Committee for the Coordination of Statistical Activities
CCSA Conferences on Data Quality for International Organizations
Committee for the Coordination of Statistical Activities
Conference on Data Quality for International Organizations
- Wiesbaden, Germany
- 27-28 May 2004
The Conference on Data Quality for International Organizations was held on 27 and 28 May 2004 in Wiesbaden, Germany, immediately following the Q2004 - European Conference on Quality and Methodology in Official Statistics (Mainz, Germany 24-26 May 2004). The Conference on Data Quality for International Organizations was held under the auspices of the Committee for the Coordination of Statistical Activities (CCSA).
The purpose of the conference was to provide statistical experts from international organizations with a forum to discuss specific data quality issues related to their work and exchange experiences regarding the various quality control mechanisms developed for the collection and dissemination of international data. A programme committee consisting of Ms. Carol Carson (IMF), Ms. Denise Lievesley (UIS-UNESCO), Mr. Enrico Giovannini (OECD), Mr. Sylvester Young (ILO), Mr. Heinrich Bruengger (UN-ECE), Mr. Andrew Flatt (UN-ESCAP), Mr. Werner Grunewald (Eurostat), Mr. Laurent Probst (Eurostat) and Mr. Thomas Koerner (German Statistical Office) had elaborated the programme.
Thursday, 27 May 2004
- Walter Radermacher (Germany)
- Willem de Vries (UNSD)
- Enrico Giovannini (OECD)
Chair: Carol Carson (IMF)
- Ivo Havinga, Gisele Kamanou, Stefan Schweinfest and Willem de Vries (UNSD), "Squaring the Quality Circle: Towards a Quality Framework for International Official Statistics", Paper, Presentation
- Enrico Giovannini and Denis Ward (OECD), "Quality framework for OECD statistics: Getting our own house in order", Paper, Presentation
- Haluk Kasnakoglu and Robert Mayo (FAO), "FAO Statistical Data Quality Framework: A multi-layered approach to monitoring and assessment", Paper, Presentation
Chair: Denise Lievesly (UIS)
- Haishan Fu (UNDP), "Data inconsistency, statistical credibility and the Human Development Report", Paper, Presentation
- Edilberto Loaiza (UNICEF), "Does data quality explain the difference in the current global estimates for mortality and education?", Paper, Presentation
- Andreas Lindner and Richard McKenzie (OECD), "Co-ordination of data disseminated by international organizations", Paper, Presentation
- Darryl Rhoades (ECE), "Towards a methodology for analyzing coherence between PPP and SNA based estimates of GDP", Paper, Presentation
- Neil Fantom (World Bank), "Introducing a PARIS 21 study of the international statistical system in relation to MDG indicators: Monitoring the Millennium Development Goals: current weakness and possible improvements", Paper
Chair: Sylvester Young (ILO)
- Tetsuo Yamada (UNIDO), "Role of metadata in quality assurance of multi-country statistical data in the case of UNIDO industrial statistics", Paper
- Sara Elder and Isabelle Guillet (ILO), "ILO tools for collecting, managing and disseminating data and metadata", Paper, Presentation
- Brian Buffet, Alison Kennedy, and Ursula Itzlinger (UNESCO), "The Path towards Improving Quality in the International Education Database", Paper, Presentation
Friday, 28 May 2004
Chair: Stefan Schweinfest (UNSD)
- Patrick Cornu (ILO), "ILO Labour Statistics Databases (LABORSTA): The issue of quality control procedures", Paper, Presentation
- Lee Samuelson and Lars Thygesen (OECD), "Building OECD's New Statistical Information System", Paper, Presentation
- Christos Androvitsaneas (ECB), "Contributing to quality in statistics through automated data and metadata exchange: the case of the European System of Central Banks", Paper, Presentation
- Carol Carson (IMF), "Data and Metadata Collection and Dissemination in the IMF Statistical Information System", Paper, Presentation
Chair: Enrico Giovannini (OECD)
Panellists: Carol Carson (IMF), Denise Lievesly (UIS), Sylvester Young (ILO) and Stefan Schweinfest (UNSD)
Chart presented by Enrico Giovannini
Outputs
- Principles Governing International Statistical Activities
- Publications
- Case studies: using non-official sources in international statistics
- Data Revolution for Sustainable Development
- Recommended Practices on the Use of Non-Official Sources in International Statistics
- Microdata dissemination best practices
- Global Inventory of Statistical Standards