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IMPLEMENTATION OF STATISTICAL CLASSIFICATION IN MONGOLIA

IMPLEMENTATION OF STATISTICAL CLASSIFICATION IN MONGOLIA. Ms. D.Oyunbileg, Senior Statistician National Statistical Office of Mongolia. Bangkok, Tailand, 2008. Mongolian Statistical Classifications. International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC)

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IMPLEMENTATION OF STATISTICAL CLASSIFICATION IN MONGOLIA

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  1. IMPLEMENTATION OF STATISTICAL CLASSIFICATION IN MONGOLIA Ms. D.Oyunbileg, Senior Statistician National Statistical Office of Mongolia Bangkok, Tailand, 2008

  2. Mongolian Statistical Classifications • International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC) • Central Product Classification (CPC) • Classification of individual consumption by purpose (COICOP) • Occupation’s Classification • Asset's classification • Classification of Sector • Location • Street • Education • …………………

  3. Mongolian Industrial Classification • History of Mongolian Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC) • 1998 • 2002 • 2004

  4. Mongolian Industrial Classification • Mongolia used ISIC Rev.3 for its 1998 Establishment Census for the first time. • According to a joint Decree by Mongolian National Statistical Office Chairman and Finance and Economic Minister of Mongolia, the ISIC was updated by its Rev.3.1 in 2004. • Under the updated version, industrial statistics are produced at ISIC 4, 3, and 2 digit levels.

  5. Users of ISIC • Ministry of Finance, • Ministry of Construction • Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, • Ministry of Roads, Transportation, and Tourism, • Bank of Mongolia, • Information Communication Technology Agency, • Other Ministries and their agencies • Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry

  6. Implementation of International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC-4) • Translated ISIC -4 latest version in 2007 • Sent the translated version to 13 line ministries and agencies • Collected their comments • Updated Mongolian industrial classification • Converted ISIC-3.1 to ISIC-4 on Business Register Bangkok, Tailand, 2008

  7. Structure of Mongolian Industrial Classification base on ISIC-4 4 1 2 3 Class Group Division Section

  8. In Mongolia the ‘Central Product Classification’ • History of Mongolian Product Classification • 2001 (based on CPC-1.0) • 2003 (based on CPC-1.1) • 2007 (based on CPC-2.0 Draft)

  9. 2001 (based on CPC-1.0) • Before applying this classification, it is customized to fit some specific characteristics of sectors in Mongolia and now the classification at 6 digit level has been used in main sectors such as industry, agriculture, construction, and trade.

  10. 4 5 6 1 2 3 National Code Subclass Class Group Division Section Mongolian Product Classification Structure

  11. 2007 (based on draft CPC-2.0) • As classifying products of industry and agriculture sectors, as well as of input and output table, according to the central product classification, sometimes a problem has been faced to classify domestic products that made in Mongolia. Moreover, it is started that CPC Rev.2 version has been tested in Mongolia.

  12. Mongolian Product Classification Structure (base on draft CPC 2.0)

  13. THANK YOU

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