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Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics: Threats and Responses ________________________. UNSC High Level Forum on Official Statistics. Panelists. Jean-Louis Bodin Pali Lehola Brian Pink Walter Radermacher Eduardo Sojo Garza-Aldape. Threats and Responses. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics:
Threats and Responses________________________
UNSC High Level Forum on Official Statistics
Panelists
Jean-Louis BodinPali LeholaBrian PinkWalter RadermacherEduardo Sojo Garza-Aldape
Threats and ResponsesThreats to relevance, impartiality, and integrity
(Principles 1, 2, 3)
Threats to quality, cost-effectiveness, misuse and coordination (Principles 4, 5)
Threats arising from data deluge: national coordination, confidentiality, legislation (Principles 6, 7,8)
What can we do: international coordination and cooperation (Principles 9, 10)
Structure of the ForumIntroduction 15 minutes
Panelist 1Presentation/Questions 15 minutes/5 minutes
Panelist 2Presentation/Questions 15 minutes/5 minutes
Panelist 3Presentation/Questions 15 minutes/5 minutes
Panelist 4Presentation/Questions 15 minutes/5 minutes
Panelist 5Presentation/Questions 15 minutes/5 minutes
General questions and summary 65 minutes
Principles1. Relevance, impartiality and equal access
2. Professionalism
3. Accountability
4. Prevention of misuse
5. Cost-effectiveness
6. Confidentiality
7. Legislation
8. National coordination
9. International coordination
10. International statistical cooperation
Key objectives of the ForumUnderstand why this is being discussed now
Timing
Consider why it matters so muchImportance
Establish what has happenedEvidence
Determine what can we do about itHandling
Key messagesTiming…. why now?
Budgetary pressuresPolitical interventions
Key messagesImportance…. why do the fundamental
principles matter so much?Code of conduct for global official statistics
communityRepresent core values of official statistics
professionEthical standards against which the work of
official statisticians is judged
Key messagesEvidence…. what’s happened?
Budgets cherry-pickedWork programme powers taken awayMethods not keeping pace with economy/societyOfficial statistics being marginalisedSaturation of statistics from other sourcesIncreasing vulnerability in public domainOpen to attack/being undermined
Key messagesHandling…. what can we do?
Desirable for Principles to be redrafted to improve clarity?
Periodic reviews through national reports and peer reviews?
Commission to take specific action on national implementation of Principles?
Mechanisms to refine Principles and strengthen implementation?
Actions to commemorate 20th anniversary of Principles