Examples of using Draft classification in English and their translations into Russian
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A draft classification of types of Big Data;
Agreed points relating to the draft classification follow.
Draft classifications of expenditure according to purpose.
As a next step, countries are encouraged to test the draft classification.
Draft classification of the functions of government.
Future activities of the Division will consist of making the draft classification more widely accessible for comments.
Draft classification of outlays of producers by purpose.
On the basis of the responses to the second questionnaire and of advice provided by TEG/ISCO, the ILO will seek comment on a near-final draft classification structure during the first half of 2007.
Draft classification of individual consumption by purpose.
The Commission emphasized the value of time-use statistics, including gender statistics, andrequested the Statistical Division to prepare a draft classification of time-use activities as a basis for further research and special studies.
Draft classification of the purposes of the non-profit institutions serving households.
The Commission has also encouraged work on economic accounts on women's contribution to production to supplement the System of National Accounts, 8 andrecommended the preparation of a draft classification for time-use activities.
A complete draft classification structure for the updated ISCO will be available as a background document.
The analysis of the replies to the second questionnaire will be considered by the Technical Expert Group during 2006 with the aim of circulating a near-final draft classification structure to countries for comment at the beginning of 2007.
The draft classification could be reviewed and further refined based on the results of these tests and country experiences.
The responses to this questionnaire included more than 2,000 individual comments for improving the structure or explanatory text of the classification, which were evaluated and taken into account by the Technical Subgroup at two meetings in early 2005; the draft classification was revised accordingly.
A draft classification of commodities produced in selected countries is about to be tested by national agencies.
Testing could be achieved in two ways: for countries with existing time-use data, a sample of completed diaries could be recoded following the draft classification; andfor those planning new surveys, the draft classification could be adapted for use in the coding of activities.
A first version of the draft classification was issued in 1997 to assist countries interested in conducting time-use studies.
Emphasized the value of time-use statistics for a range of national and international socio-economic statistics,including gender statistics, and requested that a draft classification of time-use activities be prepared by the Statistical Division as a basis for further research and special studies.
The draft classifications of COICOP, COPNI and COFOG were prepared by the OECD Statistics Directorate and COPP by UNSD.
The first two concrete proposals for updating the 1993 SNA are presented to the Commission, one relating to the treatment of financial derivatives and another to the functional classifications; the latter is based on the draft classifications of expenditure according to purpose, 2 which are before the Commission for final review.
Reports on progress and on draft classification structures were presented and discussed at the meetings of the group held in June 2005 and April 2007.
The Commission is requested to(a) express its views regarding the proposed mechanism for updating the 1993 SNA, and the two proposals for updating the 1993 SNA with regard to financial derivatives and functional classifications;(b)approve for publication the draft classifications of expenditure according to purpose; and(c) identify any priority areas that members of ISWGNA should pay special attention to in support of the implementation of the 1993 SNA.
Following that meeting, the ILO prepared an updated draft classification structure and sought the views of countries on the draft structure and on a range of outstanding issues through a second questionnaire.
The revision included restructuring and defining the classifications based on previous classifications- namely, the Classification of the Functions of Government( ST/ ESA/ STAT/ SER. M/70); the Classification of Household Goods andServices of the 1968 SNA; the Classification of the Purposes of Private Non-Profit Bodies Serving Households of the 1968 SNA; and the Draft Classification of Outlays of Industries by Purpose ST/ESA/STAT/83.
The general structure of the draft classification is linked to a major objective for time-use statistics in both developed and developing countries: the improved measurement of paid and unpaid work, particularly of women.
At its twenty-eighth session, the Statistical Commission"emphasized the value of time-use statistics for a range of national and international socio-economic statistics,including gender statistics, and requested that a draft classification of time-use activities be prepared by the Statistical Division as a basis for further research and special studies".14 Through a project with UNDP, work is now under way to develop this classification of activities for time-use.
A draft classification with correspondence to Central Product Classification products was prepared and submitted to the attention of the Expert Group on International Statistical Classifications, which mandated a technical subgroup to develop a new classification. .
The revision included restructuring and defining the classifications based on previous classifications- namely, the Classification of the Functions of Government( ST/ ESA/ STAT/ SER. M/70); the Classification of Household Goods andServices of the 1968 SNA; the Classification of the Purposes of Private Non-Profit Bodies Serving Households of the 1968 SNA; and the Draft Classification of Outlays of Industries by Purpose ST/ESA/STAT/83.