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Implementing DDI in the National Institute of Statistics and Geography of Mexico

Learn about the adoption process, workshops, benefits, and future plans for DDI documentation at INEGI. Enhance metadata quality, efficiency, and data comparison.

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Implementing DDI in the National Institute of Statistics and Geography of Mexico

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  1. Implementing DDI in the National Institute of Statistics and Geography of Mexico Eric Rodriguez

  2. Precedents • COESME. Basic metadata of the projects. • REN. Register of all statistical projects of the federal government. • DWH. Main characteristics of statistical projects.

  3. Adoption

  4. The Adoption Process ENIGH: Household Income and Expenditure National Survey

  5. ENIGH’s DDI documentation

  6. Comparative tables

  7. Supporting materials • Documentation process kit • INEGI’s Template of Metadata editor. • List of inputs for the documentation. • INEGI’s Quick reference guide for data archivists (DRAF). • INEGI’s Check list of quality • INEGI’s Documentation Program

  8. Training Training materials were designed with the ENIGH’s DDI documentation. • Four Workshops paid for ADP – World Bank – OECD. • Eight Workshops with INEGI’s resources. • Six in INEGI. • Two in other federal government offices.

  9. Documentation Workshop • To accelerate the documentation process, INEGI held a workshop on documentation that was financed by ADP-World Bank-OECD. • The workshop had the following results: • 20 DDI’s files • 6 published • 14 in revision

  10. Difusion • INEGI website • NADA • SIMBAD • SDMX

  11. INEGI website

  12. NADA

  13. SIMBAD SIMBAD: State and Municipal Databases System

  14. SDMX

  15. Benefits • To improve metadata quality. • To make metadata production efficient. • To facilitate data comparison.

  16. Future plans • To elaborate DDI documentation of INEGI's projects. • To promote the adoption of the DDI in the National System of Statistical and Geographical Information. • To develop tools to take advantage of the DDI documentation.

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