Examples of using Statistics programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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Review of gender statistics programmes.
Since the conference, many more countries have embarked on gender statistics programmes.
The environment statistics programmes include, in order of importance: water, energy, air emissions and forests.
(b) Coordination of social statistics programmes;
As well, higher demand for detail puts a lot more pressure on respondents,increasing the importance of using administrative data in building economic statistics programmes.
The Division also supported anumber of country initiatives to establish environment statistics programmes and develop environment statistics compendiums.
Carries out statistics programmes adopted by The Central Agency for General Mobilization and Statistics and provides it with all needed information and statistics. .
(c) Weaknesses in current social statistics programmes;
Many of the gender statistics programmes currently in existence have benefited and continue to benefit from various forms of assistance and cooperation from international, regional as well as national institutions.
IV. Overview of regional and international gender statistics programmes.
After using ISIC and CPC in economic statistics programmes, the use of the resulting data in the System of National Accounts will be the next step in the implementation process.
(a) Endorse the revised Framework for the Development ofEnvironment Statistics as the framework for strengthening environment statistics programmes in countries;
(c) Endorsed the revised Framework as the framework for strengthening environment statistics programmes in countries, and recognized it as a useful tool in the context of sustainable development goals and the post-2015 development agenda;
The Statistics Division is working in close collaboration with countries and international agencies in developing synergies andsupporting statistical initiatives to improve water statistics programmes.
Qatar andSaudi Arabia reported they had developed fish statistics programmes to collect data on fish catch, fishing vessels and fishing effort and had taken measures to prohibit the use of all destructive fishing methods.
By way of example, the adoption of a unified business register and the use of administrativedata and unified surveys are common elements of both the economic and environmental statistics programmes.
It will strengthen environment statistics programmes of countries by enabling them, in an incremental manner, to produce a comprehensive set of statistics that can be useful and responsive to the demands of a wide range of users.
The World Bank supported the creation and maintains ongoing support of UIS, especially the development of consultative mechanisms, new survey strategies,and strengthening national education statistics programmes.
It also contains information on theresults of capacity-building efforts to strengthen gender statistics programmes in countries and on the organization of the 7th meeting of the Inter-agency and Expert Group on Gender Statistics. .
See report of the meeting of the Central Product Classification Subgroup of the Voorburg Group on Service Statistics, background paper for the Working Group on International Statistics Programmes and Coordination, New York, 10- 13 February 1998.
Like many other international organizations,the Division actively supported gender statistics programmes around the world, providing leadership particularly in the production of technical materials and the compilation of statistics. .
The United Nations Statistics Division is working in close collaboration with countries and international agencies building on synergies and existing programmes on integrated water resources management andstatistical initiatives to improve water statistics programmes.
The blueprint elaborates the basic components of a programme forusing the revised Framework to develop environment statistics programmes at the national level by describing the preparatory, foundational, operational, and consolidation stages.
In an effort to revamp gender statistics programmes around the world, in 2006 the United Nations Statistics Division, in collaboration with UNFPA and the World Bank, established the Inter-agency and Expert Group on Gender Statistics and convened three Global Forums on Gender Statistics to help chart the path for further work in this field.
Furthermore, the Statistics Division participated in several national-level workshops and initiatives(e.g., for Colombia, Ecuador and the Philippines) geared towards implementing the Framework for the Development of Environment Statistics 2013 and establishing or strengthening environment statistics programmes in countries in different regions, and provided assistance remotely to countries through the review of draft national environment statistics compendiums.
In order for the revisedFramework to assist countries in developing environment statistics programmes at a faster pace and with better quality and sustainability, the following fundamental pillars, which are strongly interrelated and which support one another, need to be developed and integrated.
In the same decision, the Statistical Commissionagreed with the activities proposed in the programme review of gender statistics prepared by the Ghana Statistical Service(E/CN.3/2011/3), including:(a) undertaking a comprehensive review of gender statistics programmes in countries;(b) continuing to hold annual meetings of the Inter-agency and Expert Group on Gender Statistics;(c) convening biannually the Global Forum on Gender Statistics; and(d) offering technical support and advance methodological work for the enhancement of gender statistics programmes in countries.
Within the national statistical offices, the environment statistics programmes are mostly located in separate units: under economic statistics programmes in half of the countries and evenly split between being independent or belonging to agriculture and environment statistics in the other half.
The Commission also agreed to the tasks proposed in the programme review of gender statistics, including:(a) undertaking a comprehensive review of gender statistics programmes in countries;(b) establishing a minimum set of gender indicators for international compilation and dissemination;(c) continuing to hold annual meetings of the Inter-agency and Expert Group on Gender Statistics;(d) convening biannually the Global Forum on Gender Statistics; and(e) offering technical support and advance methodological work for the development of gender statistics programmes in countries.
The statistics programme was selected for evaluation with that criterion in mind.