Examples of using Response burden in English and their translations into Russian
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Collection of census data over the Internet has the potential to reduce response burden and improve data quality.
the content of surveys, to avoid duplication and minimise the response burden.
The session considered how improved data reporting can reduce response burden.
Yet these measurement challenges may not easily match the ongoing attempts of NSIs to reduce costs and response burden.
costs of data provision and response burden.
reducing costs and response burden and improving the quality of official statistics.
they can alleviate substantially costs and response burden issues.
This means that the implementation of the 2001 Census Programme did not cause any extra response burden.
Further, having a joint survey on a regular basis is not sustainable due to budget constraints and response burden.
lowered response burden, improved quality
Response burden and the apparent contradiction,
as part of the CAP reform process, will be used to reduce the response burden on farms and to compare trends in sample surveys.
Obtaining these data items from business surveys may lead to increased response burden that is considered undesirable.
collecting agencies would reduce the response burden and improve data quality.
The use of administrative sources generally reduces response burden, but it has associated risks.
The IWG. AGRI is currently exploring ways to reduce response burden by NSOs and to eliminate duplication of requests FAO, ECE, Eurostat, OECD.
SIRUS aims to enhance the business statistics system even further by recording the survey response burden, i.e., the time spent by enterprises on answering questionnaires.
reducing perceived duplication in government data collection and minimising response burden.
Another external reason for the establishment of the Data Collection Division was the professionalisation of survey designs in order to reduce response burden.
with less money, and less response burden.