Examples of using Statistical data-collection in English and their translations into Spanish
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An inventory of statistical data-collection activities;
E/CN.3/AC.1/1996/R.9 Note by the Secretary-General on the coordination of statistical data-collection activities.
Coordination of statistical data-collection activities.
Reiterated that such work was undertaken in the context of strengthening national statistical data-collection capabilities.
Coordination of statistical data-collection.
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All statistical data-collection modes are covered, whether by questionnaire, diskette, magnetic tape or computer.
The Commission may wish to decide on the matter of the continuation of the Inventory of Statistical Data-collection Activities.
Coordination of the statistical data-collection activities of international organizations.
Consider what further action, if any,should be taken in relation to the coordination of statistical data-collection from countries;
Improvements should be made in the statistical data-collection and registry systems used by local scientists.
Progress in this area is discussed in detail in the note by the Secretary-General on the inventory of statistical data-collection activities E/CN.3/AC.1/1993/R.6.
For developments relating to the inventory of statistical data-collection activities(E/CN.3/AC.1/1993/R.6 and Add.1), see paragraph 27 above.
A fundamental aspect in improving statistics on crime is enhancing the capacity of statistical data-collection methods to accurately measure crime.
Item 7 Coordination of the statistical data-collection activities of international organizations E/CN.3/AC.1/1993/R.6.
The Working Group may wish to consider what further action, if any,should be taken in relation to coordination of statistical data-collection and the exchange of data among the international organizations.
The revised inventory of statistical data-collection activities was reorganized along subject-matter lines and issued E/CN.3/AC.1/1993/R.6 and Add.1.
Since urgent and legitimate new requests for data arise frequently,international statistical data-collection activities are constantly undergoing changes.
A classification of Statistical Data-Collection Activities derived from the ACC Programme Classification for Statistical Activities.
The Working Group should continue to review coordination of the statistical data-collection activities of international organizations.
This addendum to the inventory of statistical data-collection activities(E/CN.3/AC.1/1993/R.6) discusses the plans of international organizations concerning data-collection activities in the immediate future.
During the discussion at the eighteenth session of the Working Group,the issue of the usefulness and effectiveness of the Inventory of Statistical Data-collection Activities in the work of international organizations was raised.
A report on the coordination of statistical data-collection activities has been prepared for the present session of the Commission E/CN.3/1994/13.
The Subcommittee reviewed andagreed with the paper prepared by the Statistics Division explaining why the existing inventory of statistical data-collection activities was not suitable for the development indicators Web site SA/1998/9.
The inventory of statistical data-collection activities(E/CN.3/AC.1/1993/R.6), produced in June 1993, has also been organized in an integrated way according to subject-matter for the first time, in accordance with a recommendation of the Working Group.
The Commission will also have before it a reporton the adequacy and usefulness of the inventory of statistical data-collection activities, a tool developed for coordination of the statistical data-collection activities of the international organizations.
The Commission endorsed with satisfaction the ongoing work of the Statistical Division of the United Nations Secretariat to improve the Inventory of Statistical Data-collection Activities which had been designed as a set of cross-referenced databases.
New developments relating to the inventory of statistical data-collection activities; the list of classifications used in statistics; the inventory of computerized statistical databases; the Directory of International Statistics; and the newly proposed annotated list of methodological publications;
Recommendations consist of a basic set of common concepts,definitions and classifications to be used by national statistical offices in their respective statistical data-collection activities and more elaborate elements that Governments could use or adapt to their needs.
The revised Framework should incorporate not only traditional statistical data-collection instruments of national statistical systems but also information from scientific monitoring and should provide the conceptual foundation for better data integration within the environment statistics domain and with other economic and social domains.
Requested the Statistics Division to consider ways to combine into a single product the inventory of statistical data-collection activities, the list of classifications used in statistics, the inventory of computerized statistical databases and the proposed annotated list of methodological publications;