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Monday Stats Post – 2021 Annual Compiled Posts

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2022

A compilation of the Monday Stats Post by Marlen Bertram, the IAI’s Director of Scenarios and Forecasts

Since February 2021, the IAI started piloting a regular post with unique IAI statistics and insights. This data is compiled by IAI’s Director of Scenarios and Forecasts, Marlen Bertram. The Monday Stats Post by Marlen Bertram has since become a major feature of our advocacy work on social media and is very popular with our followers. This document contains a compilation of all the posts that will be updated annually.

To explore more of the IAI’s material flow data, please visit Alucycle.

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