## Data Sources & Attribution

Evidence Lab includes publicly available documents sourced from third parties for the purpose of testing document ingestion, search, and AI-assisted analysis at scale.

The current online instance at [evidencelab.ai](https://evidencelab.ai) includes:

- Approximately 20,000 United Nations humanitarian evaluation reports sourced from the United Nations Evaluation Group (UNEG).
- Approximately 10,500 reports related to Fraud and Program Integrity sourced from The World Bank via the World Bank Documents & Reports API.
- Approximately 4,000 United Nations resolutions and decisions sourced from the UN Mandates Registry covering the General Assembly, Security Council, and other UN organs.

Links to source document hosting pages and PDFs are provided throughout Evidence Lab.

## No Affiliation or Endorsement

Evidence Lab is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with the United Nations, the United Nations Evaluation Group, the World Bank, the UN Mandates Registry, or any of their agencies or programs.

The inclusion of these documents is solely for research, testing, and demonstration purposes.

## Attribution & Rights

All documents remain the intellectual property of their respective authors and organizations. Evidence Lab does not claim ownership over any third-party content and provides access to documents as originally published by their sources.

## Accuracy & Use Disclaimer

Documents are processed automatically and may contain parsing errors, omissions, or AI-generated interpretations. Evidence Lab makes no guarantees regarding accuracy, completeness, or suitability for decision-making. Users are responsible for verifying information against original source documents.
