Context: Organizations often need to create very complex dashboards that include widgets such as Bar and Column Charts, Line and Area Charts, Pie and Donut Charts, Scatter and Bubble Charts, Maps, Combo Charts, Cards, Tables and Matrices, Decomposition Tree. They need examples to see how to use these widgets on complex data including historical evolution.

Solution: The Gender Equality 2020 dashboard, extended from the Power BI community visualizes the gender equality index published by the World Bank Group. It includes a global overview of the index, a breakdown of eight key indicators (Mobility, Workplace, Pay, Marriage, Parenthood, Entrepreneurship, Assets, Pension), and a historical evolution chart showing progress over the past 50 years1. This dashboard helps users understand and analyze gender equality data comprehensively.

Impact: Having prebuilt Power BI dashboard visualizations for comparison across multiple dimensions offers significant benefits. It enables quick and easy analysis of complex data, allowing users to identify trends and insights at a glance. This enhances decision-making by providing a comprehensive view of key metrics and performance indicators. Additionally, it saves time and resources by eliminating the need for manual data compilation and visualization, leading to more efficient and effective data management.