Examples of using Harmonized statistics in English and their translations into Arabic
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(b) The development of a manual on harmonized statistics;
The lack of harmonized statistics constituted a major obstacle to progress on the issue, and increased cooperation at all levels was needed.
There is currently inadequate harmonized statistics in these areas;
Harmonized statistics on external trade and balance of payments are among the key data for monitoring the integration agenda in Africa.
ESCWA contributed to improving national capacities in the production of valid, comparable and harmonized statistics as a means for policy formulation.
(b) Harmonized statistics in support of regional integration, macroeconomic convergence programmes, common currency and better economic management in the regional economic communities.
The last decades of the last millennium havewitnessed a tremendous increase in the demand for quality, harmonized statistics in African countries.
Aiming at better quality and harmonized statistics, UNCTAD continued to work with WTO and the International Trade Centre on the compilation and publication of annual and quarterly texts on trade in services.
A survey was also conducted amongst members of the African 's statistical system in order to assess the problems linked to the production of harmonized statistics.
In recent years therehas been significant progress in the production of harmonized statistics and indicators on ICT access and usage.
Emphasis during this biennium will be placed on the development of computerized database modules in various statistical areas andon the use of reliable harmonized statistics.
In this context, particular emphasis will be placed on:developing manuals for producing harmonized statistics and supporting the statistical working groups dealing with harmonization of prices statistics; national accounts statistics; trade and public finances; data development in pilot countries; maintenance of databases; advocacy; gender mainstreaming; and institution-building.
Among a number of general constraints that RECs face in the integration process are lackof financial and human resources and harmonized statistics in Africa.
Particular emphasis willbe placed on developing manuals for producing harmonized statistics and supporting the statistical working groups dealing with issues of:(a) the harmonization of price statistics;(b) national accounts statistics;(c) trade and public finances;(d) data development in pilot countries;(e) the maintenance of databases;(f) advocacy;(g) gender mainstreaming; and(h) institution-building.
To better understand cooperatives and assess their socio-economic development impact,research and the collection of harmonized statistics on cooperatives should be given priority.
In that context,particular emphasis will be placed on the development of manuals for producing harmonized statistics; and the provision of support to the statistical working groups dealing with the harmonization of prices statistics, national accounts statistics, trade and public finances, data development in pilot countries, maintenance of databases, advocacy, gender mainstreaming, and institution-building.
(a) Need for an overarching conceptual and statistical framework to ensure coherence with various domains of social,labour and economic statistics and to allow the provision of harmonized statistics from different sources;
It will increase the use of modern technology to collect, compile and use quality,comparable and harmonized statistics to:(a) monitor progress towards the implementation of set development objectives, including internationally agreed goals, such as the Millennium Development Goals; and(b) support regional integration, including harmonization of methods for censuses, surveys, national accounts, economic classifications, and development indicators, in compliance with international methodologies.
With the assistance of the African Centre for Statistics, ECA, using modern technologies and its technical skills, will assist member States in collecting, processing and using quality, comparable and harmonized statistics.
The component will work closely with the African Centre for Statistics in using modern technologies tocollect, compile and use quality, comparable and harmonized statistics pertaining to the West African subregion.
The national statistical institutions(NSIs) will be expected to play a key role in facilitating these committees and coordinating the operations of national statistical systems, while ensuringthat each stakeholder amply fulfils its role in order to produce real-time, reliable and harmonized statistics on all aspects of integration;
The extrabudgetary resources of $500,000, which are to be provided from bilateral sources, will contribute to: enhanced capacity of member States to produce and use economic, demographic and environmental statistics, including gender-disaggregated and gender-responsive statistics in support of regional integration and the Millennium Development Goals;and increased harmonized statistics and macroeconomic convergence for better economic management.
It will provide support to member States in harmonizing statistics and information.
This subprogramme will be implemented by the Statistics Division.It will provide support to member States in harmonizing statistics and information.
To alleviate these problems, UNCTAD strengthened its capacity-building efforts to collect,improve and harmonize statistics on FDI and activities of foreign affiliates in developing countries, paying specific attention to LDCs, most of which are located in Africa.
To alleviate this problem, UNCTAD has undertaken a technical cooperation project, partly financed by the Development Account,to collect and harmonize statistics on FDI and the activities of foreign affiliates in developing countries.
The workshop developed the Gaborone Action Plan, which was presented at the third meeting of the Statistical Commission for Africa and the seventh Africa Symposium on Statistical Development, which was held in Cape Town from17 to 23 January 2012 under the theme" Harmonizing statistics in support of economic, monetary and social integration in Africa".
