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Determination of the Scope and Form of Census Data Dissemination

Determination of the Scope and Form of Census Data Dissemination. Introduction.

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Determination of the Scope and Form of Census Data Dissemination

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  1. Determination of the Scope and Form of Census Data Dissemination

  2. Introduction In this new regulatory environment with an increased social responsibility and therefore a grater strategic impact, INEGI maintains its role as a producer and disseminator of the collected information trough the population and housing censuses. From its initial stages, the 2010 Population and Housing Census included a strategy for the dissemination of the results named Census Disclosure Plan.

  3. Census Dissemination Plan Additional aspects: • Establishing the most appropriate way for disseminating census products with a view to: • Systematize the information. • Optimizethe statistical offer of national interest. • Promove the necessary inputs to become acquainted of the country's socio-demographic and economic situation. • Paying special attention to the identification of user´s new needs, which implies the generation of new census products, updating or improving others and the possibility for eliminating those that are practically unrequested.

  4. Criteria for product elaboration A. Main features • Aim. • Importance. • Content. • Thematic domains. • Whether it includes basic information and/or composite indicators. • Temporary coverage. • Whether it´s a product that is part of the traditionally released set of census results. • Whether it´s new. • Whether it´s traditional or innovative

  5. Criteria for product elaboration B. Source • Short form (29 questions for the whole population). • Long form(75 questions for a sample of 2.9 million dwellings). • Locality form (public services and facilities for localities with less than 5,000 inhabitants). • Urban environment form (urban environment and facilities for each block in the localities with more than 5,000 inhabitants). • Building list (building inventory, including the commercial ones).

  6. Criteria for product elaboration C. Means of submission • Hard copies. • Soft copies. • Internet

  7. Criteria for product elaboration D. Geographical disaggregation Considered levels: • National. • State. • Municipality. • Metropolitan areas. • Region. • District • AGEB. • Locality. • Conurbation. • Neighborhood. • Northern border. • Southern border

  8. Criteria for product elaboration E. Service modes • Products consultation at information center. • On line service. • User support service (including selling).

  9. Criteria for product elaboration F. User type • Central and local government authorities. • Specialists. This group includes economical, financial and market analysts and journalists, researchers from academic institutions and experts from international agencies. • General public. Refers to people with very heterogeneous characteristics whom are interested on information.

  10. Dissemination products and dates Product groups According to the type of information they include: • Statistical information. • Dissemination material. Including all products that present statistical information to all users by slide shows, bulletins, brochures, etc. (so that, products for media). • Census documentation. Including all the methodological documentation since the planning and design stages to the treatment and release of the information.

  11. Dissemination of Statistical information November 25th 2010 • Preliminary data dissemination. March 3rd 2011 • 2010 Population and Housing Census main results. • Basic tabulations (Excel and PDF) from short form. • National by state. • State by municipality. • Basic tabulations (Excel and PDF) from long form. • National by state. • Tabulations on infrastructure and socio-economic characteristics from localities with less than 5 000 inhabitants (Excel)

  12. Dissemination of Statistical information March 31st 2011 • Basic tabulations (Excel and PDF) from long form • State by municipality. • Census sample database. July 2011 on Web • Database from the characteristics of localities with less than 5 000 inhabitants form. • Microdata availability (block disaggregation level) joint with cartography (for public agencies).

  13. Dissemination of Statistical information • July 2011 on Web • GIS. • Cubes. • Fromjuly, releasing of national socio-demographicprofile and foreachone of 32 states. • November 2011 • InformationonRedatamplatform. • Dwellingsinventorywith a cover of theurbanenvironmentquestionnaire. • 2012 • Subject-matterprofilesfromsubpopulationsorregions. • 2010 Censusmemory.

  14. Dissemination of Material for media • From March 3rd bulletins, press conferences, and spots on radio and television were generated, and from there slide shows on public, private, academic and social institutions have been continuously carried out.

  15. Dissemination of census documentation 3rd March 2011 • Methodological and conceptual synthesis. 31st March 2011 • Census sample methodological document. July 2011 on Web • Methodological document and main results from the post-enumeration survey. • Methodological and conceptual characteristics from localities with less than 5 000 inhabitants form. November 2011 • Methodological and conceptual characteristics from the urban environment questionnaire.

  16. Thank you

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