Examples of using Statistical organisations in English and their translations into Russian
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responsibilities for national and international statistical organisations, which relate primarily to methodological,
National Statistical Organisations(NSOs) and other statistical agencies offer the key source of official statistical information in every country.
Providing access to microdata will help statistical organisations to strengthen their position in competition with other data producers.
It also includes consideration of practice amongst other(national and international) statistical organisations producing similar data,
dissemination strategies to innovation, statistical organisations can share ideas,
Statistical organisations world-wide have been invited to join the consortium
The task of industrialising statistical production is too large for most(if not all) statistical organisations to contemplate tackling it on their own.
The use of secondary and mixed sources seems to be gaining more attention as statistical organisations increasingly consider a more process-oriented approach to statistical production.
harmonised terminology to help statistical organisations to modernise their statistical production processes,
It outlines the benefits of the model as well as how the adoption of the model might impact staff in statistical organisations.
the main theme was the fact that statistical organisations are confronted with accelerating changes in society and the way that data are produced and used within the information industry.
The original aim of GSBPM was to provide a basis for statistical organisations to agree on standard terminology to aid their discussions on developing statistical metadata systems and processes.
Strategic partnerships- NSOs are increasingly building partnerships with other statistical organisations, and with other parts of the information industry.
This will help to bring interested statistical organisations in contact with each other and to inform the statistical community
In some cases international statistical organisations combine micro-data sets from different countries,
Methods and classifications as products: Since statistical organisations are not alone in the information value chain,
In generic terms, for international statistical organisations, we can envisage several types of customer(member states, applicant states,
Save for the issues of security and authentication statistical organisations are now more likely to use computer aided interviewing methods delivered through new technologies e.g. web based or Interactive Digital TV.
The challenge to incorporate information from administrative agencies may be the necessary incentive for statistical organisations to introduce fundamental changes to their traditional preference for a taxonomy that is unique and unambiguous.
National and international statistical organisations are invited to review the case studies presented in the publication"Managing Statistical Confidentiality