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Integrated cross-border access to micro-data in OECD countries

Establishing an expert group focused on cross-border access to microdata to facilitate collaboration among National Statistical Offices. The OECD CSTAT committee will provide leadership to develop strategic processes for advancing shared access and analysis. Challenges include improving coordination, establishing efficient access procedures, conducting experiments, and advising Chief Statisticians. Initial work involves risk assessment principles, administrative requirements review, legal framework analysis, and creating a secure data center within the OECD. Early achievements include an OECD microdata "passport" for Australian and Canadian PIAAC surveys, with remote access for the Labour Force Survey underway.

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Integrated cross-border access to micro-data in OECD countries

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  1. Integrated cross-border access to micro-data in OECD countries Nicolas Ruiz

  2. Motivation • Creation of an Expert group for international collaboration on microdata • Goal: facilitate National Statistical Offices working together on practical steps to advance cross-border access to and analysis of microdata • OECD committee on Statistics (CSTAT) will provide the co-operative international leadership for strategic process development

  3. Challenges • Increasing coordination and communication between institutes to adopt best practices and common understanding • Establishing procedures for efficient integrated cross-boarder access to microdata • Conducting practical country experiment • Advising and making recommendations to Chief Statisticians

  4. First streams of work • Principles for risk assessment • Exhaustive review of administrative requirements for accessing microdata, including metadata • Exhaustive review of the legal framework that shapes microdata dissemination in OECD countries • Creation of a safe centre inside the OECD

  5. First achievements • OECD microdata “passport” for accessing Australian and Canadian PIAAC surveys • Remote access facility for Labour Force Survey (in progress)

  6. First achievements

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