Committee for the Coordination of Statistical Activities
CCSA CCSA Special Topic Sessions at the ISI World Statistics Congress
CCSA Special Topic Session at the ISI World Statistics Congress
Supplying International Statistics for Decision Making
- Hong Kong, China
Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) - Friday, 30 August 2013 [9.00-11:15 and 13:00-15:15]
The CCSA Special Topic Sessions at the ISI World Statistics Congress were held on 30 August 2013 in Hong Kong, China.
Final Programme (ISI session reference numbers STS045 and STS095)
Friday, 30 August 2013
Part 1 - International statistics for decision making
Welcome remarks by Mr. Werner Bier, Deputy Director General, Directorate General Statistics, European Central Bank, CCSA co-chair
"Composite measure of industrial performance for cross-country analysis"
"Why are the G-20 Data Gaps Initiative and the SDDS Plus Relevant for Financial Stability Analysis"
"Should international organisations use also non-official sources when providing official international economic statistics ?"
"Reviving statistical yearbooks to meet changing needs of users"
"The challenge of supplying comparable international statistics to professional users"
"Politics and statistics: a happy marriage?"
Open questions
Part 2 - CCSA panel discussion - International statistics for decision making
Welcome remarks by Mr. Werner Bier, Deputy Director General, Directorate General Statistics, European Central Bank, CCSA co-chair
"New Collaborations to Assess the Reliability and Relevance of Food Data Collected in National Household Surveys"
"International trade in services in statistical frameworks"
"Supplying evidence based international statistics for decision making"
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