EconGE · For machines
Public API, v1
Open access — no key needed to start. Everything the portal shows, as JSON, CSV, TSV, XLSX, or ZIP. Free API keys raise your rate limits five-fold. Datasets have stable slugs that survive archive rebuilds — prefer them over numeric ids.
Rate limits & keys
Quick examples
curl https://levanalibegashvili.com/sites/econge/api/v1/sources
curl 'https://levanalibegashvili.com/sites/econge/api/v1/datasets?topic=prices&recent=1'
curl 'https://levanalibegashvili.com/sites/econge/api/v1/observations.xlsx?datasets=51,52&from=2020-01-01' -o bundle.xlsx
Routes
GET /sources
sources with stats
GET /topics
topics with dataset counts
GET /datasets[.json|.csv|.tsv|.xlsx]
paginated catalog with filters
GET /datasets/{id}
dataset metadata
GET /datasets/{id}/observations[.json|.csv|.tsv|.xlsx]
single dataset observations
GET /observations[.json|.csv|.tsv|.xlsx|.zip]
multi-dataset bundle (requires ?datasets=ID1,ID2)
Filters
source=geostat,mof · topic=prices · frequency=annual,monthly
facet filters, comma-separated
q=GDP
full-text search
recent=1
datasets with observations in the last 90 days
from=2020-01-01 · to=2024-12-31
date range on observations
format=long|wide
multi-dataset shape (wide requires same frequency)
Limits
Errors
All errors are JSON, regardless of requested format. Each carries an
error slug for programmatic branching:
{"error": "too_many_rows", "message": "...", "limit": 500000, "actual": 743219}
Data originates from GeoStat, the National Bank of Georgia, the Ministry of Finance, the IMF, and the World Bank — attribution to the original source is required when you republish it. Each source's license is listed in the sources endpoint's upstream catalog.