Examples of using Data template in English and their translations into Arabic
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Data template of short-term economic statistics.
Programme of work on data template and analytical indicators.
Methodological gaps to be remedied in 2011 and 2012 have been identified relatedto the statistics and indicators in the data template.
The proposed data template has been organized flexibly in three tiers.
It also developed modalities for support to countries withfewer than 10 CDM projects in developing assessment reports and sector-specific data templates for proposing standardized baselines.
Handbook on data template and metadata for short-term statistics(United Nations).
(d) Express support for and provide guidance on the data template of high-frequency statistics and indicators.
Scalable- Iris data template require only 2560 bytes of storage; very large database can be managed and searched without degradation of performance or accuracy.
(A1.5) Refine and finalize the prototype model with a standard data template for its future application to individual African countries;
The international programme comprised four themes, namely, business cycle composite indicators, economic tendency surveys,rapid estimates, and data template and analytical indicators.
(d) Handbook on data template and metadata for short-term statistics(United Nations);
In 2004, the Task Force on FinanceStatistics endorsed an IMF initiative to develop a data template for the reporting of public sector debt statistics for surveillance purposes.
Countries will be invited to draft reports on their initiatives with a view to establishing central data hubs with a single access point for the nationalstatistical system based on the internationally accepted data template on short-term economic indicators.
At the same time, the use of the internationally accepted data template at the national level should reflect the availability and quality of data on these indicators and their relevance.
(a) Agreed with the proposed work programme for short-term statistics for rapid estimates, business cycle composite indicators,tendency surveys, the data template, analytical indicators and the proposed governance structure;
(b) Statistical guide for the internationally accepted data template and metadata structure. A statistical guide is to accompany the internationally accepted data template and reference metadata structure.
(d) Country reports on practices in establishing national central data hubs. Individual countries will be invited to draft reports on their initiatives launched in 2011 to establish central data hubs with a single access point for the nationalstatistical system based on the internationally accepted data template on short-term economic indicators.
The World Bank, in collaboration with IMF,is working on the preparation of a Government debt(domestic and external) data template, based on the SDDS framework, to collect data from a selected group of developing countries.
The Moscow seminar fully endorsed the internationally moderated data template and its three tiers and recommends its endorsement by the Statistical Commission as the internationally accepted data template for short-term economic indicators, subject to minor alignment with other international statistical initiatives.
The United Nations Statistics Division and Eurostat initiative on Early Warning andBusiness Cycle Indicators covered five areas: a data template of indicators, flash GDP estimates, business cycle indicators, tendency surveys, and communication and dissemination.
The moderation of the data and metadata template is accompanied by the review of the availability, adequacy and relevance of statistical methodologies and best practices for each of the short-term economic statistics and indicators in the data template, taking into account the components of the statistical production process.
(d) Encouraged Member States to establish national central data hubs using Statistical Data and Metadata Exchange standards on a voluntarybasis in accordance with the proposed internationally accepted data template to ensure harmonization with international guidelines, while expressing the need for further consultations with Member States and flexibility in the time horizon for the creation of these data hubs;
Central to the programme of work on data template and analytical indicators is the establishment of an internationally accepted data and metadata template for short-term economic indicators for the purpose of macroeconomic surveillance, early warning of economic and financial vulnerabilities and detection of turning points in business cycles.
(e) Global assessment of the current situation in countries with regard to national central data hubs with asingle access point to statistics related to the data template. A global assessment is needed in 2011 in order to evaluate the current situation in the countries and formulate adequate proposals with regard to establishing centralized data hubs for national statistical systems.
The data template endorsed by the Statistical Commission comprises three tiers: the first tier consists of the minimum required short-term economic indicators that have strategic importance and are widely available; the second tier consists of analytically important short-term indicators that are less widely available; and the third tier contains short-term indicators that have national significance, given the structure of the economy.
Countries should undertake these coordination efforts based on the broadly moderated andinternationally accepted data template with the objective of improving the accessibility of strategic statistical information and reviewing the quality of existing short-term economic statistics.
The work programme has three deliverables, namely(a) an internationally accepted data template together with corresponding reference metadata,(b) a statistical guide for the internationally accepted data template and metadata structure and(c) an updated knowledge base on economic statistics.
(c) Encouraged Member States to establish national central data hubs using Statistical Data and Metadata Exchange standards on a voluntary basis,in accordance with the proposed internationally accepted data template, to ensure harmonization with international guidelines, while expressing the need for further consultations with Member States and flexibility in the time horizon for the creation of those data hubs;
With the internationally accepted template established,it is recommended that other data templates proposed for specific statistical domains and purposes be aligned to the extent possible with a view to adopting a common data and metadata structure for short-term statistics.
It was also agreed that a single accesspoint in each country to the statistical data based on the data template is highly desirable, because such central data hubs might facilitate standardization and harmonization of the production and quality of short-term economic statistics and indicators.