Examples of using To micro-data in English and their translations into Russian
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Table 4: Access to micro-data.
Access to micro-data for research purposes.
Issues related to access to micro-data;
Access to micro-data and how to deal with these requests table 4.
IV. International approaches to providing access to micro-data.
IV. Challenges in providing access to micro-data for research purposes 6.
Process flows for secure andsuccessful access to micro-data.
Access to micro-data from the tax authorities could help to update on individual entrepreneurs.
In the Russian Federation, there is no legislation concerning access to micro-data.
Challenges in providing access to micro-data for research purposes- for discussion and recommendations.
Furthermore, globalization has generated needs for access to micro-data across borders.
Transparency concerning access to micro-data, its availability, the related processes and legal frameworks is essential.
A few countries have estimated the costs associated with providing access to micro-data.
Do researchers have access, under certain conditions, to micro-data of the statistical office for their own statistical purposes?
The same approach adopted for classical statistical products should be applied to micro-data access.
The Conference concluded that providing access to micro-data is a key challenge for all statistical organizations.
Develop recommendations on quality management and measurement,as well as metadata standards related to micro-data access;
Implement remote access to micro-data sets(community statistics) from safe centres in NSOs in the EU Member States.
In 2013, the first seminar will deal with challenges in providing access to micro-data for research purposes.
For fitting access to micro-data into the vision of the HLG High-Level Group for the Modernisation of Statistical Production and Services.
The existence of other international initiatives in the area on trans-border access to micro-data, not identified by the work of the OECD;
Access to micro-data should be carried out in a manner that effectively protects the data from misuse and also prevents breach of confidentiality based on normal legal use of a computer system;
Mutual trust among the concerned parties would certainly contribute to facilitating trans-border access to micro-data.
More and more organisations provide access to micro-data for research purposes and the procedures are less heavy than before.
The need to streamline the different activities andinitiatives of international organizations related to providing access to micro-data;
Students, public administration, private andpublic institutes need access to micro-data more often despite the complex procedures through which micro-data are provided by NSOs.
The methods and technologies to manage confidentiality have significantly improvedduring the last decade, and more countries allow access to micro-data.
Establishing procedures for efficient integrated cross-border access to micro-data held by statistical institutes for statistical purposes while respecting confidentiality constraints.
The development of communication technologies and, more importantly, the increased need for information,lead to more users requiring access to micro-data.
This seminar will focus on how to deal with the strategic challenges in balancing the growing demands for access to micro-data for research purposes with the requirements of statistical confidentiality.