Examples of using Statistical challenges in English and their translations into Russian
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Statistical challenges and future work.
Information, data and statistical challenges. .
Statistical challenges and limitations.
The informal sector presents statistical challenges.
III. Statistical challenges and future work.
It also highlights andanalyses the areas where the greatest statistical challenges persist.
The following statistical challenges involved in increasing and improving the production of gender sensitive data on minorities were discussed.
It was the only country that alluded to the importance of making the budget authorities aware of the statistical challenges facing small countries.
II. Post-2015 development agenda and the main statistical challenges from the perspective of Latin America and the Caribbean.
While much progress has been made in measuring ICT infrastructure and use,measurement of the impact of ICTs presents a number of statistical challenges.
Some statistical challenges are due in part to the lack of standardization in methods and questionnaires, and uneven development in survey and research design.
The report of the Partnership to the forty-third session of the Commission(E/CN.3/2012/12)highlighted a number of statistical challenges and made recommendations on how they could be addressed.
The report also highlights important statistical challenges and proposes a set of actions to be taken to enhance the availability of internationally comparable indicators on ICT.
Part II of the report addresses the Latin American andCaribbean region perspective on the post-2015 development agenda and the statistical challenges faced by the region in that regard.
Meeting the statistical challenges presented to national accounts by these developments will require international solutions, and international institutions will have an important part to play in pursuing them.
Part II of the report addressesthe Latin American and Caribbean region perspective on the post-2015 development agenda and the statistical challenges faced by the region in that regard.
Chapter 1, paragraph 5.2 of the OECD Handbook also elaborated on some of the statistical challenges inherent in measuring the movement of IPPs between affiliated enterprises in different countries.
Statistical challenges include the exact definition of concepts, the elaboration of the methodology to be used, the level of disaggregation by age, occupation, education, ethnicity and other social characteristics, and the classification of violence and its perpetrators.
The aim of this session is to identify anddescribe characteristics of globalization that pose statistical challenges, to indicate short-term approaches to tackle the problems, and longer term strategies.
The emergence of high-technology industries, national and international outsourcing of production, the rapid appearance, disappearance and changing quality of industrial products, the creation of large, complex multinational conglomerates and the environmental impact of industry, among other issues,have added to the statistical challenges of data collection and analysis.
The report also highlights important statistical challenges and proposes a set of actions to be taken to enhance the availability of internationally comparable indicators on ICT by 2015, the agreed date to review progress made on the Millennium Development Goals and the targets set out by the World Summit on the Information Society.
The second section of the report focuses on the vision of the post-2015 development agenda and the main statistical challenges identified from the Latin American and Caribbean perspective.
Despite these efforts and progress made in this direction,African countries are still facing many statistical challenges, including continuing data gaps, data discrepancies between international and national data and between data obtained from different sources within the country, mainly due to different concepts, definitions and methodologies; data dissemination and reporting; and data quality.
At its December 2004 meeting, as part of the discussion of issue 25c on the treatment of multiterritory enterprises,the AEG agreed that the broader question of the statistical challenges presented by multinational enterprises would carried forward by a task force.
The Rio Group has identified:( a)the most important methodological and statistical challenges in which participants are working;( b) statistical sources, concepts and classifications used for poverty measurements;( c) work under way to improve the timeliness and quality of sources and estimates;( d) international experience with respect to moving towards common practices in the measurement of poverty; and( e) institutional agreements towards the comparability of measurements in different regions.
The Rio Group has identified:( a)the most important methodological and statistical challenges in which participants are working;( b)statistical sources, concepts and classifications used for poverty measurements;( c) work under way to improve the timeliness and quality of sources and estimates;( d) international experience to move towards common practices in the measurement of poverty;( e) institutional agreements towards the comparability of measurements in different regions;( f) use of poverty statistics in the monitoring of poverty alleviation policies at the international level see also E/CN.3/2002/5.
Another statistical challenge is that information on equity holdings is often not recorded on the same basis by the direct investor as it is by its direct investment enterprise.
The statistical challenge will be to correctly record the import and export values even though the goods never cross the national borders and, thus, are not declared in IMTS.
Several experts illustrated these challenges with statistical data and practical examples.
There are many common challenges for statistical organisations in this area;
