Global Corruption Index 2012-2015
Description
The Tableau dashboard addressing corruption provides a multi-faceted view through three distinct yet interconnected charts, each offering unique insights into the pervasive issue. The first chart is a bullet graph showcasing the average Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) per country, grouped by continent. This visual representation allows for an immediate grasp of the corruption levels in different regions, with each continent’s data meticulously laid out. The color-coded bullets make it easy to identify regions with high or low corruption levels, offering a global perspective that is both comprehensive and easily digestible.
The second chart, a bar graph, dives deeper into individual countries, showcasing their average CPI scores. This detailed breakdown facilitates a country-by-country analysis, offering insights into national trends and allowing for comparisons that are as enlightening as they are alarming. The third chart focuses on Tajikistan, with a line graph that traces the corruption levels from 2012 to 2015. The trend line offers a visual narrative of the changes over the years, highlighting fluctuations and providing a focused insight into the country’s struggle with corruption. Each chart on the dashboard is designed to offer a layer of understanding, from a global overview to a national deep dive, providing users with a holistic and detailed perspective on corruption.