Today I released two new json files [2][4]. 
Both complement visualization 'Wikipedia Views Visualized' [1] (aka WiViVi), but both can be useful in other contexts as well. 
1) File 'demographics_from_world_bank_for_wikimedia.json' [2] resulted from harvesting World Bank API files.
It contains yearly figures for four metrics: (more could be added rather easily):
- population counts, 
- percentage internet users, 
- percentage mobile subscriptions, 
- GDP per capita. 
The following static demographics charts on meta are also based on these metrics: [3] 
2) File 'datamaps-data.json' [4] contains the equivalent of 3 rather complex (*) csv files which feed WiViVi. This brings together demographics data and pageviews (by country, by region, and by language), and also adds additional meta info. This json file is meant for external use, as it's much easier to parse than the 3 csv files WiViVi uses itself [5].
(*) complex , as the csv files use a hierarchy based on nested delimiters
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Details: 
World Bank files have different formats (some csv, some json) and use a variety of indexes (some use ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 codes, others ..-alpha-3). Script 1) first does normalization, then data are aggregated, filtered, indexed. 
Json file 1) replaces two csv files which up to now were filled from Wikipedia pages [6][7].
Also, although Wikipedia lists nowadays also use World Bank data, this is not consistently done, see [8][9].