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2011 Census: Analysis

2011 Census: Analysis. Jon Gough Office for National Statistics. Content. Overview ONS Census analysis programme - Purpose Analysis that will be produced Types of analysis Format for analysis Dissemination plans - Analytical Centre for the Census - Joined up approach.

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2011 Census: Analysis

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  1. 2011 Census: Analysis Jon Gough Office for National Statistics

  2. Content • Overview ONS Census analysis programme • - Purpose • Analysis that will be produced • Types of analysis • Format for analysis • Dissemination plans • - Analytical Centre for the Census • - Joined up approach

  3. Why ONS should do analysis • To fully exploit the use of the Census data/outputs • Helping users to understand and interpret Census outputs • Contextualising Census outputs by incorporating them in topic reports, adding insight to policy and other users • Ability to analyse data at low levels of detail • More robust survey outputs

  4. Purpose of the ONS Census Analysis Programme • Produce more timely analysis • Providing users with a planned & coordinated release programme that ties in with outputs • Prioritises analyses to meet user needs • Coordinated approach • Across ONS • Across the UK • External researchers/academics • Aim to maximise benefits

  5. Analytical Topics Migration Population Language Caring Religion Ethnicity Identity Nationality Disability Ageing Families Health Qualifications Housing Labour Market Fertility

  6. Examples of analytical products (1) Ageing & older people: • Electoral statistics; estimates of the population eligible to vote and analysis of voter registration rates • Demographic profile and characteristics of older people • Living arrangements of older people (private households and communal establishments) Fertility & Families: • Total Fertility Rates for 2011 by mother's country of birth • Analysis by family size • Other analysis of characteristics of children/families/households

  7. Examples of analytical products (2) International Migration: • comparison of international migration estimates for year to March 2011 with 2011 Census data on address one year ago, & estimates for the past decade with 2011 data on year of arrival • analysis of the characteristics of both long-term and short-term international migrants • analysis of residents of communal establishments by country of birth and nationality • comparison of activity last week with reason for migrating collected in the IPS Internal Migration: • comparison of internal and cross-border migration estimates by age and sex • development of a data visualisation tool that maps internal migration flows

  8. How the analysis will be presented • Short Stories • Generally based on detailed analysis • Presented so accessible for all users • Data visualisations; infra-graphics; podcasts • Scholarly Articles • Detailed pieces of analysis • Reports • Accompany publications • Provide clarification on specific issues

  9. Current analysis plans – how this links to the outputs • Analysis from 1st outputs release • - Update of mid-year estimates & reconciliation report • - Population pyramids • Analysis from 2nd outputs release • - Short stories • Aim to promote Census outputs & to compare against 2001 • Publication strategy in line with release of outputs • - Regional report highlighting key findings • Analysis from subsequent outputs release • - More detailed scholarly articles to follow in 2013 • - Want flexibility to react to changing priorities

  10. Short story – Example: Workless Households by Regions Top and bottom three workless areas in the UK, 2011

  11. How the analysis will be disseminated • Want to promote analysis and stimulate further analysis • easier access for users accessing analysis of Census data/outputs • widening the availability and use of analysis, potentially increasing the number of users • Internal and external analysis • tool to help coordinate analysis across internal & external areas • Provide guidance to users on analysis work associated with the census • A forum to encourage discussion with users and producers of analysis

  12. The User Journey

  13. Questions? Email: jon.gough@ons.gsi.gov.uk

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