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Conclusion Maria Jesus Vinuesa. Why are the Dissemination of statistics so important?. MOTTO : If you don’t use statistics, they don’t exist Only used statistical information is useful statistical information What it means is that dissemination is vital to the statistical process.
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Conclusion Maria Jesus Vinuesa 1
Why are the Dissemination of statistics so important? MOTTO: If you don’t use statistics, they don’t exist Only used statistical information is useful statistical information What it means is that dissemination is vital to the statistical process. (Petteri Baer . UNECE) 2
Where are we going? - Where the technology takes us - Paying special attention to users - Following the code of practice 4
But, there are limitations… - Human resources - Economic resources 5
Internet - not only one solution - It depends on each INE and every moment 6
Publications - not only PDF on the website - extra value books 7
Users: Dissemination cycle (I. Felegui) INE Users Robust reputation Trust Quality Cooperation 9 8
Objectives, Goals 1.- XML 2.- Mapping 3.- Historical publications on the website 4.- Statistics for the wider public 5.- a Methodology database (data+ metadata integrated) 6.- Microdata on the website 9
More Objectives of particular NSOs 1.- making website more interactive 2.- link print to internet 3.- Website more attractive, user-friendly 4.- Enrich publications 5.- RSS 6.- Bilingual website 10
More Objectives of particular NSOs 7.- Longer time series , regional breakdown 8.- improve design 9.- better use of technology 10.- better search engine 11.- FAQs 11
Limitations, restrictions 1.- Human resources 2.- Economic resources 3.- Traditions, reluctance to changes 4.- Commitment from top-management 5.- Training 12
Limitations of particul NSOs 1.- Emigration of specialists from eastern and central Europe to western 2.- Poor response rates for surveys 13