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  1. MWITA-CR-2026-0013AI-Nutzung ist im EU-Banking breit, aber Autonomie und Investment-Services-Adoption bleiben deutlich geringer: EBA meldete 92 % Nutzung bei beobachteten Banken, ESMA zugleich 45 % der Wertpapierfirmen ohne Use Case und 77 % der gemeldeten Use Cases mit geringer oder keiner Autonomie.Evidence B · P0
  2. MWITA-CR-2026-0014UK Open Banking erreichte 2025 mehr als 15 Millionen Nutzer und im November 2025 fast 33 Millionen Pay-by-Bank-Transaktionen; Betreiberangaben sind Marktmonitoring, kein universeller Kausalnachweis für geringeren Fraud oder höheren Wert.Evidence B · P1
  3. MWITA-CR-2026-0015CBDC ist institutionell breit untersucht, aber operativ selten live: 93 Zentralbanken nahmen an der BIS-Erhebung teil, während Ende 2024 nur drei Retail-CBDCs live waren.Evidence B · P1
  4. MWITA-CR-2026-0016Metatrons belastbare Finance-Option ist eine verifizierbare Economic Coordination Layer für Evidence, Policy, Berechtigung, Simulation und Audit über lizenzierte Partner, nicht autonome unlizenzierte Advice-/Execution.Evidence B · P0
  5. MWITA-CR-2026-0025Digitale Customer Journeys außerhalb westlicher Defaults koppeln je Markt unterschiedliche Channel-, Identity-, Payment-, Consent- und Receipt-Rails; Web, Karte, E-Mail und Karte sind keine universellen Baselines.Evidence B · P0
  6. MWITA-CR-2026-0027Digitale öffentliche Infrastruktur entwickelt sich in mehreren Regionen zu Produkt- und Distributionsinfrastruktur, etwa durch UPI/ONDC, Pix/Open Finance, DEFA und verpflichtendes UAE Open Finance.Evidence A · P1
  7. MWITA-CR-2026-0033Tokenisierte Einlagen dürften in ausgewählten regulierten Finanzworkflows früher skalieren als Retail-CBDC, weil sie bestehende Bankansprüche und Bilanzlogik fortführen; Fragmentierung und Interoperabilität bleiben Gegenkräfte.Evidence B · P2
  8. MWITA-KI-2026-005The FSC reported 69 MyData providers and 117.8 million cumulative subscriptions as of February 2024.Evidence B · P1
  9. MWITA-KI-2026-006In November 2025 the FSC documented introduction of in-person Open Banking and MyData assistance at local bank branches.Evidence B · P1
  10. MWITA-KI-2026-007The Bank of Korea states that no decision has been made to issue a CBDC.Evidence A · P0
  11. MWITA-KI-2026-008Project Hangang was a bounded pilot of wholesale-CBDC infrastructure and tokenized bank deposits, planned for seven banks and up to 100,000 participants from April through June 2025.Evidence B · P1
  12. MWITA-KI-2026-012RBI reported its Digital Payments Index at 465.33 for September 2024, versus 445.50 for March 2024, on a March 2018 base of 100.Evidence A · P0
  13. MWITA-KI-2026-013RBI reported its Digital Payments Index at 493.22 for March 2025, versus 465.33 for September 2024, on a March 2018 base of 100.Evidence A · P0
  14. MWITA-KI-2026-014RBI reported its Digital Payments Index at 516.76 for September 2025, versus 493.22 for March 2025, on a March 2018 base of 100.Evidence A · P0
  15. MWITA-KI-2026-015NPCI's September 2025 retail-payments table reports 19,633.43 million UPI transactions and a published value of 24,897.37 in the table's stated unit.Evidence A · P0
  16. MWITA-KI-2026-016NPCI's August 2025 app statistics reported 9,152.54 million transactions for PhonePe, 7,063.76 million for Google Pay and 1,407.23 million for Paytm, indicating high concentration among reported TPAP activity.Evidence A · P1
  17. MWITA-AP-2026-002The PBOC reported 58.386 billion mobile-payment transactions worth RMB136.06 trillion in China during Q2 2025.Evidence A · P1
  18. MWITA-AP-2026-006India's FREE-AI committee recommends financial-sector AI governance that combines board policy and lifecycle controls with indigenous multilingual models, including narrow language-task-domain combinations for local financial use cases.Evidence A · P1
  19. MWITA-AP-2026-007Bank Indonesia reported 57 million QRIS users and 39.3 million merchants by H1 2025, with 93.16% of merchants classified as MSMEs; it also reported 6.05 billion transactions worth IDR579 trillion.Evidence A · P1
  20. MWITA-AP-2026-013BSP measured digital retail payments at 57.4% of transaction volume and 59.0% of value in the Philippines in 2024, with large differences across person, business and government use cases.Evidence A · P1
  21. MWITA-AP-2026-016Bank of Thailand's living table reports about 2.5296 billion PromptPay transactions worth THB4.923 trillion in December 2025.Evidence A · P1
  22. MWITA-AP-2026-024Samoa activated Instant Funds Transfer on 2025-06-23 as the retail arm of SATS, enabling interbank transfers up to WST1,000 in real time, 24/7.Evidence A · P1
  23. MWITA-AP-2026-026Vanuatu's 2025-2030 financial-inclusion strategy calls for mobile wallets in social transfers, broader digital-payment uses, technology-enabled inclusive insurance, a fintech strategy, licensing guidance, a simplified sandbox and SupTech development.Evidence A · P1
  24. MWITA-AF-2026-003The Central Bank of Kenya's December 2025 table reports 473,536 active mobile-money agents, 89.46 million registered accounts, 217.58 million agent cash-in/cash-out transactions, and KSh 722.53 billion in transaction value for that month.Evidence A · P0
  25. MWITA-AF-2026-004BCEAO reports that PI-SPI, launched 30 September 2025 as a 24/7 interoperable instant-payment platform, had 80 connected participants on 2 April 2026: 59 banks, 9 electronic-money institutions, 11 microfinance institutions, and 1 payment institution.Evidence A · P0
  26. MWITA-AF-2026-005BCEAO's report for 2024 records approximately 248 million digital financial-service accounts in UEMOA, of which 76.9 million were active under the report's definition.Evidence A · P1
  27. MWITA-AF-2026-018The African Development Bank reported in November 2025 that 29 countries had developed Mission 300 national energy compacts; Comoros, The Gambia, Guinea, and Lesotho presented roadmaps at the Africa Investment Forum.Evidence B · P2
  28. MWITA-LC-2026-006Banco de la República reported that six months after Bre-B began operating, more than 34 million users were registered by April 2026.Evidence A · P1
  29. MWITA-LC-2026-009The Central Bank of Chile reported 374 digital payments per person aged over 15 in its August 2025 report, 18.4% more than the prior year; natural-person electronic transfers represented 65% of digital-payment value.Evidence A · P1
  30. MWITA-LC-2026-010Argentina's central bank reported that interoperable payment-with-transfer transactions grew 40.7% year on year in 2025, while immediate push transfers grew 25.6% in number.Evidence A · P1
  31. MWITA-LC-2026-013The Central Reserve Bank of Peru reported that phases 1 and 2 of its payment-interoperability strategy generated more than 165 million interoperable transactions in December 2024, including 121 million phase-1 transactions and 45 million phase-2 transactions.Evidence A · P1
  32. MWITA-LC-2026-015Costa Rica's central bank reported that SINPE Móvil settled 747.5 million transfers in 2025, 15.0% more than in 2024, and ended 2025 with 4.5 million active telephone numbers linked to accounts.Evidence A · P1
  33. MWITA-LC-2026-017Bank of Jamaica reported that JAM-DEX usage and spending increased in 2025 versus 2024, that currency in circulation was higher at year-end, and that a pilot with Tax Administration Jamaica supported payments for multiple services.Evidence A · P1
  34. MWITA-LC-2026-018Barbados launched BiMPay on 12 June 2026 with nine participating institutions as a national instant-payment system supporting continuous retail payments and access for people without traditional bank accounts.Evidence A · P1
  35. MWITA-LC-2026-019The Dominican Republic's 2025 payment-system regulation recognized digital-wallet, payment-initiation and payment-gateway providers, added QR provisions and incorporated requirements for a new Instant Payment Management System.Evidence A · P1
  36. MWITA-LC-2026-020The Dominican Republic's central bank reported that locally issued-card e-commerce transactions grew 19.5% in value and 28.9% in volume from 2023 to 2024.Evidence A · P1
  37. MWITA-ME-2026-005The Central Bank of the UAE's in-force Open Finance Regulation C 03/2025 makes participation mandatory for scoped licensees, phases onboarding, and conditions data sharing and transaction initiation on express user consent, authentication and secure communication.Evidence A · P0
  38. MWITA-ME-2026-006CBUAE reports that its open-finance initiative went live in 2025, with two banks and two third-party providers meeting operational requirements and centralized infrastructure enabling Nebras Open Finance operations.Evidence A · P0
  39. MWITA-ME-2026-007Central Bank of Oman Decision 26/2025 issued an Open Banking Regulatory Framework that applies to licensing and operations and came into force on 4 June 2025.Evidence A · P0
  40. MWITA-ME-2026-008SAMA reports electronic payments represented 79% of Saudi retail payments in 2024, up from 70% in 2023, with 12.6 billion non-cash transactions versus 10.8 billion a year earlier.Evidence A · P0
  41. MWITA-ME-2026-009Qatar Central Bank's December 2025 infographic records 3.187 million instant-payment transactions worth QAR 5.092 billion and 521,567 Qatar Mobile Payment transactions worth QAR 329.963 million for the month.Evidence A · P0
  42. MWITA-ME-2026-010Central Bank of Kuwait's 2025 table records 119.7845 million Wamdh instant-payment transactions worth KD 8.7375 billion, with quarterly volume rising through Q4.Evidence A · P1
  43. MWITA-ME-2026-011Central Bank of Jordan reports 206.9 million transactions worth about JD 30.6 billion across JoMoPay, CliQ and eFAWATEERcom in 2024; CliQ had 4.3 million users and JD 12.1 billion in transaction value.Evidence A · P0
  44. MWITA-ME-2026-012Bahrain's national payment infrastructure operator BENEFIT reports 494.0 million EFTS transactions worth BD 37.5 billion across Fawri, Fawri+ and Fawateer in 2025.Evidence B · P1
  45. MWITA-ME-2026-022Oman's government-owned hydrogen orchestrator Hydrom launched a third green-hydrogen land auction in Duqm on 30 April 2025, offering up to 300 square kilometres with bids and award scheduled through 2026.Evidence B · P1
  46. MWITA-RD-2026-014From 9 October 2025, euro-area payment service providers were required to enable customers to send instant euro payments and provide free verification of payee under the EU Instant Payments Regulation.Evidence A · P1
  47. MWITA-RD-2026-015The 51 future-dated PCI DSS v4.x requirements became effective for assessment on 31 March 2025; PCI DSS v4.0.1 did not change that date.Evidence A · P1
  48. MWITA-WD-2026-004The ECB's 2025 digital-euro innovation platform involved more than 70 public and private participants testing or exploring capabilities including conditional payments for mobility and e-commerce, while issuance remained contingent on legislation and a later Governing Council decision.Evidence A · P1
  49. MWITA-WD-2026-010Canada's Budget 2025 framework proposes Bank of Canada-supervised consumer-driven banking with accreditation, consent, liability and security rules, while later work would consider write access such as payment initiation.Evidence A · P0
  50. MWITA-WD-2026-015The UK Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 received Royal Assent on 19 June 2025 and creates statutory machinery for digital verification services, Smart Data schemes and changes to data-protection/privacy law.Evidence A · P0
  51. MWITA-WD-2026-023Project Acacia's 2026 final report records 12 real-money/real-asset pilots and eight simulated proofs of concept conducted from August 2025 to February 2026, finding potential benefits but unresolved coordination, legal and regulatory barriers to scaling tokenised markets.Evidence A · P1
  52. MWITA-WD-2026-024New Zealand's Customer and Product Data Act 2025 received assent on 29 March 2025 and establishes a statutory framework for designated customer data, data holders and accredited requestors, with practical operation dependent on commencement and sector designations.Evidence A · P0
  53. MWITA-BM-2026-003Amazon reported that Rufus was used by more than 300 million customers and helped deliver nearly $12 billion in incremental annualized sales during 2025.Evidence A · P1
  54. MWITA-CI-2026-002China's 2025-2027 action plan targets more than 180 GW of installed new-type energy storage by 2027 and anticipates about RMB250 billion of direct investment.Evidence A · P1
  55. MWITA-CI-2026-003India's MNRE reported about 1.443 million rooftop systems installed under PM Surya Ghar between 1 January and 22 December 2025, benefiting more than 1.814 million households; the 10-million-household FY2026-27 figure remains a target.Evidence A · P0
  56. MWITA-CI-2026-004As of 30 November 2025, MNRE reported 667.31 MW under PM-KUSUM Component A, more than 942,000 standalone solar pumps, and more than 1.099 million grid-connected pumps solarized.Evidence A · P1
  57. MWITA-CI-2026-005Saudi Energy Company reported 18 GWh of battery storage energized by end-H1 2026, after five projects added 10 GWh in Q2; this is an issuer-reported operating-state figure, not the earlier development pipeline.Evidence B · P0
  58. MWITA-CI-2026-008Viet Nam's Ministry of Industry and Trade reported a record 54,370 MW national peak in the first eight months of 2025, up 11.1% year on year, while its implementation review said key generation and grid projects under adjusted PDP VIII remained limited.Evidence A · P0
  59. MWITA-CI-2026-016China's 2025 national carbon-market progress report says steel, cement and aluminium smelting entered the operational implementation phase, six accounting/verification specifications were issued and 1,334 newly covered key emitters had been listed by the report date.Evidence A · P0
  60. MWITA-CI-2026-017India's December 2025 CCTS framework assigns BEE as administrator and Grid India as registry, with separate compliance and offset mechanisms; this establishes governance roles but not a liquid market or verified abatement outcome.Evidence A · P0
  61. MWITA-CI-2026-018Japan's Cabinet approved the Seventh Strategic Energy Plan and GX2040 Vision on 18 February 2025, aligning energy policy with greenhouse-gas reduction targets of 60% by FY2035 and 73% by FY2040 from FY2013.Evidence A · P1
  62. MWITA-CI-2026-019Brazil's Nova Industria Brasil programme page states an expected R$300 billion programme envelope through 2026 and a 2033 mission target to cut industrial CO2 intensity per value added by 30%; these are finance architecture and policy targets, not disbursement or achieved reductions.Evidence A · P1
  63. MWITA-CI-2026-020India's Cabinet approved a seven-year National Critical Mineral Mission with Rs16,300 crore of government expenditure and Rs18,000 crore of expected public-enterprise investment, spanning exploration through recovery from end-of-life products.Evidence A · P1
  64. MWITA-CI-2026-021India notified final Environment Protection (End-of-Life Vehicles) Rules on 6 January 2025, creating producer-responsibility and recycling obligations for end-of-life vehicles.Evidence A · P0
  65. MWITA-CI-2026-022China's NDRC reported more than 400 million tonnes recovered across ten major recycled-resource categories in 2024, while the December 2025 action plan set 2030 targets including more than 300 million tonnes of scrap steel and 80 million tonnes of waste paper recovered annually.Evidence A · P0
  66. MWITA-CI-2026-023South Africa's environment deputy minister stated in January 2025 that the country generated more than 360,000 tonnes of e-waste annually and properly recycled only about 10%; 2023 externally audited EPR reports recorded R158 million in sector fees.Evidence B · P0
  67. MWITA-CI-2026-027UNIDO's 2025 policy research treats diversification, regional integration, resource efficiency and transparent trade frameworks as resilience mechanisms, but does not establish a universal firm-level outcome from any single intervention.Evidence A · P1
  68. MWITA-CI-2026-028Brazil's government announced access to R$1.3 billion through the Climate Investment Funds Industrial Decarbonization Program in June 2025, while explicitly saying a detailed investment plan still had to be developed.Evidence A · P1
  69. MWITA-CI-2026-029South Africa's gazetted December 2025 National Waste Management Strategy 2026 document was explicitly a fourth draft; its proposed diversion and EPR targets are consultation-stage policy, not final rules or achieved circularity outcomes.Evidence A · P2
  70. MWITA-FAW-2026-005AfDB's 2026 effectiveness review reported Africa's cereal yield at 1.68 tonnes per hectare in 2024, broadly unchanged from 1.69 in 2020 and below the cited global average of about 4.2.Evidence A · P0
  71. MWITA-FAW-2026-006AfDB's 2025 portfolio reporting says 6.9 million farmers adopted climate-resilient technologies; this is Bank-reported reach/adoption, not evidence of persistence, income gains or climate-loss reduction.Evidence B · P1
  72. MWITA-FAW-2026-007AfDB reported Zimbabwe's completed emergency food-production project's Seed Revolving Fund supported more than 90,957 farmers, including about 33,108 women, and recorded loan repayment above 90% by June 2026.Evidence B · P1
  73. MWITA-FAW-2026-008World Bank project monitoring reported beneficiary sales in The Gambia increased 78% from project start and more than 53,000 farmers adopted climate-smart practices in 2025.Evidence B · P1
  74. MWITA-FAW-2026-009World Bank reporting says more than 835,000 farmers and breeders in Senegal gained index-based insurance coverage against drought and rainfall shocks in 2025.Evidence B · P1
  75. MWITA-FAW-2026-012China's statistics office estimated 2025 grain output at 714.88 million tonnes, up 1.2% year on year, with yield at 5,987 kg/ha, up 1.1%, while sown area rose only 0.1%.Evidence A · P0
  76. MWITA-FAW-2026-013India reported more than 76.3 million Farmer IDs and 235 million crop plots surveyed across 492 districts for Rabi 2024-25; these are registry and survey deployment outputs, not verified service or welfare outcomes.Evidence A · P0
  77. MWITA-FAW-2026-014India's agriculture ministry reported 9.697 million hectares cumulatively covered by Per Drop More Crop since 2015-16 as of March 2025, split between 4.637 million hectares drip and 5.060 million sprinkler.Evidence A · P1
  78. MWITA-FAW-2026-015India's M-CADWM sub-scheme was approved in April 2025 and its pilot implementation covered 23 states and territories by December; the coverage describes a pilot footprint, not completed pressurized irrigation or measured efficiency.Evidence A · P1
  79. MWITA-FAW-2026-016The 2030 Water Resources Group reported verified micro-irrigation adoption across 180,000 hectares for 145,000 farmers in Uttar Pradesh in 2025, alongside 122,000 hectares of direct-seeded rice.Evidence B · P1
  80. MWITA-FAW-2026-017Viet Nam's agriculture ministry reported more than 354,000 hectares included in its low-emission rice programme by end-2025, versus an initial 2024-25 target of about 180,000 hectares; only dozens of production models and 11 MRV models were described as pilots.Evidence A · P0
  81. MWITA-FAW-2026-018Viet Nam's ministry reported initial pilot-model comparisons of 3–4 tCO2e/ha lower emissions and 13.4% higher average farmer income, with MRV piloted in 11 models in 2025.Evidence B · P1
  82. MWITA-FAW-2026-019By June 2025, seven enterprises had permission to use Viet Nam's low-emission rice label for more than 19,000 tonnes of output, while the ministry said a complete national certification system had not yet been established.Evidence A · P1
  83. MWITA-FAW-2026-020Brazil's CONAB estimated the 2024/25 grain crop at a record 350.2 million tonnes in September 2025, 16.3% above the prior season; the agency still labeled it an estimate.Evidence A · P0
  84. MWITA-FAW-2026-021Brazil announced R$516.2 billion available for enterprise agriculture under Plano Safra 2025/26; this is a credit envelope, not contracted or disbursed finance.Evidence A · P1
  85. MWITA-FAW-2026-022Brazil's AB+S service lets a qualifying farm with a recognized sustainable-practice certificate seek a 0.5 percentage-point Plano Safra interest reduction; eligibility is not uptake or environmental additionality.Evidence A · P1
  86. MWITA-FAW-2026-023In August 2025 Mexico reported six irrigation districts underway and ten in tender under Mexico se Tecnifica; more than 200,000 hectares and 2.8 billion m3 recovered for human use remained programme targets.Evidence A · P0
  87. MWITA-FAW-2026-024The CBD Secretariat reported that the Cali Fund launched on 25 February 2025 and received its first contribution at the end of 2025; no fund-scale, allocation, disbursement or biodiversity outcome follows from those milestones alone.Evidence A · P0
  88. MWITA-FAW-2026-025The resumed CBD COP16 in February 2025 adopted the full indicator set and planning, monitoring, reporting and review mechanism for the Kunming-Montreal framework, alongside a resource-mobilization strategy toward at least US$200 billion annually by 2030.Evidence A · P0
  89. MWITA-FAW-2026-026Brazil's 2025–2030 NBSAP defines a federal strategy, 2050 objectives, 2030 national biodiversity targets and monitoring, financing and communication components; it is an adopted plan, not target attainment.Evidence A · P1
  90. MWITA-FAW-2026-027South Africa's audited 2024/25 environment report recorded 158 previously disadvantaged formal and informal businesses supported in biodiversity-economy value chains against a target of 100.Evidence A · P1
  91. MWITA-FAW-2026-028Saudi Arabia's ministry reported one million hectares of degraded land rehabilitated and more than 159 million trees planted by end-2025; these are activity and area outputs without survival or ecosystem-condition data on the release page.Evidence B · P1
  92. MWITA-FAW-2026-029Saudi Arabia's 2025 sector summary reported 5,000 agricultural well meters installed and 30% of treated wastewater reused for industrial and agricultural purposes.Evidence B · P1
  93. MWITA-FAW-2026-030Saudi Arabia's ministry reported its 2025 campaigns and national platform lowered the national food-waste rate by 16%, but the release does not disclose baseline, denominator or measurement method.Evidence B · P2
  94. MWITA-FAW-2026-032World Bank reporting says PROLAC brought 33,231 hectares across Cameroon, Chad and Niger under better water and soil management—more than triple its original goal—and rehabilitated more than 2,400 hectares of polders in Chad.Evidence B · P1
  95. MWITA-RL-2026-003NPCI recorded 20,008.31 million UPI transactions worth INR 24,85,472.91 crore in August 2025.Evidence A · P1
  96. MWITA-RL-2026-004In August 2025, NPCI's UPI table recorded 12,705.16 million person-to-merchant transactions and 7,303.15 million person-to-person transactions.Evidence A · P1
  97. MWITA-RL-2026-005NPCI's August 2025 payer-app table recorded 9,152.54 million UPI transactions for PhonePe and 7,063.76 million for Google Pay.Evidence A · P1
  98. MWITA-RL-2026-006Banco Central do Brasil reported that Pix handled nearly 80 billion transactions worth more than R$35 trillion in 2025; 148 million individuals and 12.8 million companies had sent or received at least one Pix transaction.Evidence A · P1
  99. MWITA-RL-2026-007In the second half of 2025, Pix represented 54.7% of transaction count but 28.6% of transaction value in Banco Central do Brasil's monitored payment instruments; TED represented 34.7% of value.Evidence A · P1
  100. MWITA-RL-2026-008Bank Indonesia reported 3.93 billion digital-payment transactions in May 2025, up 27.88% year over year, while QRIS transaction volume grew 151.70% year over year.Evidence A · P1
  101. MWITA-RL-2026-009Bank Indonesia's April 2025 Nusantara Report recorded 38.1 million QRIS merchants, 56.3 million users, 2.5 billion transactions and Rp239.1 trillion in transaction value for the first quarter of 2025.Evidence A · P1
  102. MWITA-RL-2026-010The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas measured digital payments at 57.4% of monthly retail-payment volume in 2024, up from 52.8% in 2023; merchant payments accounted for 66.4% of monthly digital-payment volume.Evidence A · P1
  103. MWITA-RL-2026-016A BIS working paper using data on 86,163 finance apps in 95 countries over 2012-2022 found higher finance-app adoption after retail fast-payment-system launches, with stronger associations in lower-income economies and for fintech or big-tech apps than incumbent-bank apps.Evidence B · P1
  104. MWITA-PS-2026-001The World Bank's 2025 GTMI found positive but uneven progress since 2022, with the gap widening between high-maturity Group A and low-maturity Group D economies and lower-income regions lagging.Evidence A · P1
  105. MWITA-CT-2026-001UN-Habitat's World Cities Report 2026 estimates that up to 3.4 billion people lack access to secure, safe and adequate housing, including more than 1.1 billion people in informal settlements and slums.Evidence A · P0
  106. MWITA-CT-2026-003The UN system's SDG 11 Global Report 2026 says four in ten urban residents still lack convenient access to public transport.Evidence A · P0
  107. MWITA-CT-2026-004The SDG 11 Global Report 2026 reports that disasters affected an annual average of 123 million people between 2015 and 2024.Evidence A · P0
  108. MWITA-CT-2026-006India reported 29.190774 million PMAY-G houses cumulatively completed by 9 December 2025, including 2.343066 million completed during calendar 2025 to that date.Evidence A · P0
  109. MWITA-CT-2026-014World Bank project monitoring reported more than 150,000 Sindh flood-reconstruction houses completed with cash-grant support by June 2025.Evidence B · P0
  110. MWITA-CT-2026-015The Sindh housing reconstruction project anticipated 410,000 multi-hazard-resistant houses by 2027; this is a future target distinct from the 150,000-plus completions reported in 2025.Evidence B · P1
  111. MWITA-CT-2026-016Morocco's High Atlas Development Agency reported that 46,650 families had completed construction or rehabilitation of earthquake-affected homes by 10 July 2025.Evidence A · P0
  112. MWITA-CT-2026-017China's Ministry of Transport reported 341 urban rail lines operating over 11,651 km at end-2025, 728 km more than a year earlier.Evidence A · P0
  113. MWITA-CT-2026-018China's 2025 urban rail passenger volume rose 3.2% to 33.224 billion trips while public bus and trolleybus trips fell 5.5% to 36.566 billion.Evidence A · P0
  114. MWITA-CT-2026-019Jakarta's statistics office recorded 4,057,868 MRT trips, 119,315 LRT trips and 37,463,134 TransJakarta trips in December 2025.Evidence A · P1
  115. MWITA-CT-2026-020Saudi Arabia's transport authority reported 32.1 million Riyadh Metro passenger trips in the fourth quarter of 2025.Evidence A · P0
  116. MWITA-CT-2026-021World Bank project monitoring reported 39 km of roads and 45 km of pedestrian walkways completed across seven Somali cities by 2025, with another 51 km still under construction.Evidence B · P0
  117. MWITA-CT-2026-022The Somalia urban resilience project reported nearly 700,000 people benefiting from improved access to climate-resilient urban infrastructure between 2020 and 2025.Evidence B · P0
  118. MWITA-CT-2026-023World Bank reporting says a Yemen connectivity project rehabilitated more than 150 km of roads and provided 1.2 million people with all-weather road access.Evidence B · P1
  119. MWITA-CT-2026-024World Bank reporting says Tunisia's Road Transport Corridors Project built more than 137 km of roads and reported more than 373,000 beneficiaries.Evidence B · P1
  120. MWITA-CT-2026-025World Bank reporting says Can Tho's 2016–2024 urban resilience project established flood defenses protecting more than 422,000 people and installed 60 hotspot sensors.Evidence B · P0
  121. MWITA-CT-2026-026The World Bank estimates Can Tho's flood-resilience project avoids US$10.7 million in flood-related damages per year.Evidence B · P0
  122. MWITA-CT-2026-027World Bank project reporting says rehabilitated drainage in Abidjan protects nearly 560,000 residents from flooding.Evidence B · P0
  123. MWITA-CT-2026-028The World Bank reported that more than 30 active projects in Latin America and the Caribbean increased resilience for over 24 million people through several different modalities.Evidence B · P1
  124. MWITA-CT-2026-029World Bank reporting says Colombia incorporated risk management into the construction, renovation or upgrading of nearly 2,000 km of public roads under a disaster-risk policy operation.Evidence B · P0
  125. MWITA-CT-2026-030Singapore's Building and Construction Authority reported that close to 66% of national building gross floor area had been greened by December 2025 against an 80% target for 2030.Evidence A · P0
  126. MWITA-CT-2026-031Singapore reported that 33% of new development gross floor area had achieved the Super Low Energy standard by December 2025, while the policy target is 80% from 2030 onward.Evidence A · P0
  127. MWITA-CT-2026-032Singapore reported Design for Manufacturing and Assembly adoption in new development gross floor area rose from about 61% in 2023 to 68% in 2024.Evidence A · P1
  128. MWITA-CT-2026-034ADB's Urban Financing Partnership Facility supported approval of 13 new technical-assistance projects totaling US$19.52 million in 2025.Evidence A · P1
  129. MWITA-DS-2026-009For the year ending December 2025, ABS estimated 563,500 overseas arrivals and 262,600 departures, down 5.4% and 1.0% respectively from the prior year.Evidence A · P1
  130. MWITA-DS-2026-010UNHCR estimated 117.8 million people were forcibly displaced worldwide at the end of 2025.Evidence A · P1
  131. MWITA-DS-2026-011UNHCR reported that the global refugee population fell by about 3% in 2025 while warning that many returns occurred under adverse conditions.Evidence A · P1
  132. MWITA-DS-2026-012EU countries received 669,400 first-time asylum applications in 2025, 27% fewer than in 2024.Evidence A · P1
  133. MWITA-DS-2026-013Eurostat reported 158,400 minor first-time asylum applicants in the EU in 2025, 23.7% of all first-time applicants; 13.3% of those minors were unaccompanied.Evidence A · P1
  134. MWITA-MFG-2026-006IEA estimated that excluding rare earths, the average share of the top refining country rose from 70% in 2023 to 72% in 2025.Evidence A · P0
  135. MWITA-MFG-2026-007IEA estimated full implementation of 2025 rare-earth export controls could put US$6.5 trillion per year of downstream production outside China at risk.Evidence A · P0
  136. MWITA-MFG-2026-008IEA estimated critical-mineral mining investment fell 9% in 2025, with battery-metals spending down more than 20% and lithium-company investment down about 40%.Evidence A · P0
  137. MWITA-MFG-2026-009IEA estimated advanced-economy public-finance commitments for critical minerals reached about US$65 billion in 2025, more than four times 2023, while warning commitments and disbursements differ.Evidence A · P1
  138. MWITA-MFG-2026-010IEA estimated Latin America and the Caribbean produces around one-quarter of global lithium but refines only about one-fifth of its mined output of key energy minerals other than lithium.Evidence A · P0
  139. MWITA-MFG-2026-022India approved the National Critical Mineral Mission with ₹163 billion government expenditure and ₹180 billion expected PSU investment over seven years.Evidence A · P1
  140. MWITA-MFG-2026-023India reported 58 entities pledging 850,000 tonnes per year of critical-mineral recycling capacity under its incentive scheme, versus a 270,000-tonne target.Evidence A · P0
  141. MWITA-MFG-2026-024Indonesia broke ground in June 2025 on an integrated battery project designed for 6.9 GWh of cell capacity with a stated later expansion to 15 GWh.Evidence A · P0
  142. MWITA-MFG-2026-025Indonesia's government described HLI Green Power's Karawang facility as operating with 10 GWh annual nameplate capacity, equivalent by design to batteries for about 150,000 EVs.Evidence A · P0
  143. MWITA-MFG-2026-031Brazil's November 2025 tax-advantaged debenture policy estimated potential annual investment of R$5.2 billion in strategic-mineral projects, including R$3.7 billion for transformation and R$1.5 billion for mining and beneficiation.Evidence A · P1
  144. MWITA-MFG-2026-032Brazil's 2026 official investor guide says domestic production of high-purity inputs for energy-transition value chains remains incipient despite substantial critical-mineral potential.Evidence A · P0
  145. MWITA-SG-2026-013As of July 2025, India reported 306 accredited Khelo India academies; 951 of 1,096 sanctioned former-champion coaching posts were filled and 145 were vacant.Evidence A · P1
  146. MWITA-SG-2026-016In exploratory analyses of the REVERIE trial, 2-back working-memory accuracy improved by 10.88 percentage points relative to physical sports (95% CI 1.19 to 20.56), while 0-back and 1-back accuracy showed no significant changes.Evidence B · P1
  147. MWITA-SG-2026-021A 2025 randomized trial in young semi-elite soccer players found that adding one weekly VR session for eight weeks increased a prefrontal anticipatory ERP component by 40% and improved response speed and accuracy on a discrimination task.Evidence B · P1
  148. MWITA-SG-2026-022In a nonrandomized Chinese study with 481 university students completing follow-up, adding a CPR/AED game-based mobile app to traditional training produced higher 7-day theoretical and practical-skill scores and a 6-month median knowledge score of 9/10 versus 8/10 for traditional training alone.Evidence B · P1
  149. MWITA-SG-2026-023At six months in the same CPR/AED study, willingness to perform CPR on a stranger was 70.9% overall and did not differ between the game-plus-training and training-only groups; dissemination willingness likewise showed no group difference.Evidence B · P1
  150. MWITA-CE-2026-001ITU estimated almost three-quarters of the world's population were online in 2025.Evidence A · P0
  151. MWITA-CE-2026-002ITU estimated 2.2 billion people remained offline in 2025.Evidence A · P0
  152. MWITA-CE-2026-003ITU estimated mobile broadband population coverage above 96% in 2025 while Internet use remained about 74%.Evidence A · P0
  153. MWITA-CE-2026-005ITU reported that a data-only mobile broadband basket remained unaffordable in about 60% of low- and middle-income economies in 2025 under its affordability target.Evidence A · P1
  154. MWITA-CE-2026-011MIIT reported 5G mobile data traffic grew 37.6% in 2025 and represented nearly 70% of mobile data traffic.Evidence A · P0
  155. MWITA-CE-2026-012TRAI recorded 12,550,239 5G fixed-wireless subscriptions in April 2026, up 228,471 from March.Evidence A · P0
  156. MWITA-CE-2026-017Indonesia's report said SATRIA-1 supported public-service access points at speeds up to 4 Mbps in 2025.Evidence A · P0
  157. MWITA-CE-2026-020Kenya recorded 45.79 million broadband subscriptions and 2.145 million fixed Internet subscriptions at June 2025.Evidence A · P0
  158. MWITA-CE-2026-022A CA-KNBS survey summary reported mobile-phone ownership among people aged three and over at 64.6% in urban areas versus 48.6% in rural areas.Evidence A · P0
  159. MWITA-CE-2026-024ICASA reported telecommunications-sector employment declined 2.84% from 2020 to 2024.Evidence A · P1
  160. MWITA-CE-2026-025UCC recorded 17.0 million mobile Internet subscriptions using more than 30 MB per month in Q3 2025, alongside 45.7 million active 90-day mobile subscriptions.Evidence A · P0
  161. MWITA-CE-2026-028TCRA reported Internet subscriptions rose 3.2% to 58.1 million and data traffic rose 9.5% to 808 PB in the quarter ending December 2025.Evidence A · P0
  162. MWITA-CE-2026-030Anatel's 2025 connectivity index improved in 4,614 of 5,570 municipalities but declined in 956.Evidence A · P0
  163. MWITA-TH-2026-003China reported 154.50 million inbound visits in 2025, up 17.1%, and inbound visitor expenditure of USD131.1 billion, up 39.2%.Evidence A · P1
  164. MWITA-TH-2026-004JNTO estimated 42,683,600 visitor arrivals in 2025, 15.8% above 2024 and the highest annual total in its series.Evidence A · P1
  165. MWITA-TH-2026-005Singapore Tourism Board reported 16.9 million international visitor arrivals in 2025, up 2.3% from 2024.Evidence A · P1
  166. MWITA-TH-2026-010Malaysia's aviation consumer report put international on-time performance at 73.1% in the first half of 2025, 4.6 percentage points above the preceding half-year.Evidence A · P1
  167. MWITA-TH-2026-012EUROCONTROL recorded 11.1 million flights in its Network Manager area in 2025, 4% above 2024 and roughly back to 2019 volume.Evidence A · P1
  168. MWITA-TH-2026-013EUROCONTROL reported 76.1% arrival punctuality for scheduled network flights in 2025, 3.5 percentage points above 2024 but 2.0 points below 2019.Evidence A · P1
  169. MWITA-TH-2026-014EUROCONTROL reported average all-cause departure delay of 14.6 minutes per flight in 2025, 16% below 2024 but 12% above 2019.Evidence A · P1
  170. MWITA-TH-2026-015EUROCONTROL estimated gate-to-gate CO2 emissions in the Network Manager area increased by 9.8 million tonnes, or 5%, in 2025 versus 2024 while flights increased 4%.Evidence A · P1
  171. MWITA-TH-2026-018ICAO reported that 128 states submitted emissions reports through the CORSIA Central Registry in 2025, covering 99% of international aviation CO2.Evidence A · P1
  172. MWITA-TH-2026-019ICAO reported that airlines were first required in 2025 to offset covered 2024 CO2 emissions under CORSIA's first phase.Evidence A · P1
  173. MWITA-TH-2026-020UN Tourism estimated international overnight visitor arrivals increased 5% year on year in the first quarter of 2025 while emphasizing mixed regional and subregional performance.Evidence A · P1
  174. MWITA-TH-2026-021UN Tourism reported that landlocked developing countries received 50 million international arrivals in 2024, about 3.5% of the global total, but only 1.4% of international tourism export revenues.Evidence A · P1
  175. MWITA-MBLO-2026-001Around 80% of international merchandise trade by volume is carried by sea.Evidence A · P0
  176. MWITA-MBLO-2026-002UNCTAD forecast seaborne trade volume growth of only 0.5% in 2025.Evidence A · P0
  177. MWITA-MBLO-2026-003UNCTAD reported long-distance rerouting drove nearly 6% growth in maritime ton-miles in 2024.Evidence A · P0
  178. MWITA-MBLO-2026-004Asia's share of global container-ship port calls rose from 59% in H1 2018 to 63% in H2 2024, while Europe's fell from 21% to 17%.Evidence A · P1
  179. MWITA-MBLO-2026-005UNCTAD reported LNG bunkering availability at around 200 ports in 2024.Evidence A · P1
  180. MWITA-MBLO-2026-006The IMO Net-Zero Framework was approved in April 2025, but the October 2025 adoption meeting was adjourned for one year; it was not yet legally adopted on the cited status page.Evidence A · P0
  181. MWITA-MBLO-2026-007The approved draft framework applies to oceangoing ships over 5,000 gross tonnage, which IMO says account for over 85% of global shipping emissions.Evidence A · P0
  182. MWITA-MBLO-2026-008Singapore handled a record 44.66 million TEU in 2025, 8.6% more than 2024.Evidence A · P0
  183. MWITA-MBLO-2026-009Singapore recorded 3.22 billion gross tonnage of vessel arrivals in 2025, up 3.5%.Evidence A · P1
  184. MWITA-MBLO-2026-010Singapore sold 56.77 million tonnes of marine fuel in 2025, including 1.95 million tonnes of alternative marine fuels versus 1.35 million in 2024.Evidence A · P0
  185. MWITA-MBLO-2026-011Chinese ports handled 18.338 billion tonnes of cargo in 2025, up 4.2%.Evidence A · P0
  186. MWITA-MBLO-2026-012Chinese ports handled 354 million TEU in 2025, up 6.8%; foreign-trade container throughput rose 9.8%.Evidence A · P0
  187. MWITA-MBLO-2026-013China's port passenger throughput was 79.49 million in 2025, up 0.7%, with coastal volume down 0.7% and inland volume up 30.2%.Evidence A · P1
  188. MWITA-MBLO-2026-014China had 439 coastal interprovincial container ships of at least 700 TEU at end-2025 with 1.026 million TEU capacity, 3.0% higher than end-2024.Evidence A · P1
  189. MWITA-MBLO-2026-015The average age of China's coastal interprovincial container fleet reached 8.8 years at end-2025, and 12.1% of vessels were at least 20 years old.Evidence A · P1
  190. MWITA-MBLO-2026-016India's major ports handled 915.17 million tonnes in FY2025-26, 7.06% more year on year and above the 904 million-tonne target.Evidence A · P0
  191. MWITA-MBLO-2026-017India reported ₹14,953 crore of major-port-related capex including internal resources and PPP in FY2025-26, versus ₹9,708 crore a year earlier.Evidence A · P1
  192. MWITA-MBLO-2026-018India added 94 ships and 2.567 million DWT to the Indian flag in FY2025-26, versus 45 ships and 0.772 million DWT the prior year.Evidence A · P1
  193. MWITA-MBLO-2026-019India's ministry reported the first indigenous hydrogen fuel-cell vessel was flagged off on 11 December 2025 for commercial tourist operations on National Waterway 1.Evidence A · P1
  194. MWITA-MBLO-2026-020Suez Canal transits fell 3.4% from 13,213 vessels in 2024 to 12,758 in 2025.Evidence A · P0
  195. MWITA-MBLO-2026-021Suez Canal cargo traffic increased 1.4% in 2025 even as net tonnage fell 0.5%; northbound cargo rose 20.4% while southbound cargo fell 5.4%.Evidence A · P0
  196. MWITA-MBLO-2026-022Suez Canal traffic dropped from 26,434 vessels in 2023 to 13,213 in 2024 and dollar revenue fell 61% to $3.991 billion amid the Red Sea crisis.Evidence A · P0
  197. MWITA-MBLO-2026-023The Panama Canal recorded 13,404 transits in FY2025, up 19.3% from 11,240 in FY2024.Evidence A · P0
  198. MWITA-MBLO-2026-024Panama Canal traffic reached 489.2 million PC/UMS tonnes in FY2025, up about 15.6% from FY2024.Evidence A · P0
  199. MWITA-MBLO-2026-025The Panama Canal reported B/.5.705 billion revenue and B/.4.134 billion net profit in FY2025.Evidence A · P1
  200. MWITA-MBLO-2026-026In June 2026 the Panama Canal reported maintaining 38 daily transits and forecast no transit restrictions through 31 December 2026 while using preventive water-saving measures.Evidence A · P1
  201. MWITA-MBLO-2026-027The Port of Mombasa handled a record 45.45 million tonnes in 2025, 10.0% more than 2024.Evidence A · P0
  202. MWITA-MBLO-2026-028Mombasa handled 2.11 million TEU in 2025, 5.5% more than 2024.Evidence A · P0
  203. MWITA-MBLO-2026-029Mombasa transit cargo rose 19.5% to 15.88 million tonnes in 2025.Evidence A · P0
  204. MWITA-MBLO-2026-030KPA states Mombasa's two container terminals currently provide 2.3 million TEU annual capacity, while planned berths 23 and 19B would raise it to 3.1 million TEU.Evidence A · P1
  205. MWITA-MBLO-2026-031Brazilian ports moved 1.28 billion tonnes in January–November 2025, 4.97% more than the same period of 2024.Evidence A · P0
  206. MWITA-MBLO-2026-032Southeast Brazil's cabotage volume reached 137.4 million tonnes in 2025, up 5.91%.Evidence A · P1
  207. MWITA-MBLO-2026-033FAO forecast global fisheries and aquaculture production at 197 million tonnes in 2025, with aquaculture at 104.2 million tonnes and capture fisheries at 92.9 million tonnes.Evidence A · P1
  208. MWITA-MBLO-2026-034South Africa's amended 2025/26 performance plan targeted 70% completion status across 18 Operation Phakisa marine transport and manufacturing initiatives.Evidence A · P1
  209. MWITA-MBLO-2026-035Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority commissioned 15 new trucks into service at Tema Port in May 2025.Evidence A · P2
  210. MWITA-YF-2026-038Google Pay announced an India Pocket Money feature in December 2025 allowing parents either to set a monthly child spending limit up to INR15,000 or approve each transaction, with notifications, history and pause controls.Evidence B · P1
  211. MWITA-DT-2026-021Six Asian central banks incorporated Nexus Global Payments in 2025 to move Project Nexus toward live implementation, and BIS handed over the project.Evidence A · P1
  212. MWITA-DT-2026-022The current Nexus specification covers single instant cross-border cross-currency payments and does not yet cover QR-initiated payments.Evidence A · P1
  213. MWITA-DT-2026-023Indonesia-China local-currency transactions reached US$6.23 billion equivalent in January–July 2025, versus US$2.17 billion in the prior-year period.Evidence A · P1
  214. MWITA-DT-2026-024Bank Indonesia reported January–July 2025 local-currency transaction values of US$2.03 billion with Malaysia, US$644 million with Thailand and US$5.08 billion with Japan.Evidence A · P1
  215. MWITA-DT-2026-025Indonesia and China conducted a limited QRIS cross-border sandbox trial in September 2025.Evidence A · P1
  216. MWITA-DT-2026-026Bank Indonesia recorded 5,892,621 inbound and 1,681,112 outbound QRIS cross-border transactions during 2025.Evidence A · P1
  217. MWITA-DT-2026-027By February 2026, Indonesia's QR corridors recorded 10.66 million transactions with Malaysia, 1.64 million with Thailand, 554,510 with Singapore and 5,088 with Japan.Evidence A · P1
  218. MWITA-SE-2026-007ISRO reported CMS-03, a multi-band communications satellite, placed into geosynchronous transfer orbit in November 2025.Evidence A · P1
  219. MWITA-SE-2026-008India launched the commercial BlueBird Block-2 communications satellite into its intended orbit in December 2025.Evidence A · P1
  220. MWITA-SE-2026-013The African Space Agency was inaugurated in Cairo in April 2025.Evidence A · P1
  221. MWITA-SE-2026-017From October 2025 India permitted non-Indian satellite capacity only from constellations authorized by IN-SPACe.Evidence A · P1
  222. MWITA-SE-2026-018India extended legacy satellite-capacity contracts only through March 2026 or replacement by authorized Indian-entity contracts.Evidence A · P1
  223. MWITA-SE-2026-019The 2024 ITU Radio Regulations entered into force on 1 January 2025.Evidence A · P1
  224. MWITA-SE-2026-020The ITU regulations govern global radio spectrum and satellite-orbit coordination across communications and Earth-exploration services.Evidence A · P1
  225. MWITA-SE-2026-021ITU's 2025 satellite-broadband report identifies direct-to-device connectivity as an emerging route to ordinary-handset coverage.Evidence A · P1
  226. MWITA-SE-2026-022ITU links satellite-broadband growth with increasing orbital-sustainability and regulatory demands.Evidence A · P1
  227. MWITA-SE-2026-023South Africa announced development of a strategy for a domestically owned satellite communications system in April 2025.Evidence A · P1
  228. MWITA-SE-2026-036The European Commission awarded the IRIS² concession to the SpaceRISE consortium in October 2024.Evidence A · P1
  229. MWITA-SE-2026-037IRIS² governmental services and constellation capabilities remained planned rather than operational at award.Evidence A · P1
  230. MWITA-WS-2026-039Singapore's Deep Tunnel Sewerage System is a 206-kilometre network designed for a 100-year life at an indicated cost of about S$10 billion.Evidence A · P1
  231. MWITA-WS-2026-048Saudi Water Partnership Company projected its desalination portfolio rising from 4.16 million cubic metres per day in 2024 to about 7.37 million in 2030.Evidence A · P1
  232. MWITA-WS-2026-049SWPC's seven-year statement listed seven planned desalination plants totaling 2.75 million cubic metres per day.Evidence A · P1
  233. MWITA-II-2026-001IAIS reports differing 2024 cyber-insurance market estimates: USD 15.3 billion from Munich Re and USD 14.7 billion from Swiss Re.Evidence A · P1
  234. MWITA-II-2026-002More than 90 percent of affirmative cyber premiums in IAIS's monitored sample were written or assumed by insurer groups headquartered in Europe or North America.Evidence A · P1
  235. MWITA-II-2026-003For 23 insurers consistently reporting to IAIS, affirmative cyber gross written premiums rose only modestly between year-end 2021 and year-end 2024 while net incurred cyber claims declined.Evidence A · P1
  236. MWITA-II-2026-004IAIS reports expanding insurer use of AI in underwriting, pricing and claims management alongside concerns about governance, transparency, bias, cyber risk and third-party concentration.Evidence A · P1
  237. MWITA-II-2026-005IAIS concludes that natural-catastrophe protection gaps remain significant globally and are especially consequential in emerging and developing economies.Evidence A · P1
  238. MWITA-II-2026-006IAIS's historical case studies did not find financial instability from the examined disasters, while its analysis identifies widening gaps as a possible channel shifting risk toward banks and public balance sheets.Evidence A · P1
  239. MWITA-II-2026-007The 2025 IAIS AI Application Paper explains how existing Insurance Core Principles apply to AI use in insurance.Evidence A · P1
  240. MWITA-II-2026-008IAIS structures AI supervision around proportionality, governance and accountability, robustness and security, transparency and explainability, and fairness and redress.Evidence A · P1
  241. MWITA-II-2026-009IAIS published revised climate-risk supervisory guidance in April 2025 after four consultations over two years.Evidence A · P1
  242. MWITA-II-2026-010The revised IAIS climate paper spans eleven Insurance Core Principles and covers governance, valuation, reporting, scenario analysis, group supervision and market conduct.Evidence A · P1
  243. MWITA-II-2026-011OECD's 2025 insurance report covers 67 jurisdictions, including 14 non-OECD Latin American and 15 other Asian or European jurisdictions.Evidence A · P1
  244. MWITA-II-2026-012OECD reports that insurance penetration rose in 2024 but remained below its level ten years earlier.Evidence A · P1
  245. MWITA-II-2026-013Across OECD reporting jurisdictions, non-life gross premiums grew on average by 8.2 percent nominally and 4.2 percent in real terms in 2024, while claims payments grew 7.5 percent nominally and 3.5 percent in real terms.Evidence A · P1
  246. MWITA-II-2026-014OECD reports a combined ratio below 100 percent in almost all reporting jurisdictions and improvement from 2023 in 72 percent of reporting jurisdictions.Evidence A · P1
  247. MWITA-II-2026-015Swiss Re estimated global insured natural-catastrophe losses at USD 137 billion in 2024.Evidence A · P1
  248. MWITA-II-2026-016Swiss Re estimated that 57 percent of 2024 disaster economic losses were uninsured, leaving a USD 181 billion global natural-catastrophe protection gap.Evidence A · P1
  249. MWITA-II-2026-017Swiss Re estimated 2025 natural-catastrophe economic losses at USD 220 billion, with about 49 percent insured.Evidence A · P1
  250. MWITA-II-2026-018Although the insured share of 2025 natural-catastrophe losses was the highest in Swiss Re's series, more than half of estimated losses remained uninsured.Evidence A · P1
  251. MWITA-II-2026-019Munich Re estimated global cyber-insurance premium volume at USD 15.3 billion in 2024.Evidence A · P1
  252. MWITA-II-2026-020Munich Re estimated North America accounted for USD 10.6 billion, or 69 percent, of global cyber-insurance premiums in 2024.Evidence A · P1
  253. MWITA-II-2026-021Munich Re projected global cyber-insurance premiums of USD 16.3 billion for 2025.Evidence A · P1
  254. MWITA-II-2026-022EIOPA's 2025 market survey received responses from 347 insurance undertakings across 25 EU and EEA countries.Evidence A · P1
  255. MWITA-II-2026-023EIOPA reports that 65 percent of surveyed insurers were actively using generative AI, while most use cases remained at proof-of-concept stage.Evidence A · P1
  256. MWITA-II-2026-024Sixty-four percent of generative-AI use cases reported to EIOPA were internal back-office applications and 36 percent were customer-facing.Evidence A · P1
  257. MWITA-II-2026-025EIOPA found current insurer generative-AI use dominated by assisted models retaining human oversight.Evidence A · P1
  258. MWITA-II-2026-026Surveyed insurers cited hallucinations as the leading generative-AI risk, followed by cybersecurity, data-protection and explainability concerns.Evidence A · P1
  259. MWITA-II-2026-027ARC presented just over USD 5.4 million in parametric payouts to Mozambique and the World Food Programme in October 2025 for drought and Cyclone Chido response.Evidence A · P1
  260. MWITA-II-2026-028The Mozambique payout comprised just over USD 1.8 million to government for drought response and USD 3.5 million to WFP across drought and cyclone policies.Evidence A · P1
  261. MWITA-II-2026-029WFP's Cyclone Chido policy component released USD 3.1 million for response in Nampula and Cabo Delgado.Evidence A · P1
  262. MWITA-II-2026-030Malawi received USD 3,376,783 from ARC in July 2025 after drought in the 2024/25 agricultural season.Evidence A · P1
  263. MWITA-II-2026-031Malawi's ARC total combined a USD 3,065,746 traditional sovereign-policy payout and a USD 311,037 anticipatory-policy payout.Evidence A · P1
  264. MWITA-II-2026-032Malawi planned to use the traditional payout for food and cash support to 311,000 beneficiaries and the anticipatory payout for crop inputs to 3,255 households.Evidence A · P1
  265. MWITA-II-2026-033Madagascar became the first subscriber to ARC's sovereign parametric flood policy when the contract was signed in January 2026.Evidence A · P1
  266. MWITA-II-2026-034ARC designed the Madagascar flood mechanism to disburse within up to ten days after a confirmed event crosses the predefined trigger.Evidence A · P1
  267. MWITA-II-2026-035ARC reports issuing more than 300 sovereign policies and paying over USD 250 million in claims since 2014.Evidence A · P1
  268. MWITA-II-2026-036South Africa's National Treasury reported in August 2025 that most public infrastructure was uninsured, creating a government contingent liability.Evidence A · P1
  269. MWITA-II-2026-037South Africa reported that municipal insurance-pool coverage was limited partly by poor asset data and maintenance records.Evidence A · P1
  270. MWITA-II-2026-038South Africa's Treasury and municipalities planned a parametric-insurance pricing and structure pilot by the end of the third quarter of 2025.Evidence A · P1
  271. MWITA-II-2026-039IRDAI published its Handbook on Indian Insurance Statistics 2024-25 catalogue entry on 3 February 2026.Evidence A · P1
  272. MWITA-II-2026-040IRDAI introduced Bima-ASBA in February 2025 as a one-time UPI mandate for blocking premium funds during life and health policy issuance.Evidence A · P1
  273. MWITA-II-2026-041Saudi Arabia licensed Eltizam for final launch and Wazin for pilot launch as electronic insurance brokers in January 2025.Evidence A · P1
  274. MWITA-II-2026-042Saudi Arabia's Insurance Authority added 15 digital regulatory services to TAMEEN in December 2025 after launching the portal with 36 services in February.Evidence A · P1
  275. MWITA-II-2026-043IAIS's 2025 fair-treatment guidance covers product design, distribution, communications, advice, assistance, claims, complaints and product monitoring.Evidence A · P1
  276. MWITA-CARB-2026-001UNFCCC published version 01.1 of the Article 6.4 methodology standard A6.4-STAN-METH-001 on 26 February 2025.Evidence A · P1
  277. MWITA-CARB-2026-002A6.4-STAN-METH-001 governs the development and assessment of methodologies under the Paris Agreement Article 6.4 mechanism.Evidence A · P1
  278. MWITA-CARB-2026-003The Article 6.4 methodology standard formalizes a reviewable rule layer between mechanism governance and activity-level quantification.Evidence A · P1
  279. MWITA-CARB-2026-004The Article 6.4 registry records A6.4 emission reductions with unique identifiers that include the activity, host Party and vintage.Evidence A · P1
  280. MWITA-CARB-2026-005UNFCCC describes the current Article 6.4 registry as an interim mechanism registry while the full registry is being developed.Evidence A · P1
  281. MWITA-CARB-2026-006Article 6.4 registry operations distinguish issuance, holding, transfer and retirement of units.Evidence A · P1
  282. MWITA-CARB-2026-007The Article 6.4 Supervisory Body agreed a standard for managing reversal risks in credited removals in October 2025.Evidence A · P1
  283. MWITA-CARB-2026-008The 2025 Article 6.4 reversal-risk rules make durability a managed monitoring and liability problem rather than an assumed property of a removal credit.Evidence A · P1
  284. MWITA-CARB-2026-009India's Bureau of Energy Efficiency currently lists eight approved offset methodologies under the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme.Evidence A · P1
  285. MWITA-CARB-2026-010India's listed CCTS offset methodologies span grid renewable electricity, hydrogen, industrial energy efficiency, biogas, landfill gas, livestock methane and mangrove restoration.Evidence A · P1
  286. MWITA-CARB-2026-011India's CCTS methodology page exposes methodology-specific documents rather than treating all offset activity as one undifferentiated credit class.Evidence A · P1
  287. MWITA-CARB-2026-012China's State Council approved expansion of the national emissions trading market to steel, cement and aluminium smelting in March 2025.Evidence A · P1
  288. MWITA-CARB-2026-013China's 2025 national carbon-market expansion added industrial sectors to a system previously centered on power generation.Evidence A · P1
  289. MWITA-CARB-2026-014The Chinese 2025 progress report documents national-market development through an official administrative source rather than a vendor market estimate.Evidence A · P1
  290. MWITA-CARB-2026-015Indonesia inaugurated international trading of Indonesian carbon units through IDXCarbon on 20 January 2025.Evidence A · P1
  291. MWITA-CARB-2026-016Indonesia's 2025 international carbon-trading launch placed the national exchange within a cross-border procurement pathway.Evidence A · P1
  292. MWITA-CARB-2026-017The IFRS Foundation reported in June 2025 that 36 jurisdictions had adopted or otherwise used ISSB Standards or were finalising steps toward their use.Evidence A · P1
  293. MWITA-CARB-2026-018Among the first 17 published ISSB jurisdictional profiles, 14 targeted full adoption, two introduced climate-related requirements and one partially incorporated ISSB requirements.Evidence A · P1
  294. MWITA-CARB-2026-019The initial ISSB profiles included jurisdictions across Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East, including Bangladesh, Brazil, Ghana, Jordan, Kenya, Malaysia, Nigeria, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Tanzania and Zambia.Evidence A · P1
  295. MWITA-CARB-2026-020An IFRS Foundation survey reported 49 jurisdictional responses in early 2025, with 47 saying they had adopted or planned to adopt ISSB Standards.Evidence A · P1
  296. MWITA-CARB-2026-021Seventy percent of jurisdictions responding to the 2025 IFRS survey planned a phased introduction of ISSB-related requirements.Evidence A · P1
  297. MWITA-CARB-2026-022Thirty-nine percent of respondents to the IFRS survey planned assurance requirements; among that subset, 77% planned limited assurance.Evidence A · P1
  298. MWITA-CARB-2026-023ISSB issued targeted amendments to IFRS S2 greenhouse-gas disclosure requirements in December 2025 in response to application challenges.Evidence A · P1
  299. MWITA-CARB-2026-024The December 2025 IFRS S2 amendments apply for reporting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2027, with earlier application permitted.Evidence A · P1
  300. MWITA-CARB-2026-025ASEAN Taxonomy Board released Version 4 of the ASEAN Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance on 6 November 2025.Evidence A · P1
  301. MWITA-CARB-2026-026ASEAN Taxonomy Version 4 completed technical screening coverage for six focus sectors and three enabling sectors under its Plus Standard.Evidence A · P1
  302. MWITA-CARB-2026-027ASEAN Taxonomy Version 4 added entity-, portfolio- and financial-instrument reporting methodology plus grandfathering rules for Amber transition tiers.Evidence A · P1
  303. MWITA-CARB-2026-028VCMI launched its Scope 3 Action Code in April 2025 for companies using high-quality carbon credits while addressing scope 3 barriers.Evidence A · P1
  304. MWITA-CARB-2026-029VCMI's Scope 3 Action Code states that credit use is additional to, not a substitute for, direct scope 3 decarbonisation.Evidence A · P1
  305. MWITA-CARB-2026-030Using the VCMI Scope 3 Action Code does not itself grant a company a formal VCMI Claim.Evidence A · P1
  306. MWITA-CARB-2026-031ICVCM reported that more than 51 million credits using CCP-approved methodologies existed by October 2025.Evidence A · P1
  307. MWITA-CARB-2026-032ICVCM reported CCP-labelled credits as about 4% of 2024 voluntary-carbon-market volume.Evidence A · P1
  308. MWITA-CARB-2026-033ICVCM's CCP architecture evaluates both crediting programs and eligible methodologies before credits can carry the label.Evidence A · P1
  309. MWITA-CARB-2026-034SBTi's Corporate Net-Zero Standard Version 2 defines carbon credits as ex-post instruments issued only after monitoring and independent verification are completed.Evidence A · P1
  310. MWITA-CARB-2026-035SBTi Version 2 distinguishes avoidance, reduction and removal credits rather than treating them as interchangeable climate attributes.Evidence A · P1
  311. MWITA-CARB-2026-036SBTi Version 2 embeds credit procurement within a corporate net-zero governance standard rather than treating purchase volume as direct operational abatement.Evidence A · P1
  312. MWITA-CARB-2026-037The EU CRCF implementing rules adopted in November 2025 set technical requirements for certification schemes, certification bodies and audits.Evidence A · P1
  313. MWITA-CARB-2026-038The EU CRCF requires third-party verification and publication of certification information in an EU-wide registry.Evidence A · P1
  314. MWITA-CARB-2026-039The EU CRCF is voluntary and separately covers permanent removals, carbon farming and carbon storage in products.Evidence A · P1
  315. MWITA-CARB-2026-040Microsoft reported that it signed long-term contracts for nearly 22 million metric tonnes of carbon removal in FY2024.Evidence A · P1
  316. MWITA-CARB-2026-041Google announced two long-term agreements in January 2025 to purchase 100,000 tonnes of biochar carbon removal from each of Varaha and Charm by 2030.Evidence A · P1
  317. MWITA-CARB-2026-042UNFCCC's cooperative-approaches portal states that listed Article 6.2 information is presented as submitted and may not yet have undergone technical expert review.Evidence A · P1
  318. MWITA-CARB-2026-043The World Bank's 2026 carbon-pricing report states that direct carbon-pricing instruments cover about 28% of global greenhouse-gas emissions.Evidence A · P1
  319. MWITA-BMF-2026-003India's BioE3 implementation covers six verticals: bio-based chemicals and enzymes, smart proteins, precision biotherapeutics, climate-resilient agriculture, carbon capture and utilization, and marine and space research.Evidence A · P1
  320. MWITA-BMF-2026-018Shanghai's plan called for demonstration and adoption of bio-based, recyclable and reusable high-performance materials alongside work on carbon-footprint and market mechanisms.Evidence A · P1
  321. MWITA-BMF-2026-022Brazil's G20 bioeconomy report identified bioindustry and industrial biomanufacturing as elements of its bioeconomy agenda.Evidence A · P1
  322. MWITA-BMF-2026-025CBE JU signed grant agreements in 2025 with 30 bio-based projects involving 416 beneficiaries across 33 countries and EUR 197.5 million of funding.Evidence A · P1
  323. MWITA-BMF-2026-026Two CBE JU flagship actions received nearly EUR 40 million to build first-of-a-kind industrial biorefineries.Evidence A · P1
  324. MWITA-BMF-2026-027Fifteen CBE JU innovation actions received EUR 109.5 million to scale prototype bio-based solutions.Evidence A · P1
  325. MWITA-BMF-2026-028CBE JU received 248 proposals requesting more than EUR 1.4 billion in its 2025 call and selected 24 proposals for EUR 172 million.Evidence A · P1
  326. MWITA-BMF-2026-029The 24 selected CBE JU projects comprised four flagship innovation actions, eleven innovation actions, eight research-and-innovation actions and one coordination action.Evidence A · P1
  327. MWITA-BMF-2026-041A 2025 original study engineered an industrially relevant yeast pathway to produce the biodegradable-plastic monomer L-lactate from methanol.Evidence A · P1
  328. MWITA-BMF-2026-042The methanol-to-L-lactate study concluded that its pathway was not yet competitive with established sugar-based and lignocellulosic processes under the compared conditions.Evidence A · P1
  329. MWITA-UG-2026-028Bandai Namco reported FY2025.3 net sales of ¥1,241.5 billion and operating profit of ¥180.2 billion.Evidence A · P1
  330. MWITA-UG-2026-029Bandai Namco planned ¥150 billion of '360°' investments for its April 2025-March 2028 plan period.Evidence B · P1
  331. MWITA-AM-2026-038Serve's 2025 filing reported $2.651 million revenue and $18.033 million cost of revenue.Evidence A · P1
  332. MWITA-CMON-2026-012YouTube announced an intention to invest more than INR8.5 billion in India's creator ecosystem over the following two years.Evidence B · P1
  333. MWITA-SC-2026-006India stated that government support covered 40 percent of IndiaAI portal compute cost.Evidence A · P1
  334. MWITA-SC-2026-013Brazil's AI plan envisages R$23 billion of investment over four years.Evidence B · P1
  335. MWITA-SC-2026-014Brazil's plan allocates R$1.8 billion for a specialized AI supercomputer action during 2024–2028.Evidence B · P1
  336. MWITA-SC-2026-061EPE said recommended transmission investment of about R$1.6 billion could make roughly 4 GW of data-centre connections viable in Brazil.Evidence B · P1
  337. MWITA-ASVC-2026-004NPCI's Hello! UPI design enables conversational payments through UPI apps, telecom calls and IoT devices.Evidence B · P1
  338. MWITA-ASVC-2026-005Hello! UPI supports navigation in regional Indian languages by voice.Evidence B · P1
  339. MWITA-ASVC-2026-006Hello! UPI retains entry of the UPI PIN inside NPCI's Common Library rather than treating voice as payment authorization.Evidence B · P1
  340. MWITA-ASVC-2026-007NPCI positions Hello! UPI as useful for senior citizens, visually impaired people and people with low digital literacy.Evidence B · P1
  341. MWITA-ASVC-2026-008NPCI launched UPI 123PAY with the Reserve Bank of India in March 2022 for feature-phone payment access.Evidence B · P1
  342. MWITA-ASVC-2026-009UPI 123PAY's voice-supported language set in the cited whitepaper includes English, Hindi, Bengali, Malayalam and Tamil.Evidence B · P1
  343. MWITA-ASVC-2026-010UPI 123PAY exposes four access patterns: IVR, SIM-toolkit app, proximity sound and missed-call payment.Evidence B · P1
  344. MWITA-ASVC-2026-023Nubank reported that AI agents handled more than 60% of customer-support conversations in Brazil in Q2 2026.Evidence B · P1
  345. MWITA-ASVC-2026-024Nubank characterized the Q2 2026 AI-handled support conversations as operating at or above human parity.Evidence B · P1
  346. MWITA-ASVC-2026-025Nubank said its NuFormer model powers customer-service and growth decisions across the company.Evidence B · P1
  347. MWITA-ASVC-2026-026Nubank's Precog system predicts why a customer is contacting support and prepares the human agent with relevant information.Evidence B · P1
  348. MWITA-ASVC-2026-027Nubank said customer satisfaction is its main metric for continuously evaluating AI in service.Evidence B · P1
  349. MWITA-ASVC-2026-028Nubank's CTO said service users should have escape valves rather than being trapped with an AI.Evidence B · P1
  350. MWITA-ASVC-2026-029Nubank reported directional improvements in response time and problem-resolution rate from AI without publishing values in the cited 2024 disclosure.Evidence B · P1
  351. MWITA-ASVC-2026-030Nubank reported in late 2024 that AI resolved 40% of demands arriving through chat.Evidence B · P1
  352. MWITA-ASVC-2026-031Nubank disclosed a copilot that assists its human customer-service agents.Evidence B · P1
  353. MWITA-ASVC-2026-032Nubank's CX leader said AI is deployed only when its quality is at least equal to the existing service level.Evidence B · P1
  354. MWITA-ASVC-2026-033Mercado Libre said much of its user-support flow runs through its internal Maxwell platform.Evidence B · P1
  355. MWITA-ASVC-2026-034Mercado Libre said Maxwell enabled support agents for Mercado Pago users, advertisers and sellers.Evidence B · P1
  356. MWITA-ASVC-2026-055Emirates NBD reported that its group NPS rose eight points year over year to 56 in 2025.Evidence B · P1
  357. MWITA-ASVC-2026-056Emirates NBD reported amplified self-service adoption through conversational and assisted digital platforms in 2025.Evidence B · P1
  358. MWITA-ASVC-2026-057Emirates NBD reported processing-time improvements of more than 30% from large operational-transformation programs in 2025.Evidence B · P1
  359. MWITA-BAT-2026-018India's ACC PLI beneficiaries projected 40 GWh but reported 1 GWh of combined current capacity.Evidence A · P1
  360. MWITA-BAT-2026-019India approved a ₹1,500 crore critical-mineral recycling incentive scheme for FY2025-26 through FY2030-31.Evidence A · P1
  361. MWITA-BAT-2026-024The nearly USD 6 billion associated with the project was planned investment at groundbreaking.Evidence A · P1
  362. MWITA-BAT-2026-039Masdar announced preferred suppliers for a design combining 5.2 GW DC solar with 19 GWh of battery storage.Evidence A · P1
  363. MWITA-MO-2026-001In a randomized trial with 640 Kenyan entrepreneurs, access to a GPT-4 WhatsApp mentor produced no positive average revenue or profit effect; estimated effects were about +15% for higher-baseline performers and about -8% to -10% for lower-baseline performers.Evidence A · P1
  364. MWITA-PE-2026-004People born abroad accounted for 29% of Portuguese home transactions in 2024 versus 25% in 2019, with mean purchase value €272,000 versus €187,000 for domestic-born buyers.Evidence A · P1
  365. MWITA-PE-2026-005In 2023, 29.9% of nonresident purchases in Portugal were in the Algarve; nonresidents were 8% of transactions but 13% of value, with €343,000 versus €194,000 mean purchase value.Evidence A · P1
  366. MWITA-PE-2026-006Foreign borrowers accounted for 42% of 2025 lending volume for secondary/rental homes, building land and related other housing credit; 58% of primary-home borrowers were aged 18-35.Evidence A · P1
  367. MWITA-PE-2026-008Portugal's house price index rose 18.9% year over year and 4.0% quarter over quarter in Q4 2025.Evidence A · P1
  368. MWITA-AGC-2026-009Population-scale measurement found that raw x402 settlement count substantially overstated independently evidenced commerce adoption.Evidence B · P1
  369. MWITA-AGC-2026-010After excluding identified wash and test activity, Visa and Artemis reported measurable but differently scaled x402 and MPP machine-payment use.Evidence C · P1
  370. MWITA-AGC-2026-011A card-network agentic-payment path executed one disclosed live production purchase with explicit human approval and agent identification.Evidence C · P1
  371. MWITA-ALGP-2026-002In two field experiments at a large digital firm, machine-learning personalized pricing raised expected profit 19% versus an optimized uniform price while reducing total consumer surplus 23%; more than 60% of consumers nevertheless received lower prices.Evidence A · P1
  372. MWITA-ALGP-2026-004Clickstream evidence from a U.S. online grocery retailer and controlled experiments linked greater algorithmic price variability to higher consumer price sensitivity, with price salience identified as the mechanism.Evidence B · P1
  373. MWITA-ALGP-2026-005Across one real-world encounter and four incentive-compatible experiments, algorithmic dynamic pricing reduced retailer trust and lengthened price search, while habituation and market-wide normalization moderated those responses.Evidence B · P1
  374. MWITA-ALGP-2026-010Across G7 authority materials available through July 2025, the OECD found no identified antitrust enforcement case focused solely on exploitative abuse from pricing algorithms; an Italian airline inquiry found AI and identity-based personalization were still rare and most differences reflected booking time and demand.Evidence A · P1
  375. MWITA-ALGP-2026-012CMA mystery-shopping tests and market evidence found little evidence of websites offering personalized prices in the tested settings, while personalized product ordering was observed and algorithm-facilitated explicit price fixing remained a clearer enforcement concern.Evidence A · P1
  376. MWITA-AMPO-2026-004An AI-first bank sales funnel increased loan applications only when human agents performed follow-up using AI intent scores.Evidence B · P1
  377. MWITA-AMPO-2026-005AI outbound calls had no significant average effect on resuming account opening and reduced intent through lower perceived empathy in follow-up evidence.Evidence A · P1
  378. MWITA-AMPO-2026-008Showing startups how peers reorganized production around AI increased use-case discovery, task completion, paying customers and reported revenue without reducing labor demand.Evidence B · P1
  379. MWITA-AMPO-2026-011A stronger agent produced more and better-priced deals in a real-money employee marketplace, but did not improve satisfaction or perceived fairness.Evidence C · P1
  380. MWITA-LPPO-2026-009Actual coupon redemption improved product and manufacturer lifetime value among compliers, while average assignment effects and retailer value were much smaller or null.Evidence A · P1
  381. MWITA-LPPO-2026-011Variable point exchange rates reduced redemption because members optimistically waited for better future value, unless expiration was near.Evidence B · P1
  382. MWITA-PRO-2026-001Price discounts mitigated the post-pandemic food inflation burden, while switching toward cheaper brands partly reversed that relief because cheaper varieties inflated faster.Evidence B · P1
  383. MWITA-PRO-2026-003Providing small firms with readily available competitor prices caused them to change and align their own prices more often.Evidence A · P1
  384. MWITA-PRO-2026-007Price-equivalent multi-unit promotions increased units purchased relative to single-unit discounts, but the added items were less likely to be consumed.Evidence A · P1
  385. MWITA-PRO-2026-012Selecting a non-discounted meal bundle increased purchases of products outside the bundle by causing shoppers to underestimate total basket size.Evidence A · P1
  386. MWITA-OXO-2026-002At a Chinese omnichannel electronics retailer, switching eligible products to uniform online-offline pricing produced delayed estimated channel gains: initial online sales fell 5.64% (p<.01), the initial offline fall of 1.78% was nonsignificant (p>.10), and Q4 estimates rose 9.20% online and 8.00% offline (both p<.01); the aggregate online estimate of +1.31% was nonsignificant (p>.10).Evidence B · P1
  387. MWITA-CPCO-2026-003Adding social-norm or public-service language to official overdue-tax reminders increased payment; the strongest moral-cost message raised the payment rate by 5.1 percentage points and accelerated an estimated GBP4.9 million during the first experiment's 23-day window.Evidence A · P1
  388. MWITA-CPCO-2026-004Tax-authority messages emphasizing prison sentences or public disclosure increased corporate income-tax payments by an estimated USD184 million; the public-disclosure message increased average tax paid by about USD2,200, or 18%, relative to a simple reminder.Evidence A · P1
  389. MWITA-CPCO-2026-011Announcing a matching grant in direct mail increased revenue per solicitation by 19% and donation probability by 22%, but 2:1 and 3:1 match ratios produced no additional effect beyond 1:1.Evidence A · P1
  390. MWITA-CPCO-2026-012Telling prospective donors that a lead donor had already covered overhead increased donation rate by 80% versus a seed-money appeal and 94% versus a 1:1 match; total donations rose 75% and 89%, respectively.Evidence A · P1
  391. MWITA-PKSO-2026-002Among five front-of-package systems, nutrient-specific 'high in' warnings most consistently shifted incentivized beverage and snack purchases toward lower targeted nutrients, but effects were outcome-specific rather than universal.Evidence A · P1
  392. MWITA-LRO-2026-011In Expedia's randomized-ranking sample, click and booking probabilities decline materially with lower position; a modeled consumer-surplus ranking would outperform Expedia's ranking by $1.205 consumer surplus and $0.084 platform revenue per impression.Evidence A · P1