Gapminder

A closer look at Gapminder

What Gapminder offers on this page

This page highlights a simple course on the 17 UN Goals presented as an 18-question quiz. It also emphasizes free tools aimed at giving a fact-based worldview and mentions an "Upgraded Worldview Certificate."

The text points to videos and public events, for example Ola Rosling opening a UN global goal meeting in 2020 and a UN SDG Moments introduction involving Malala Yousafzai and Ola Rosling.

What you can actually do here

Take an 18-question quiz to learn about the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals. The page says you can watch everyday life in hundreds of homes at many income levels to get a less skewed sense of the world.

The site reports that they ask thousands of fact questions to the public in many countries to reveal common misconceptions and track where people's ideas differ most from reality, with tools to help you identify what you are wrong about and keep upgrading your worldview.

Who will find this useful

Teachers, journalists, decision makers and other people interested in a fact-based view of global trends are specifically mentioned as users of Gapminder's free tools.

Anyone curious about the UN Goals, common global misconceptions, or wanting to compare lived conditions across income levels would likely find the materials relevant.

Questions people ask about Gapminder

Does the page offer a quiz about the UN Goals?

Yes - it mentions a simple course presented as an 18-question quiz covering the 17 UN Goals.

Can I see real-life examples from different income levels?

Yes - the page says you can watch everyday life in hundreds of homes across the world at various income levels.

Who uses these tools?

The text states the tools are used by millions of people, teachers, journalists and decision makers around the world.

Gapminder was shared on NexURLs by Nexis on October 28, 2026, in Learning & Books.