HEALTH SYSTEMS DATA · EDGE AGENTS RESEARCH DATA

Country health, demographic and sustainability evidence, with the sources and gaps shown.

Four pay-per-report services that bring published country statistics on health systems, populations, emissions and sustainability indicators into one consistent, machine-readable report. Each report states where every figure came from, how old it is, what is missing and how much weight the evidence can bear.

Edge Agents research data. Operated by Edge Agents AI. Not medical, policy or financial advice, and not an official statistic.

WHAT IT IS

Four country reports, one input.

Each report is for one country, chosen by its three-letter ISO code (for example GBR). 35 published indicators are covered across the four services.

ServiceWhat it gives an analyst or agentPrice per reportExample
Country Health System ProfileCountry health-system profile: life expectancy, mortality, workforce, hospital beds and health spending from World Bank WDI, with per-indicator source, licence, lag and missing data.$0.10Free sample
Country Demographic Age StructureCountry population, age bands, dependency ratios, fertility and birth rate from UN World Population Prospects via World Bank WDI, with source, licence, lag and missing data.$0.10Free sample
Country Emissions TrajectoryCountry CO2, methane, nitrous oxide and total greenhouse-gas emissions, totals and per person, with ten-year trend, from the EDGAR community database via World Bank WDI, with source, licence, lag and missing data.$0.10Free sample
Country Sustainability Indicator ProgressCountry progress on SDG-aligned indicators covering child and maternal health, electricity access, renewable energy and emissions per person, with ten-year change, source, licence and missing data.$0.10Free sample

Reports are bought per request over the x402 protocol, so an agent or a person's tool can buy one without an account: it asks for a report, is quoted the price, pays in a stablecoin and receives the report. Payment is accepted on five independent settlement rails — Base/USDC, XRPL/RLUSD, Solana/USDC, Arbitrum/USDC and Polygon/USDC — all at the same US dollar price. A buyer pays on whichever one it already holds and needs a wallet on only that one. Free samples show the structure before any payment. How agent purchasing works.

HOW IT WORKS

From published statistics to a checked report.

  1. Collect. A collector in a European data centre reads the published country indicators from the World Bank's World Development Indicators, which relays series from the original publishers, and refreshes them daily.
  2. Check. Every indicator must be on an explicit allowlist, and its recorded source is checked again before it can reach a report. Anything unlisted is refused.
  3. Record. Each figure keeps its source, licence, attribution, observation year and the time it was collected.
  4. Report. The service assembles the report for the requested country and returns it, or says plainly that the source is unavailable. It never invents a value, and a buyer is not charged when the source is down.

WHAT EVERY REPORT CONTAINS

Evidence, not a verdict.

  • Freshness. Each figure carries its observation year and how many years old it is. Annual estimates lag the present and are never presented as current.
  • Missing data stays missing. Gaps are listed with the reason. Nothing is estimated, interpolated or carried forward.
  • Contradictions are shown. Simple consistency checks, such as age groups that do not add up, are reported rather than smoothed over.
  • Confidence describes the evidence. A high, medium or low rating reflects how complete and recent the data are. It is not a forecast and does not promise any outcome.
  • Provenance. Source, licence, attribution and a link to the publisher's terms for every indicator.

WHO IT IS FOR

Context for people and systems that need comparable country evidence.

Intended uses include assembling background for a country briefing, comparing health-system capacity and demographic pressure across countries, putting emissions and energy-access trends beside health indicators, and giving analyst tools and AI agents structured inputs with the caveats attached.

It is not intended as a basis for clinical decisions, individual advice, official reporting or allocating funds without checking the original publisher's figures.

DATA SOURCES AND ATTRIBUTION

Where the figures come from.

All series reach these reports through the World Bank's World Development Indicators. The original publishers named below remain the authority on their figures, and their terms apply.

SourceLicence or termsAttributionPublisher terms
UN World Population Prospects (via World Bank WDI)CC BY 3.0 IGO (confirmed by the data owner's instruction 2026-10-12; no publisher evidence link on file)United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division, World Population Prospects, as published in World Bank World Development Indicators.Terms
UN Inter-agency Group for Child Mortality Estimation (via World Bank WDI)UN IGME / UNICEF data terms; WHO is a co-publisher. Used at the instruction of the data owner (2026-10-12); no publisher evidence link on file. Not endorsed by WHO or UNICEF.UN Inter-agency Group for Child Mortality Estimation (UNICEF, WHO, World Bank, UN Population Division), as published in World Bank World Development Indicators.Terms
UNICEF State of the World's Children and DHS Program (via World Bank WDI)World Bank WDI, CC BY 4.0 unless indicator metadata states otherwiseUNICEF; Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS) Program, as published in World Bank World Development Indicators.Terms
World Bank ESMAP SDG 7.1.1 Electrification Dataset (via World Bank WDI)CC BY 4.0World Bank, ESMAP Tracking SDG7, as published in World Bank World Development Indicators.Terms
EDGAR community GHG database, JRC, incl. IEA-EDGAR CO2 (via World Bank WDI)EDGAR CH4/N2O/F-gases: CC BY 4.0 (JRC). CO2 and totals include IEA-EDGAR CO2: CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0, non-commercial. Used at the instruction of the data owner. Not endorsed by the IEA or JRC.European Commission, Joint Research Centre (JRC) and International Energy Agency (IEA), EDGAR community GHG database, as published in World Bank World Development Indicators. Edge Agents' processing is not endorsed by or affiliated with the IEA or JRC.Terms
IEA Energy Statistics (via World Bank WDI)IEA terms of use apply to this series. Used at the instruction of the data owner. Not endorsed by the IEA.International Energy Agency (IEA), Energy Statistics, as published in World Bank World Development Indicators. Edge Agents' processing is not endorsed by or affiliated with the IEA.Terms
World Health Organization data (via World Bank WDI)WHO terms of use apply to this series; see terms URL. Included at the instruction of the data owner. Not endorsed by WHO.World Health Organization, as published in World Bank World Development Indicators. Edge Agents' processing is not endorsed by or affiliated with WHO.Terms

IMPORTANT BOUNDARIES

What this is not.

General research data only, published by Edge Agents. This report is not medical, public-health, policy, legal or financial advice and is not a recommendation to take or avoid any action. Source data are published estimates that lag the present, are revised over time and may be incomplete; model outputs do not predict or guarantee outcomes. Verify against the original publisher and obtain appropriately qualified professional advice before relying on it. Not endorsed by or affiliated with the World Health Organization, the International Energy Agency, the United Nations or any data publisher named in the provenance section.

No connection to the former healthsystemsrc.org. The healthsystemsrc.org domain was previously used by an unrelated research organisation. This site is operated by Edge Agents AI and has no connection to that organisation. None of its name, staff, publications or logo is used here.

Last reviewed: 12 October 2026.