Examples of using Statistical data-collection in English and their translations into Arabic
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The inventory of statistical data-collection activities(E/CN.3/AC.1/1993/R.6), produced in June 1993, has also been organized in an integrated way according to subject-matter for the first time, in accordance with a recommendation of the Working Group.
The Working Group considered the matter on the basis of a note by the Secretary-General on the inventory of statistical data-collection activities(E/CN.3/AC.1/1993/R.6 and Add.1) and a summary of the results of the twenty-seventh session of the ACC Subcommittee on Statistical Activities.
The Commission will also have before it a report on the adequacy and usefulness of the inventory of statistical data-collection activities, a tool developed for coordination of the statistical data-collection activities of the international organizations.
During the discussion at the eighteenth session of the Working Group, the issue of the usefulness and effectiveness of the Inventory of Statistical Data-collection Activities in the work of international organizations was raised.
The United Nations Statistics Division requested the 53 national statistical offices that were represented for examples of duplication of statistical data-collection activities practised by international organizations.
In relation to recommendation 8, see E/CN.3/1993/3, paragraph 29. The revised inventory of statistical data-collection activities was reorganized along subject-matter lines and issued(E/CN.3/AC.1/1993/R.6 and Add.1).
The Commission endorsed with satisfaction the ongoing work of the Statistical Division of the United Nations Secretariat to improve the Inventory of Statistical Data-collection Activities which had been designed as a set of cross-referenced databases.
should be taken in relation to coordination of statistical data-collection and the exchange of data among the international organizations.
Another focus area is the development of gender statistics through the building of capacities in developing countries directed towards the incorporation of a gender perspective in national statistical data-collection systems in general, and in the measurement of informal sector and violence against women in particular.
The Subcommittee reviewed and agreed with the paper prepared by the Statistics Division explaining why the existing inventory of statistical data-collection activities was not suitable for the development indicators Web site(SA/1998/9). In the light of those developments, the Subcommittee supported the establishment of the development indicators Web site.
The Subcommittee supported the continued preparation of the inventory of statistical data-collection activities and the improvements introduced in the 1993 version(E/CN.3/AC.1/1993/R.6 and Add.1), particularly the restructuring according to statistical subject-matter, but wished to see more specific and wider use of the inventory to reconfirm the need for its continued production.
(a) Welcomed the completion of work on updating the inventory of statistical data-collection activities, the list of classifications used in statistics and the inventory of computerized statistical databases, as well as the initial work on updating volume II of the Directory of International Statistics, all of which were compiled by UNSTAT based on information provided by the members of the Subcommittee.
At its twenty-eighth session(New York, 27 February-3 March 1995), the Statistical Commission requested the United Nations Statistics Division to submit an updated version of the Inventory on Statistical Data-collection Activities to the Working Group on International Statistical Programmes and Coordination, after review by the Administrative Committee on Coordination(ACC) Subcommittee on Statistical Activities.1.
In 1990, following a request by the Subcommittee to prepare a report on the statistical subject areas on which the statistical offices of the agencies collected data from countries, the office then known as the United Nations Statistical Office started to prepare an inventory of statistical data-collection activities by all statistical agencies.
At its eighteenth session(New York, 16-18 April 1996), the Working Group on International Statistical Programmes and Coordination noted with satisfaction the work done by the United Nations Statistics Division in updating the Inventory of Statistical Data-collection Activities which had been collected from international organizations/agencies(E/CN.3/1997/19, para. 41).
The revised Framework should incorporate not only traditional statistical data-collection instruments of national statistical systems
This addendum to the inventory of statistical data-collection activities(E/CN.3/AC.1/1993/R.6) discusses the plans of international organizations concerning data-collection activities in the immediate future.
The Commission requested the Statistical Division and the ACC Subcommittee on Statistical Activities to give continual attention to reducing duplication in collecting and processing data from member countries, and requested a progress report for each session of the Commission, along the lines of chapter I of the inventory of statistical data-collection activities(see E/CN.3/AC.1/1991/R.7); the report(and the inventory) should be reorganized along subject-matter lines.
INTRODUCTION At its twenty-seventh session, in February 1993, the Statistical Commission requested the Statistical Division of the United Nations Secretariat(UNSTAT) and the international organizations to place more emphasis on coordination matters, including statistical data-collection activities. 1/ To support the coordination process, the Commission had specified a number of instruments and tools to be developed and/or improved, one of which was the inventory of statistical data-collection activities(E/CN.3/AC.1/1993/R.6 and Add.1).
The report includes the outcome of the Working Group ' s review of(a) implementation of the 1993 SNA and plans for further essential research(see item 4 above),(b) strengthening international statistical cooperation(see item 3 above),(c) the provisional agenda and documentation for the special session and the twenty-eighth session of the Commission(see item 9 below),(d) fundamental principles of official statistics(see item 6 above) and(e) coordination of statistical data-collection activities of international organizations(see item 3 above).