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UNECE Experiences in Statistical Dissemination

Explore UNECE's journey in statistical dissemination, from history to modernization efforts, user needs, and future plans. Learn about the Generic Statistical Business Process Model (GSBPM) and database re-engineering using PC-Axis tools.

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UNECE Experiences in Statistical Dissemination

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  1. UNECE Experiences in Statistical Dissemination Lidia Bratanova, Marlen Jigitekov and Steven Vale

  2. Overview • Introduction • General features • Modernising statistical production • The GSBPM and the modular approach • Meeting user needs • Future plans

  3. Introduction • The UNECE has a long history of compiling statistics • Database web dissemination started in 2006 • We use PC-Axis software tools • We are currently re-engineering data production systems

  4. Other database outputs

  5. Modernising statistical production • This is an important topic for many statistical organizations • Important contributions have been made by CES expert groups, including: • Generic Statistical Business Process Model • Tools to support shared software development • The process-oriented approach is applied in UNECE database re-engineering

  6. Generic Statistical Business Process Model

  7. Database users • Database downloads monitored using PC-Axis tools • Database website “hits” monitored using • Annual database user survey • Results used to develop annual data quality improvement programmes

  8. Future plans • Finish database re-engineering • Add data on Millennium Development Goals • Support activities of CES groups of experts: • Exchange of ideas and experiences • Tools to facilitate statistical software sharing • Information on implementing the GSBPM • Technical support to CES countries in English and Russian

  9. Conclusions • Data should be disseminated free of charge • A simple, user-friendly interface is needed • Dissemination tools should fit within a process-oriented business architecture • PC-Axis meets these needs for UNECE

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