Programme

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14 October

Opening and welcome

Chair

Mr. XIE Hongguang, Deputy Commissioner of the NBS

09:00-10:00

Room: Grand Ballroom on the 7th floor

09:00

Welcome Remarks  中文

Mr. MA Jiantang - Commissioner of National Bureau of Statistics of China

09:20

Congratulation Remarks

Vice Mayor of Shanghai

09:40

Opening Remarks

Olav Ljones – President IAOS

Plenary session

1

 

Chair

Dennis Trewin - Dennis Trewin Statistical Consulting

10:30-12:00

Room: Grand Ballroom on the 7th floor

10:30

Use of administrative data – past, present and future

Svein Norbotten - Svein Nordbotten & Associates

11:15

Reshaping Chinese official statistics  中文

Mr. MA Jiantang Commissioner of NBS

Concurrent session

1

Use of administrative data - past, present and future

Chair

Øyvin Kleven – Statistics Norway

13:00-14:30

Room: Pearl River Room on the 7th floor

13:00

Use of administrative data - past, present and future

Chen Xiao Wei - Chengdu University of Information Technology, China

13:20

The register-based statistical system - preconditions and processes  PPT

Johan-Kristian Tønder - Statistics Norway

13:40

Role of the data of administrative sources in the development of the statistics

Félicien Donat Edgar T. Accrombessy - National Agency of Employment, Benin

14:00

The use of administrative data for the production of official economic statistics in Brazil - current situation and challenges for the future  PPT

Sidnéia Reis Cardoso, Ana Rosa Pais Ribeiro - Fundação Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística

14:20

Discussion

Concurrent session

2

Challenges of building register based or other administrative based statistics

Chair

Niall O'Hanlon - Central Statistical Office, Ireland

13:00-14:30

Room: Huangpu River Hall on the 9th floor

13:00

Problems and Issues in Using the Administrative Data for Policy Analysis in Less Developing Countries: An Experience from Nepal

Bishnu D. Pant - Philippines - Asian Development Bank

13:20

How to develop cooperation between government agencies on data collection for administrative and statistical purposes - experiences from the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Kyrgyz Republic  PPT

Zulfiya Sultanova, Kozbergenov Saken - Agency of Statistics Republic of Kazakhstan. Djanbulat Baijumanov - National Statistical Committee Kyrgyz Republic. Svein Gåsemyr – Statistics Norway

13:40

The hidden side of a successful story - implications of the wide use of administrative data sources at national statistical institutes  PPT

Irena Križman, Metka Zaletel - Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia

14:00

The use of administrative data sources - experience and challenges

Jan Fischer - Czech Statistical Office

14:20

Discussion

Concurrent session

3

User demands for official statistics (I)

Chair

Denise Lievesley - International Statistical Institute

13:00-14:30

Room: Grand Ballroom on the 7th floor

13:00

New Trends in Data Needs in Official Statistics

Lily OU-YANG - Census and Statistics Department HKSAR PRC

13:20

Developing our Service Abilities - Strategic Challenges for Statistical Agencies  PPT

Petteri Baer - UNECE, Statistical Division

13:40

The system of evaluation of user demands in Statistics Lithuania  PPS

Algirdas Semeta and Audrone Miskiniene - Statistics Lithuania

14:00

Trends in User Needs  PPT

Richard Laux, Richard Alldritt – Office for National Statistics, UK

14:20

Discussion

Concurrent session

4

More efficient use of statistical data

Chair

Li-Chun Zhang – Statistics Norway

13:00-14:30

Room: Yangtze River Hall on the 5th floor

13:00

A simultaneous prediction method for statistical registers  PPT

Li-Chun Zhang and Nina Hagesæther – Statistics Norway

13:20

Repeated samples of anonymised administrative records:
an application to social security data in Brazil
  PPT

Rigan André Campos Gonzalez- Dataprev, Brazil and Pedro Luis do Nascimento Silva - University of Southampton, UK

13:40

Some Initiatives on Combining Data to Support Small Area Statistics  PPT

Denise Silva and Philip Clarke - Office for National Statistics, UK

14:00

 

14:20

Discussion

Organisers

Teodora BRANDMULLER (Eurostat)

Concurrent session

5

SCORUS: Measuring well-being in regions and cities

Chair

Teodora BRANDMULLER (Eurostat)

Discussant

Dominic LEUNG

13:00-14:30

Room: Function Room 5B-5C on the 5th floor

 

A study of subjective well-being of citizens in Beijing  PPT

(i) SONG Xiaomei; (ii) YUE Weihong; (iii) WANG Bin; (iv) DU Juan

 

On the economic role of social indicators in urban and regional planning  PPT

Helmut MAIER

 

A research of methodology and its application on the performance assessments of the local governments in China  PPT

(i) WANG Hong; (ii) CUI Ping; (iii) YAN Ming; (iv) WANG Bin

 

Official statistics for measuring well-being at national and regional level in EU: some comments from users  PPT

(i) Pilar MARTIN-GUZMAN; (ii) María GIL

 

People oriented, with concern for people’s well-being – the new focal points of the statistical work of Shenzhen

(i) KONG Ailing; (ii) WU Jianming

Organisers

Thomas Mesenburg - U.S. Census Bureau, US

Concurrent session

6

Questionnaire design and testing

Chair

Thomas Mesenburg - U.S. Census Bureau, US

15:00-16:30

Room: Pearl River Room on the 7th floor

15:00

Development of survey questions on sexual identity

Simon Compton and Amanda Wilmot – Office for National Statistics, UK

15:20

Questionnaire Design and Testing for Enterprise Service Survey Center of NBS  PPT

Tian xiuhua – Service Survey Center of NBS China

15:40

Issues in the Design and Testing of Business Survey Questionnaires: What We Know Now that We Didn't Know Then - and What We Still Don't Know  PPT

Diane K. Willimack - U.S. Census Bureau

16:00

Developing questions on sexual identity – revised version  PPT
Elisabeth Gulløy, Gustav Haraldsen, Øyvin Kleven and Tor Morten Normann – Statistics Norway

16:20

Discussion

Concurrent session

7

Use of administrative data in economic statistics (I)

Chair

Stephen Penneck - Office for National Statistics, UK

15:00-16:30

Room: Grand Ballroom on the 7th floor

15:00

Trends in the use of centralised pricing data sources for price indexes  PPS

Susan Kluth – Australian Bureau of Statistics

15:20

Redesigning the chain of economic statistics at Statistics Netherlands: STS-statistics as an example  PPT

Arnout van Delden, Henk Koele and Frank Aelen – Statistics Netherlands

15:40

The Impact of Technology and Innovation on the Performance of Businesses in the Irish Services Sector  PPT

Steve MacFeely & Caitriona O'Brien - Central Statistics Office, Ireland

16:00

Using Official Data: The research of early-warning system for Inflation

Lin Xiao Wen - China

16:20

Discussion

Organisers

Wesley.Yung – Statistics Canada

Concurrent session

8

New and Innovative Uses of Administrative Data in Business Surveys

Chair

Wesley.Yung – Statistics Canada

15:00-16:30

Room: Yangtze River Hall on the 5th floor

15:00

Use of Administrative Data in Business Surveys - The Way Forward  PPT

Wesley Yung and Peter Lys – Statistics Canada

15:20

Using Administrative Data for Seasonal Adjustment of Survey Time Series in the Presence of a Major Measurement Change

Xichuan (Mark) Zhang and Nick Von Sanden - Australian Bureau of Statistics

15:40

Developing the prototype Longitudinal Business Database - New Zealand's experience  PPT

Julia Gretton - Statistics New Zealand

16:00

The evolution of administrative data use for the Canadian Business Register (BR)  PPT

Gaétan St-Louis – Statistics Canada

16:20

Discussion

Concurrent session

9

Use of administrative data in Census

Chair

Genovefa Ruzic – Statistical Office of Republic of Slovenia

15:00-16:30

Room: Huangpu River Hall on the 9th floor

15:00

Evolution of Census Statistics on Enterprises in Italy 1996-2006: from the Traditional Census to a Register of Local Units  PPT

Monica Consalvi, Luigi Costanzo, Danila Filipponi – Italian National Institute for Statistics

15:20

The Census of Population and Housing - Visions for the future

William L J Xu-Doeve - ANRC Consulting, The Netherlands

15:40

Meeting user needs - innovative exploitation of annual census data  PPT

Pekka Myrskylä - Statistics Finland

16:00

Enhancing the Usefulness of census data through linking census and administrative data  PPT

Paul Jelfs - Australian Bureau of Statistics

16:20

Discussion

Organisers

HUANG Langhui (mainland of China)

Concurrent session

10

SCORUS: Groving demand for regional and urban statistics

Chair

HUANG Langhui

Discussant

Derek BOND

15:00-16:30

Room: Function Room 5B-5C on the 5th floor

15:00

Development of urban statistics & data exploitation in China  PPT

WANG Youjuan

15:20

An explorative study of metropolitan statistics in China  PPT

(i) CUI Shuqiang; (ii) WANG Hong; (iii) LI Ping; (iv) DING Wenbin

15:40

Application of urban statistics in comparison among international cities

(i) LV Fengyong; (ii) HUANG Jin

16:00

Regional co-operation in Helsinki region – new products and services

Leila LANKINENs

16:20

Discussion

Plenary session

2

 

Chair

Feng Nailin - National Bureau of Statistics

16:45-17:45

Room: Grand Ballroom on the 7th floor

16:45

Overview and challenges in use of administrative data in official statistics

Heli Jeskanen-Sundström – Statistics Finland

17:15

The harmonisation of regional and urban statistics, a challenge

Dr. Berthold Feldmann - Eurostat

15 October

Plenary session

3

 

Chair

Olav Ljones – Statistics Norway

09:00-10:00

Room: Grand Ballroom on the 7th floor

09:00

Statistics Netherlands' modernization programme, the use of administrative data, lessons learned and the way ahead  PPT

Geert Bruinooge - Statistics Netherlands

09:30

A theoretical framework for register-based statistics, can we carry on without it?

Li-Chun Zhang - Statistics Norway

Concurrent session

11

Use of administrative data in the statistical system (II)

Chair

Steve MacFeely - Central Statistics Office, Ireland

10:30-12:00

Room: Pearl River Room on the 7th floor

10:30

Is the utilization of administrative data in short term statistics an ideal standard in the conflicting priorities of user demands, response burden and budget restrictions?  PPT

Jörg Enderer - Statistisches Bundesamt, Germany

10:50

Administrative Data For Statistical Purpose In China

Jian Jin – China

11:10

Making full use of the administrative records to Reshape Official Statistics  PPT

He shanshan – China

11:30

The Tax Authority Source as an example of the use of an administrative source as a statistical one  PPT

Viviana De Giorgi, Fulvia Cerroni - Italian National Institute for Statistics

11:50

Discussion

Concurrent session

12

User demands for official statistics (II)

Chair

Gao Minxue – Renmin University, China

10:30-12:00

Room: Grand Ballroom on the 7th floor

10:30

Include Domestic Violence in Core Statistical Publications  PPT

Geir Øvensen and Dag Roll-Hansen – Statistics Norway

10:50

User needs in employment statistic - with focus on new statistical products and the need for new concepts  PPT

Pernille Stender and Søren Leth Sørensen, Statistics Denmark

11:10

User driven challenges for official statistics  PPT

Richard Ragnarsøn - EFTA Statistical Office

11:30

Data requirements from users on the International Investment Position  PPT

Robert Heath – IMF

11:50

Discussion

Concurrent session

13

New approaches to statistical data

Chair

Li-Chun Zhang – Statistics Norway

10:30-12:00

Room: Yangtze River Hall on the 5th floor

10:30

A sustainable Poverty Monitoring System for Policy Decisions  PPT

Bjørn K. G. Wold, Astrid Mathiassen, and Geir Øvensen – Statistics Norway

10:50

Could that be true? Methodological issues when deriving educational attainment from different administrative datasources and surveys  PPT

Bart F.M. Bakker, Frank Linder & Dominique van Roon – Statistics Netherlands

11:10

A Predictive approach to representativity  PPT 
Ib Thomsen and Li-Chun Zhang – Statistics Norway

11:30

Populating Quarterly Constant Price Supply and Use Tables with Seasonally Adjusted Data  PPT

Simon Compton - Office for National Statistics, UK

11:50

Discussion

Organisers

Ronald Lee and Thomas Mesenburg - U.S. Census Bureau

Concurrent session

14

Electronic reporting

Chair

Elisabeth Nørgaard – Statistics Norway

10:30-12:00

Room: Huangpu River Hall on the 9th floor

10:30

Transforming to an E-Gov environment – Has it proven its value?  PPT

Ronald Lee and Thomas Mesenburg - U.S. Census Bureau

10:50

Electronic Reporting - Do the Benefits Really Outweigh the Promise?

René Piché and Cathy Wright – IMF

11:10

Managing Multi Mode Collection Instruments in the 2011 UK Census  PPT

Frank Nolan, Heather Wagstaff and Ruth Wallis - Office for National Statistics, UK

11:30

Portal Site of Online Surveys for Official Statistics - Japanese Experience of electronic reporting

Naoki Makita - Statistics Japan

11:50

Discussion

Organisers

Berthold Feldmann (Eurostat)

Concurrent session

15

SCORUS: Result of recent regional and urban analysis

Chair

Berthold Feldmann (Eurostat)

Discussant

Dev VIRDEE

10:30-12:00

Room: Function Room 5B-5C on the 5th floor

10:30

The effect of changing regional classifications on statistical indicators  PPT

Udo MAACK

10:50

Estimate regional data when there is no suitable supply of national statistics  PPT

Hans MENGE

11:10

New approaches in analysing the regional evolution in France – Recent trends in the evolution of population in rural space  PPT

Patrick REDOR

11:30

The Urban Audit-measuring the quality of life in European cities  PPT

(i) Berthold FELDMANN; (ii) Teodora BRANDMULLER

11:50

Discussion

Concurrent session

16

Use of administrative data in economic statistics (II)

Chair

Stephen Penneck - ONS

13:00-14:30

Room: Pearl River Room on the 7th floor

13:00

Expectation for Development in Economic Statistics  PPT

Yonghong Tu – Renmin University of China

13:20

BR: The Challenge on Perfect of Statistical System and Management of State Administration  PPT 中文

Yang Kuankuan – China

13:40

Realising the statistical potential of administrative data on air passenger traffic  PPT

Niall O'Hanlon - Central Statistical Office, Ireland

14:00

Potential of administrative data in business statistics - a special focus in improvements in short term statistics  PPT

Hannele Orjala - Statistics Finland

14:20

Discussion

Concurrent session

17

Response burden, scanning data and quality

Chair

Xu Guoxiang - China

13:00-14:30

Room: Huangpu River Hall on the 9th floor

13:00

Initiatives at EU level for measuring response burden from statistics

Peter Bekx and Stephen Kaiser – Eurostat

13:20

How to reduce the reporting burden whilst still obtaining high quality data - Two practical examples from Norwegian financial markets statistics  PPT

Kaia Solli and Ole Petter Rygvold – Statistics Norway

13:40

The potential use of scanner data in Chinese CPI compilation: Perspectives and related problems
Yanyun Gao - China

14:00

System Analysis of Factors Affecting Quality of Chinese Statistical Data  中文

Zhu Sheng, Yan zhengchun, Chen Xiao Wei – China

14:20

Discussion

Concurrent session

18

Dissemination of official statistics

Chair

Shi Qingyan – National Bureau of Statistics, China

13:00-14:30

Room: Grand Ballroom on the 7th floor

13:00

Micro data dissemination: what shouldn't be ignored to improve the statistical capability of China

Li Li - Department of Statistics, Dongbei University of Financial and Economics, Dalian City, China

13:20

User needs: From Data Access to Information Integration

Annegrete Wulff – Statistics Denmark

13:40

CartoGraphy with a capital G: Google and more

Duncan Beeckman & Edwin de Jonge - Statistics Netherland

14:00

 

14:20

Discussion

Organisers

Mats Bergdahl – Statistics Sweden

Concurrent session

19

Processorientated statistical production

Chair

Anders Holmberg – Statistics Sweden

Discussant

Richard Laux, Richard Alldritt – UK Statistics Authority

13:00-14:30

Room: Yangtze River Hall on the 5th floor

13:00

Standardisation of Design and Production of Statistics; A Service Oriented Approach at Statistics Netherlands  PPT

Robbert Renssen and Arnout van Delden - Statistics Netherlands

13:20

Statistics New Zealand's Move to Process-oriented Statistics Production: progress, lessons and the way forward  PPT

Tracey Savage and Julia Gretton, Statistics New Zealand

13:40

Process orientation at Statistics Sweden – Implementation and initial experiences  PPT

Mats Bergdahl – Statistics Sweden

14:00

 

14:20

Discussion

Organisers

Klaus Trutzel - Germany

Concurrent session

20

SCORUS: Geographic information system and regional reference system

Chair

Klaus TRUTZEL - Germany

Discussant

Professor Anthony YEH

13:00-14:30

Room: Function Room 5B-5C on the 5th floor

13:00

Flexible regional references for administrative data  PPT

Andreas GLEICH

13:20

Construction and application of the Geographical Information System in Hangzhou’s Statistics  PPT

DU Guozhong

13:40

Examples of the application of regional reference systems in the Czech Republic  PPT

Petra KUNCOVA

14:00

Statistical geographies of the United Kingdom

Dev VIRDEE

14:20

Discussion

Concurrent session

21

Definition, Measurement and Development of Social Statistics

Chair

Nancy Gordon - U.S. Census Bureau,US

15:00-16:30

Room: Huangpu River Hall on the 9th floor

15:00

The Italian experience in measuring voluntary work

Linda Laura Sabbadini – Italy

15:20

Update on progress on the work of the Task Force on Families and Households

Cristina Freguja – Italian National Institute for Statistics

15:40

Linking administrative and survey data relating to early childhood  PPT

Paul Jelfs - Australian Bureau of Statistics

16:00

Developing measures of human capital as an integral component of official statistics  PPT

Hui Wei - Australian Bureau of Statistics

16:20

Discussion

Organisers

Jennifer Madans - National Center for Health Statistics, US

Concurrent session

22

Reshaping Health Statistics

Chair

Jennifer Madans - National Center for Health Statistics, US

15:00-16:30

Room: Grand Ballroom on the 7th floor

 

Introductory remarks

Jennifer Madans, National Center for Health Statistics, USA

15:00

The Philippine Experience in Using Administrative Data

Estrella Domingo - National Statistical Coordination Board, Philippines

15:20

The Future Use of Electronic Health Records for reshaped health statistics: opportunities and challenges in the Australian context  PPT

Denise Carlton - Australian Bureau of Statistics

15:40

The Canadian Experience in Linking Survey Data and Administrative Data

Michael Wolfson - Statistics Canada

16:00

Problems with the use of administrative data for health statistics in South Africa and a strategy towards their resolution

J Akiiki Kahimbaara - Statistics South Africa

16:20

Discussion

Concurrent session

23

Environment statistics

Chair

Prof. JIANG Ping

15:00-16:30

Room: Pearl River Room on the 7th floor

15:00

The Study and Practice of the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting for Water in Beijing

Wei Xiaozhen - Beijing Municipal Bureau of Statistics, Beijing, P.R.China

15:20

Green Input-output Accounting: Theoretical and Application

LEI Ming - Guanghua School of ManagementPeking University, P.R.China

15:40

Laspeyres Decomposition Model of Industry Atmosphere Pollution and Its Implication in China  PPT

Shang Hongyun - School of Statistics, Dongbei University of Finance and Economics, Dalian City, Liaoning Province, P.R.China

16:00

Implementation of Resource and Environmental Accounting in China in past decade

Wang Yixuan - Department of National Accounts, NBS

16:20

Discussion

Concurrent session

24

Miscellanies (I)

Chair

Han Hongmei – State Administration of Foreign Exchange, China

15:00-16:30

Room: Yangtze River Hall on the 5th floor

15:00

Study on How to Improve the Quality of Official Statistics and Provided Accurately Categorized Data

Lv Jinzhong – China

15:20

Developing Economic Census with Economic Growth 中文

Yuan Yuedong – China

15:40

Getting Rid of Misconceptions to the Service Statistics and Accounting

Liu Zhinan –China

16:00

The redressement or reparation of the harmful practrices victims as the serious violation of human rights violation

Kandala Lupwana - University of Stellenboch, South Africa

16:20

Discussion

Organisers

Derek BOND (UK)

Concurrent session

25

SCORUS: New approaches to using regional and urban data for policy evaluation

Chair

Derek BOND (UK)

Discussant

 

15:00-16:30

Room: Function Room 5B-5C on the 5th floor

 

Regional economic base multipliers revisited

Edward O'BRIEN; (ii) Michael HARRISON; (iii) Derek BOND

 

On the economic impact of the gas pipeline project between Russia and Germany  PPT

Helmut MAIER; (ii) Hanna SHCHERBICH

 

Producing small area estimates of the need for hip and knee replacement surgery

(i)Andy JUDGE; (ii) Nicky WELTON; (iii) Mary SHAWL; (iv) Yoav BEN-SHLOMO

 

Internet-based city and regional statistics in Amsterdam

Jeroen SLOT

 

The use of disaggregated data in the comprehension of sub-regional diversity and the formulation of policy in Greece  PPT

P. I. PRODROMIDIS

Plenary session

4

 

Chair

Paul Cheung - UN Statistical Office

16:45-17:45

Room: Grand Ballroom on the 7th floor

16:45

Innovative use of centrally collected data to inform policy at city and region levels

Dev Virdee – Office for National Statistics, UK

17:15

Statistical development in Africa

Pali Lehohla - Statistics South Africa

16 October

Plenary session

5

 

Chair

Brian Pink - Australian Bureau of Statistics

09:00-10:00

Room: Grand Ballroom on the 7th floor

09:00

Processorientated statistical production, the LOTTA concept

Åke Bruhn - Statistics Sweden

09:30

Administrative Data and the Global Statistical System: The Way Forward

Paul Cheung - UN Statistical Office

Concurrent session

26

Use of administrative data in social statistics

Chair

Algirdas Šemeta - Statistics Lithuania

10:30-12:00

Room: Yangtze River Hall on the 5th floor

10:30

Using Administrative Data to Improve Social Statistics - An Example of Collaborative Work  PPT

inda C Phillips - Office for National Statistics, UK and Paul Sinclair – Department for Children, Schools and Families

10:50

The Use of Administrative Data in Social Statistics in Denmark – Towards More Cooperation and Integration  PPT

Mogens Grosen Nielsen and Ole Schnor - Statistics Denmark

11:10

Social statistics - integrated use of survey and administrative data at Statistics Finland  PPT

Veli-Matti Törmälehto - Statistics Finland

11:30

Achievements in the use of administrative data to produce official social statistics in New Zealand  PPT

Denise Brown - Statistics New Zealand

11:50

Discussion

Concurrent session

27

Use of administrative data in economic statistics (III)

Chair

Jae C. Lee - Korea University, South Korea

10:30-12:00

Room: Pearl River Room on the 7th floor

10:30

Use of complementary administrative data sets for Australian house price indexes  PPT

Susan Kluth - Australian Bureau of Statistics

10:50

Remote sensing used in agricultural statistics of Beijing

Wang jun, Shao jianmin,. Zhang qun, Wang yanyan - Survey Office in Beijing of National Bureau of Statistics, PRC; Beijing Municipal Bureau of Statistics , PRC

11:10

Regional Differences of government investment in the health care industry and Economic Growth―Based on the Economic Census data

Jiangping Tian Cheng-shi Shang Hong-yun – Dept.of statistics, Dongbei University of Finance & Economics, ,China)

11:30

How to Reflect Inherent Relationships of Statistical Indices in Comprehensive Database

Yu Genqian – Research Institute of Statistics, NBS, China

11:50

 

Concurrent session

28

Miscellanies (I)

Chair

Xiang Shujian - China

10:30-12:00

Room: Huangpu River Hall on the 9th floor

10:30

The role of National Statistical Associations

Denise Lievesley - International Statistical Institute

10:50

Study of measuring the season change mode of main price indexes in China –comparison between the methods based on X-12ARIMA and TRAMO/SEATS

Zhang Mingfang Pan Suoxian –China

11:10

Significance, Content and Method of Big City Statistics System Establishment

Yan Jun – Shanghai Municipal Statistics Bureau, China

11:30

Using administrative registers to evaluate the effects of proxy interviews in the Norwegian Labour Force Survey PPT

Øyvin Kleven, Ib Thomsen and Ole Villund – Statistics Norway

11:50

Discussion

Organisers

Olav Ljones

Concurrent session

29

Independency and ethical issues after the reshaping and use of smart data

Chair

Luigi Biggeri - Italian National Institute for Statistics

10:30-12:00

Room: Grand Ballroom on the 7th floor

10:30

Independency and ethical issues after the reshaping and use of smart data

Olav Ljones – Statistics Norway

10:50

What do the Fundamental Principles imply for the correct use of administrative data in official statistics?

Heinrich Brüngger - Statistical Division UNECE

11:10

The implementation of the European Statistics Code of Practice and its relation to independency and ethical issues

Peter Bekx - Eurostat

11:30

Micro-data in economic statistics: any compromise between access and confidentiality

Nicholas N.N Nsowah-Nuamah and Anthony Krakah - Ghana Statistical Service

11:50

Discussion

Organisers

Stephen LEUNG (Hong Kong, China)

Concurrent session

30

SCORUS: Application of urban and regional statistics in Asian cities

Chair

Stephen LEUNG

Discussant

Helmut MAIER

10:30-12:00

Room: Function Room 5B-5C on the 5th floor

10:30

Monitoring the progress of urbanization  PPT

YANG Jingxiang; (ii) TIAN Yan; (iii) LIANG Yike

10:50

Global urban regions: divergence and convergence simultaneously – results from comparing global urban competitiveness

NI Pengfei; (ii) HOU Qinghu

11:10

Development of regional statistics through cooperation with central and local governments  PPT

CHOI Bongho

11:30

Application of statistics on cross-boundary transport planning in Hong Kong  PPT

Sorais LEE

11:50

How urban statistics contribute to economic development in Pearl River Delta and some existing deficiencies

(i) KONG Ailing; (ii) XIE Zuozheng

Closing session

13:00-14:30

Room: Grand Ballroom on the 7th floor

 

Closing remarks

Olav Ljones - President IAOS

 

Welcome to the 57th session of the International Statistical Institute in Durban, South Africa

The organising committee