Примеры использования Dissemination of census data на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The meeting noted the importance of planning the dissemination of census data.
UNSD: Workshop on Dissemination of Census Data in the ASEAN countries- Second quarter 2002.
There is no decision about the software that will be used for the analysis and dissemination of census data.
Workshop on analysis,promotion and dissemination of census data for SADC member countries, Ezulwini, Swaziland, 5-30 August 2002.
The seminars reviewed emerging trends, innovative approaches andtechnological tools employed in the dissemination of census data.
The draft calls for the dissemination of census data in different formats and levels of sophistication to reach different users.
Priority objective of the methodological work: The main priority is a timely collection and dissemination of census data as defined in the Community Table Programme.
In 2007, the Statistics Division published the Principles andRecommendations for Population and Housing Censuses, Revision 2 which is used as a reference by national statistical/census offices for guidance on the collection, tabulation and dissemination of census data.
Under the auspices of the Bureau a Task Force on Families and Households has started its work in reviewing current practices in the collection and dissemination of census data in this field and has elaborated a timetable to develop new census recommendations by 2006.
In the context of the 2010 World Population and Housing Census Programme, the Statistics Division has organized a series of expert group meetings and regional and subregional workshops on census mapping using GIS and other geospatial technologies and the processing,analysis and dissemination of census data.
Finally, 92 technical staff from the region enhanced their capacities for the analysis,processing and dissemination of census data using the REDATAM system, a computer tool developed by ECLAC and widely used in the region and beyond.
Housing census will be carried out for the first time;as well as use of Geographic Information Systems(GIS) for dissemination of census data.
The report of the Secretary-General on international migration statistics(E/CN.3/2014/20), submitted to the Statistical Commission at its forty-fifth session, held in March 2014,emphasized that more needs to be done to encourage the tabulation and dissemination of census data on international migration, to harness the use of migration data generated by administrative sources, to enhance the capacity of developing countries in collecting and using migration data, and to enable the exchange of statistical information between countries.
The Department has also been assisting with measures to improve reporting on the Millennium Development Goals and with the analysis and dissemination of census data.
To improve the availability of migration statistics at the international level, more needs to be done to encourage the tabulation and dissemination of census data on international migration, to foster coordination within national statistical systems so that data generated from administrative sources are provided to national statistical offices and to provide technical assistance to enhance the capacity of countries such assistance would involve both national statistical offices and ministries that collect international migration statistics.
The purpose of the Santiago workshop was to highlight the significant additional capabilities of geographic information systems and other geospatial technologies in census mapping activities, including preparations for enumeration, enumeration operations,analysis and dissemination of census data, and provide information on how to effectively use the relevant technologies.
The objectives of the seminars were: to provide a forum for the sharing of national practices and experiences in the dissemination and use of census data; to review emerging trends, innovative approaches andtechnological tools employed in the dissemination of census data; and to identify national capacities and challenges with respect to meeting the increasing requirements of census data users.
Print publications, despite their cost of production, remain the principal tool of census data dissemination in all regions of the world.
The seminars were organized with the aim of providing a forum for sharing national practices and experiences in the dissemination and use of census data.
The courses had brought together producers andusers to facilitate dialogue between the stakeholders on key issues regarding effective dissemination and use of census data.
Regional and national technical workshops were organized in the areas of census management, data processing, and dissemination of census results.
Since 1981, the census activities have massively boosted the preparation of a geographic infrastructure supporting the activities of data collection and dissemination of census results.
This will increase data dissemination possibilities on the basis of the association of census data with different portions of the territory.
The programme review sought information about the methods used by countries to provide their data to users andcountries were asked to indicate their primary method of census data dissemination.
In addition, the need for analysis of census data and dissemination of results to users has been well established in many developing countries which have incorporated such programmes into the 1990 population census design.
Internet dissemination allows for: the design of appropriate products to meet the needs of different types of census data users from novice users to sophisticated users; the cost-effective dissemination of a much wider range of census data; and improved usability of the census data. .
Production and dissemination of grid data since the 1970 Census in Finland.
The recent UNECE survey of practices from the 2010 round of censuses included a number of questions on the way that member states carried out the dissemination of their census data(or how they plan to) with a view to identifying any emerging issues that should be reflected in the revised Recommendations.
The Statistics Division of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs worked on reviewing andupdating the Principles and Recommendations for Population and Housing Censuses28 in preparation for the 2010 Census World Programme, with a view to making the collection, production and dissemination of national census data more gender sensitive.
These new techniques are crucial for efficient preparation of census maps and for dissemination and analysis of census data, especially in case of emergencies and in the context of meeting disaster management requirements.