbs.gov.au/browse/medicine-listing) is part of the wider Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme and lists all of the medicines available to be dispensed to patients at a Government-subsidised price. The Schedule is updated monthly.  
  
**The PBS Item Report:** this report contains the number of services and total benefit amount per State/ Territory for PBS and RPBS Items. Each Item is assigned a unique alphanumeric code. The full details of currently listed Items can be obtained from the [PBS website](http://www.pbs.gov.au/pbs/home). 
  
  
  
  
  
  
**Excel:** The human readable data for the current year is located in an individual excel file. Historical data (1992-2014) may be found in the relevant zipped excel files.  
**CSV:** The machine readable data for the current year is provided in an individual csv file. Historical data (1992-2014) may be found in the zipped csv file.  
  
Additional [Medicare statistics](http://www.humanservices.gov.au/corporate/statistical-information-and-data/medicare-statistics) may be found on the Department of Human Services website and on data.gov.au.  
  

  
Disclaimer: The information and data contained in the reports and tables have been provided by Medicare Australia for general information purposes only. While Medicare Australia takes care in the compilation and provision of the information and data, it does not assume or accept any liability for the accuracy, quality, suitability and currency of the information or data, or for any reliance on the information or data. Medicare Australia recommends that users exercise their own care, skill and diligence with respect to the use and interpretation of the information and data. 


 


Tags: DHS, Department of Health, Department of Human Services, Health, Item, PBS, Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme, medicine
Organization: Services Australia
Participation rate in organised learning (one year before the official primary entry age)

This dataset shows the proportion of 4 and 5 year old children enrolled in a quality early childhood education program. A quality early childhood education program is defined as a structured, play-based learning program, delivered by a degree qualified teacher, aimed primarily at children in the year or two before they commence full-time schooling. This is irrespective of the type of institution that provides it or whether it is government funded or privately provided.

Tags: Australian-SDG, Goal-4, Indicator-4.2.2, SDG2018, Sustainable-development-goals, early childhood, early development, early learning, preschool
Organization: Sustainable Development Goals
Participation rate in formal and non-formal education

This dataset contains information about participation rates in formal and non-formal learning amongst persons aged 15-74 years. It contains results produced from ABS surveys for 2016-17, 2013, and 2005. 
The difference between formal and non-formal learning is that formal learning leads to a recognised and accredited qualification. See the [Key Concepts for Work-Related Training and Adult Learning, Australia, 2016-17](http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/Lookup/4234.0main+features22016-17) for more information. 

Tags: Australian-SDG, Goal-4, Indicator-4.3.1, SDG, SDG2018, Sustainable-development-goals, Training, VET, adult learning, education and training, formal learning, higher education, non-formal learning, work-related training
Organization: Sustainable Development Goals
Number of new HIV diagnoses per 100,000  population by sex, age and key populations

The overall notification rate of new HIV diagnoses in 2019 was 3.6 per 100 000 population, representing a 13% decline in the last five years (2015 to 2018).  In 2019, the notification rate was highest among men (6.5 per 100,000 population: 0.8 per 100,000 in females) particularly those aged 20-29 years and 30-39 years (15.3 and 20.5 per 100,000 population respectively).  

In 2019, the notification rate of new HIV diagnoses in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population was lower than the Australian-born non-Indigenous population, 3.3 and 3.6 per 100,000 population respectively (table 1).  This comparison is in contrast to the previous 5 years, where the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population has consistently had higher notification rates than the Australian-born non-Indigenous population. 

*Trends in HIV notification rates in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population are based on small numbers and may reflect localised occurrences rather than national patterns.

Tags: Australian SDG, HIV, Infection, SDG, SDG2018, Sustainable Development Goals
Organization: Sustainable Development Goals