Examples of using Using administrative data in English and their translations into Russian
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Summary of issues associated with using administrative data.
By using administrative data, it is easier to record births than deaths.
For Slovenia, the experiences of using administrative data are extremely positive.
Using administrative data to replace survey data collection for selected variables; and.
Furthermore, we discuss different ways of using administrative data in statistical production.
Using administrative data as auxiliary benchmarks in Generalized Regression Estimation;
Improving sample efficiency through using administrative data to improve frame quality;
Using administrative data to improve the data editing strategy, or the quality of the estimates;
Exploring opportunities for reducing costs associated with surveys and censuses by using administrative data.
The prerequisite for using administrative data sources is the legal base.
Using administrative data in the statistical production process raises significant challenges and opportunities; and.
As indicated earlier, other statistical subject matter areas,typically health, have worked on using administrative data for statistical linkage and research purposes for quite some time.
There is thus a trade-off when using administrative data, permitting to reduce the statistical burden and enhance the quality of statistical data produced.
Non-statistical activities: managing registers;interaction between registers and statistics and using administrative data for multiple purposes; management of electoral procedures; computer centres management etc.
Istat Seminar on Using Administrative Data in the Production of Business Statistics- Member States Experiences, Rome, March 2010(a follow-up meeting is planned for later 2010 in Vilnius);
The other themes- the measurement of respondent burden, perceived respondent burden,integration of data collections, using administrative data in combination with survey data, and the trade-off between burden reduction and quality- will be addressed in this section.
Norway's experience in using administrative data and data from existing surveys for establishing statistics on the structure and activities of the foreign-controlled multi-national enterprises(MNEs) provides a useful guidance for other NSOs;
To increase the frequency of data provision, in cases where it is desirable from the users' point of view,the most promising possible action involves using administrative data for which more frequent access is possible, at a relatively low cost in the case of surveys, this seems extremely difficult, in terms of both cost and burden on NSIs.
The new practices in data collection and processing using administrative data in combination with surveys of different frequency as well as the new challenges to meet conceptual issues on the globalization of production and financing(like multi-territorial enterprises, outsourcing of production, etc.) warrant revisions of the United Nations manuals on basic economic statistics.
Process approach to efficiency- including alternatives to traditional data collection as sources for efficiency,e.g. using administrative data in the production of official statistics,use of new, more efficient information technologies, data warehousing, electronic data reporting, etc.; how do the statistical offices manage the process.
Despite the problems associated with using administrative data in the production of services statistics, statistical agencies are working more closely to overcome them.
From the public point of view, using administrative data for statistical purposes has the following advantages.
The participants noted that it is important if using administrative data to minimise the number of sources and establish priorities and consistent rules for dealing with these sources.
The challenges that statisticians face when using administrative data to estimate economic activities in the context of the complex enterprise structures and multi-stage production and distribution processes that are typical under globalization need further investigation.
Statistics Canada has directed considerable resources and expertise in using administrative data to improve the quality and reliability of the statistical system, to reduce perceived duplication in government data collection and to minimise respondent burden.
Where the register used administrative data it was important to consider the impact of the classification change on that source.
Bosnia and Herzegovina uses administrative data but not yet turnover data, the use of which is under negotiations with the tax administration.
Countries that used administrative data were asked if any hardware-system-utility infrastructure had been constructed or modernized to transform the data. .
As a way of reducing response burden,many statistical agencies use administrative data in their compilation of national accounts.