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Analysis Dashboard

EU-LAC Digital Transformation Insights

Cross-Sector Collaboration Network

This network shows how different actor types (in blue) collaborate on various thematic areas (in green) within EU-LAC digital transformation initiatives. Each connection represents documents where both an actor and theme co-occur, indicating active collaboration. Hover over nodes to see details, and over connections to see the number of shared documents.

Actor Types (who participates)
Thematic Areas (what topics)
Collaboration strength (shared documents)
Actor Types
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Active Connections
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Avg. Degree
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Network Density
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Key Insights

🎯 SDG Coverage & Intensity

This radar chart compares two perspectives of SDG alignment: Document Count (blue) shows how many documents address each SDG, while Avg Intensity (green) shows how relevant each SDG is within the documents that mention it (0-1 scale). Together, they reveal both coverage and depth of SDG engagement. Hover over each point to see detailed metrics.

πŸ“Š Blue = Document frequency (coverage)
⭐ Green = Avg intensity (depth when mentioned)
πŸ’‘ Hover for detailed metrics

🌍 SDG Global Relevance

This chart shows the overall impact of each SDG across the entire document corpus. The score considers both frequency and intensity: documents without a specific SDG are counted as 0. This metric answers: "How important is this SDG to the EU-LAC digital cooperation as a whole?" Higher values indicate SDGs that are both frequently mentioned and highly relevant. Hover over bars to see detailed SDG information and global relevance scores.

πŸ“Š Global Relevance = (Total SDG Relevance Score) / (All Documents)
🌍 Documents without an SDG are counted as 0
🎨 Bars colored by official UN SDG colors

Legal Framework

This chart shows the distribution of cooperation agreements by their legal enforceability level. Legally Binding (βš–οΈ Strong) agreements have enforceable obligations under international law, Politically Binding (🀝 Medium) commitments rely on political will, and Non-Binding (πŸ“‹ Soft) frameworks are voluntary. Hover over segments to see detailed descriptions and document counts.

βš–οΈ Legally Binding (Strong)
🀝 Politically Binding (Medium)
πŸ“‹ Non-Binding (Soft)

Leading Countries

This chart shows the top 15 countries leading digital cooperation initiatives, sorted by the number of documents they have initiated or led. Countries are color-coded by region: πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί EU countries (blue) represent European Union member states, and 🌎 LAC countries (green) represent Latin America & Caribbean nations. This highlights the bilateral nature of EU-LAC cooperation. Hover over bars to see full country names, regions, and document counts.

πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί European Union Countries
🌎 Latin America & Caribbean
πŸ“Š Showing top 15 countries by led documents

Thematic Focus

This chart displays the main thematic categories addressed in EU-LAC digital cooperation documents. Themes range from πŸš€ Digital Strategy (transformation frameworks), πŸ’‘ Technology & Innovation (emerging tech), πŸ”’ Data Governance (security & privacy), 🀝 Social Inclusion (digital equity), to 🌍 International Cooperation (cross-border partnerships). Hover over bars to see detailed theme descriptions and focus areas.

πŸš€ Digital Strategy
πŸ’‘ Technology & Innovation
πŸ”’ Data Governance
🀝 Social Inclusion
🌍 International Cooperation

πŸ“ˆ Temporal Evolution

This chart shows the temporal evolution of EU-LAC digital cooperation over time. The Total Documents line (teal) shows overall activity, while Agreements (blue) and Dialogues (green) reveal the nature of cooperation. Tracking these trends helps identify growth patterns, peak periods, and the balance between policy discussion and concrete commitments. Hover over points to see detailed yearly metrics and percentages.

πŸ“Š Total Documents
πŸ“œ Agreements
πŸ’¬ Dialogues

Stakeholder Ecosystem

Actor Types

This chart shows participation by organization type in EU-LAC digital cooperation. πŸ›οΈ Political Actors (governments & institutions) lead policy frameworks, πŸ”¬ Research & Innovation Actors (universities & R&D) drive knowledge development, πŸ’Ό Economic Actors (businesses & SMEs) enable implementation, and 🀝 Civil Society Actors (NGOs & communities) ensure social impact. Hover over bars to see detailed actor descriptions and roles.

πŸ›οΈ Political Actors
πŸ”¬ Research & Innovation
πŸ’Ό Economic Actors
🀝 Civil Society

Beneficiary Groups

This chart shows the top 10 beneficiary groups most frequently addressed in EU-LAC digital cooperation, sorted by document count. Beneficiaries range from πŸͺ Economic actors (SMEs, startups, businesses), πŸŽ“ Knowledge sector (researchers, students), πŸ‘₯ Citizens (general public), to vulnerable groups like πŸ‘© women, 🏘️ rural communities, and β™Ώ persons with disabilities. Each color represents a beneficiary category. Hover over bars to see detailed descriptions.

πŸ“Š Showing top 10 groups sorted by document count. Colors represent beneficiary categories.