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National SCAN-ICT Workshop Mauritius 23 January 2006

National SCAN-ICT Workshop Mauritius 23 January 2006. Proposed Scan-ICT methodology & Plans for analysis and dissemination Yasmin Cassimally, Central Statistics Office. Basic infrastructure and access. Basic infrastructure & access , cont’d.

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National SCAN-ICT Workshop Mauritius 23 January 2006

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  1. National SCAN-ICT Workshop Mauritius 23 January 2006 Proposed Scan-ICT methodology & Plans for analysis and dissemination Yasmin Cassimally, Central Statistics Office

  2. Basic infrastructure and access

  3. Basic infrastructure & access, cont’d

  4. Basic infrastructure & access, cont’d

  5. Basic infrastructure & access, cont’d

  6. Basic infrastructure & access, cont’d Proposal Set up a working group comprising CSO, ICTA & NCB to reconcile all estimates before release

  7. ICT sector OECD definition is used, ICT sector cuts across • Manufacturing (of tv, sound and video recording apparatus, etc) • Services (telecommunications, computer and related activities, wholesale of machinery, renting of office machinery,etc) Local addition • Other IT related activities (call-centres, training in IT, dealers in computer equipment)

  8. ICT sector cont’d

  9. ICT sector cont’d Computation of value added • Manufacturing – Survey of Industrial production • Services (goods-related) – Indirect method based on imports • Services (intangible) – Survey of establishments

  10. ICT sector cont’d Main limitation • Covers only establishments whose main activity is ICT ( establishments with multiple activities ??) Need for technical assistance

  11. Households

  12. Households cont’d

  13. Individuals (by age, gender, including the disabled)

  14. Business

  15. Business cont’d

  16. Business cont’d

  17. Education

  18. Education cont’d

  19. Education Cont’d

  20. Government

  21. Agriculture & Health Not considered

  22. Supplementary Indicators

  23. ICT investment and expenditures

  24. Content issues and local languages

  25. Security issues

  26. National Information and Communication Infrastructure (NICI) Plans and legislation

  27. Proposed course of action • Data collection instruments (hh and establishment surveys, secondary data, etc) • Set up a working group comprising CSO & MITT (NCB, ICTA, etc) to harmonize data collection and reconcile figures • Seek technical assistance for compilation of economy-related ICT indicators (Value added, investment & expenditure)

  28. Plans for analysis and dissemination Scan-ICT methodological report • Priority theme areas • Selected country-specific indicators • Data collection methodology (survey instruments, coverage, etc.) Time frame: February 2006

  29. Plans for analysis and dissemination Scan country profile • Database of available ICT indicators • Analysis on ICT use and impact, within the context of ICT policy and plan (with the help of MITT - NCB) Time frame: February - June 2006

  30. Plans for analysis and dissemination National Scan website Form part of CSO website Relevant information on ICT Links to other Scan websites Time frame: February 2006 onwards

  31. Plans for analysis and dissemination Scan-ICT methodological report February 2006 Scan country profile February - June 2006 National Scan website February 2006 onwards

  32. Thank You!

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