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International Family of Economic and Social Classifications
The international family of economic and social classifications is comprised
of reference classifications that have been registered into the
United Nations Inventory of Classifications,
reviewed and approved as guidelines by the United Nations Statistical
Commission or other competent intergovernmental board on such matters
as economics, demographics, labour, health, education, social welfare,
geography, environment and tourism. It also includes those classifications
on similar subjects that are registered into the Inventory and are derived
or related to the reference classifications and are primarily,
but not solely, used for regional or national purposes.
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Preamble (PDF file, 22 KB)
Describes the types of classifications in the family, role and obligations of the agencies and custodians
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Inventory of classifications in the family
Profiles and access to registered international and multinational classifications
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Basic principles (PDF file, 114 KB)
A statement of basic principles for the development, use, maintenance and revision of international standard statistical classifications
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UN glossary of classification terms
A working document of classification terms approved by the Expert Group on International Economic and Social Classifications
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