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Introduction. Training workshop on censuses using registers in Geneva 20 May 2012 Harald Utne, Statistics Norway harald.utne@ssb.no. Use of Administrative Registers in Production of Statistics. Different ways of using administrative data in statistics Register-based statistics

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  1. Introduction Training workshop on censuses using registers in Geneva 20 May 2012 Harald Utne, Statistics Norway harald.utne@ssb.no

  2. Use of Administrative Registers in Production of Statistics Different ways of using administrative data in statistics • Register-based statistics • Statistics produced by using (administrative) registers only • Data from other sources may be used indirectly Example: Censuses in Nordic countries • Statistics combining register data and sample surveys Example: Dutch virtual census • Statistics combining register data and data from (census) forms • Register data used in sample surveys • Sampling frames • Improve information (editing, coding, imputation, estimation) • Additional information (some variables collected from registers) • Non-response studies

  3. About the agenda • First part: General topics • Based on the Nordic report • National experiences • Overview of different approaches • National presentations • Censuses in Norway and the Netherlands

  4. Ways of working • Presentations and discussion • Sharing experiences • Contributions from everybody!

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