Tableau Dashboard Designer for UNICEF Data
Budget: €30 – €250 EUR
You are Data Analyst for the UNICEF organization, and you have been asked to design a Tableau Dashboard
to raise awareness of the public on a specific world issue.
Task
Two data files, unicef_indicator_1.csv and unicef_indicator_2.csv, emailed to you are extracts from the
UNICEF database and include one indicator each (https://data.unicef.org/dv_index/). For more information
about the indicators you have received, look for them here: https://data.unicef.org/indicator-profile/
Create one tableau dashboard that focuses at least on one of these two files. You can also create
a tableau dashboard that focuses on both if you can tell a story that make sense to you (the two indicators
are very different so it might not be possible).
In addition, a third data file is also included: unicef_metadata.csv. This third data file is a
selection World
Development Indicators from the World Bank (https://databank.worldbank.org/source/world-
development
indicators). Using these data is optional but it can be very helpful to establish relationships with the other
two files. You can use/merge additional data from alternative sources, and this will increase your grade, in
addition to the proposed files but the dashboard must focus on either unicef_indicator_1.csv or
unicef_indicator_2.csv, or both.
Tell a “story” (i.e., narrative) behind the data in ONE Tableau Dashboard (not a tableau story). There is
no limit in terms of figure, type of figure, dashboard length and width, or story word count but it is advised
to have between 4 and 6 figures.
to raise awareness of the public on a specific world issue.
Task
Two data files, unicef_indicator_1.csv and unicef_indicator_2.csv, emailed to you are extracts from the
UNICEF database and include one indicator each (https://data.unicef.org/dv_index/). For more information
about the indicators you have received, look for them here: https://data.unicef.org/indicator-profile/
Create one tableau dashboard that focuses at least on one of these two files. You can also create
a tableau dashboard that focuses on both if you can tell a story that make sense to you (the two indicators
are very different so it might not be possible).
In addition, a third data file is also included: unicef_metadata.csv. This third data file is a
selection World
Development Indicators from the World Bank (https://databank.worldbank.org/source/world-
development
indicators). Using these data is optional but it can be very helpful to establish relationships with the other
two files. You can use/merge additional data from alternative sources, and this will increase your grade, in
addition to the proposed files but the dashboard must focus on either unicef_indicator_1.csv or
unicef_indicator_2.csv, or both.
Tell a “story” (i.e., narrative) behind the data in ONE Tableau Dashboard (not a tableau story). There is
no limit in terms of figure, type of figure, dashboard length and width, or story word count but it is advised
to have between 4 and 6 figures.