Примеры использования Microdata access на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Annex 1.14. Data laboratory microdata access- New Zealand.
Guidelines and core principles for managing confidentiality and microdata access.
Microdata access may be an area of activity on which we may want to agree on some core principles.
However, there are high costs and risks associated with microdata access.
From the point of view of microdata access, surveys of type(a) are preferable for international researchers.
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The most promising new approach to providing microdata access is RADL.
The CES has adopted two guidelines: Managing Statistical Confidentiality and Microdata Access: Principles and Guidelines of Good Practice(2007) and Principles and Guidelines on Confidentiality Aspects of Data Integration Undertaken for Statistical or Related Research Purposes 2009.
Annex 1.9. Remote access facility(for microdata access)- Australia.
Ensure there is a sound legal and ethical base(as well as the technical and methodological tools)for protecting confidentiality with microdata access.
Guidelines on managing statistical confidentiality and microdata access- updating country case studies;
The Conference considered the Interim Guidelines andCore Principles on Managing Confidentiality and Microdata Access.
II. Managing statistical confidentiality and microdata access: principles and guidelines of good practice.
Guidelines and core principles for managing statistical confidentiality and microdata access.
Statistical Dissemination: Managing Statistical Confidentiality and Microdata Access. Principles and Guidelines of Good Practice adopted by CES in 2006.
It will consider who the key users are andwhat drives the increasing needs for microdata access.
The meeting also took into account issues related to confidentiality and microdata access in the context of remote access. .
In accordance with a request of the Statistical Commission at its thirty-seventh session,** the Secretary-General has the honour to transmit to the Statistical Commission a report on managing statistical confidentiality and microdata access.
A wiki site documenting good practices in statistical confidentiality and microdata access will be maintained and enhanced.
The Conference expressed support for follow-up activities to the CES 2013 seminar on microdata as described in document ECE/CES/2014/13 and asked the Bureau tofollow-up on the progress of work, taking into account the work of the OECD Expert Group on Microdata Access.
The UNECE secretariat will ask countries to provide updated case studies on confidentiality and microdata access, and will inform the CES plenary session about the progress of work.
Country case studies in the Guidelines on managing statistical confidentiality and microdata access.
The CES Bureau considered it useful to update the country case studies in the publication Managing statistical confidentiality and microdata access: principles and guidelines of good practice, approved by the CES in 2006.
The Conference asked the High-level Group for the Modernisation of Statistical Production and Services to consider the development of a commonapproach to access microdata, an issue that emerged as a follow-up to the work of the OECD Expert Group on Microdata Access.
National and international statistical organisations are invited to review the case studies presented in the publication"Managing Statistical Confidentiality and Microdata Access: Principles and Guidelines of Good Practice" approved by the Conference in 2006.
The report reviews some standard ways in which microdata are currently made available to national andinternational users, and outlines procedures for statistical offices to safeguard the confidentiality of individuals represented in microdata access.
The report also identifies some emerging practices whereby developing countries release their microdata access through data repositories.
These activities may be undertaken by a statistical organization(in which case the results may not necessarily be published), orby external researchers following the Conference of European Statisticians"Principles and guidelines on managing statistical confidentiality and microdata access.
The first decision concerns the Principles andGuidelines of Good Practice for Managing Statistical Confidentiality and Microdata Access, adopted by the Conference in 2006.
Contribution to data exchange with updated versions of the UNECE Principles andGuidelines on Managing Statistical Confidentiality and Microdata Access, including new and revised national case studies 2.
National and international statistical organizations were invited to contribute new case studies for a revised version of the publication Managing Statistical Confidentiality and Microdata Access: Principles and Guidelines of Good Practice.