development SBRs in focus Zeynep Orhun Girard Statistician UN ESCAP Statistics Division 2 December 2016 This presentation discusses Why analytical studies are important for the implementation of the Regional ID: 567622
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Effective study proposals for economic statistics development:“SBRs in focus”
Zeynep
Orhun
Girard
Statistician
UN
ESCAP Statistics
Division
2 December 2016Slide2
This presentation discusses…Why analytical studies are important for the implementation of the Regional
Programme
How RPES supports analytical capacity building in national statistical systems
The criteria for effective national studies
Dissemination and use of national studiesSlide3
RPES is a
framework for economic statistics capacity building
4 outputs or “strategic interventions…”
...to deliver our common vision...
...and reach our key goal of
RPES
Advocacy
Coordination
Skills
Infrastructure
Advocacy
Infrastructure
NSSs in Asia-Pacific have capacity to produce & disseminate the Core Set in line with international standards,
including in support of SDG monitoring
Improved soundness of economic analysis & decision making through
increased availability and effective use of timely, reliable and comparable economic statisticsSlide4
RPES progress is monitored based on:
Activities that are delivered under each strategic intervention and their results for capacity to produce and disseminate economic statistics
Milestones of the Core Set of Economic Statistics implementation (periodicity)Slide5
Country A
Core Indicator
Reported Freq.
RPES recommendations
Price and Costs
Consumer price index (CPI)QuarterlyQuarterlyProducer price index (PPI)QuarterlyQuarterlyCommodity price indexWeeklyMonthlyExternal merchandise trade price indicesUnavailableMonthly×Wages / Earnings dataAnnuallyQuarterly●
Labour costs index / Wage indexAnnuallyQuarterly● Demand and OutputGDP (production) nominal and realAnnuallyQuarterly●GDP (expenditure) nominal and realAnnuallyQuarterly●External trade – merchandiseAnnuallyMonthly●
External trade – servicesAnnuallyQuarterly●Short-term indicator (STI) - industry outputMonthlyQuarterlySTI – services outputUnavailableQuarterly×STI – consumer demandAnnuallyQuarterly●STI – fixed investmentUnavailableQuarterly
×STI – inventoriesUnavailableQuarterly×Economy structure statisticsEvery 10 yearsEvery 5 years●ProductivityUnavailableAnnually× Income and WealthIntegrated national accountsAnnuallyAnnuallyInstitutional sector accountsAnnuallyAnnuallyBalance of payments (BOP)
Annually
Quarterly●
International investment position (IIP)
Unavailable
Annually×External debtQuarterlyQuarterlyIncome distributionEvery 10 yearsEvery 5 years●Slide6
Periodicity alone is not sufficient to assess quality of a statistical outputSlide7
More analysis needed to understand quality issues on economic statistics
Problem:
NSSs do not systematically use the statistics they produce hampering identification and remedy of quality gaps
Reasons
: Inadequate analytical skills in NSOs and other agencies, lack of resources (staff time/financial) and of institutional guidance, e.g. quality assurance policies
Available support: ESCAP Resource Facility & other development partnersSlide8
ESCAP Resource Facility (RF) is a pool of funds
…that
supports
national
statistical systems to undertake analysis and research in the form of national studies for developing economic statistics.
ESCAP assistance to national studies also covers:Expert missions in support of the national studyFacilitation of peer-to-peer exchangesResearch-based training, especially for countries with special
needsSlide9
Countries select study topics based on RPES areas & national priorities
Economic
statistics topic areas
(
Core Set
) and linkages between economic statistics and other domains of statisticsStatistical infrastructure for economic statisticsInstitutional setting for economic statistics production and disseminationSlide10
Effective proposals meet the selection criteria
Required
Alignment with RPES and priorities in NSDS/similar plan
Clear linkage
between results, activities and the resources
requiredDesirableNational studies conducted in cooperation by multiple national agencies
National studies with gender equality focusNational studies on economic statistics underlying sustainable development monitoringSlide11
National studies are used to develop economic statistics
Pilot survey
of individual entrepreneurs
Improve
availability
and quality of business statistics GVA estimation methods for livestock sector
Improve the methodology for Gross Value Added (GVA) estimation of total production in the livestock sector in line with the 2008 SNATrade-related pilot surveyImprove information base for national accounts by calculating trade marginsSlide12
RF opportunities for SBR development
Some ideas for SBR study areas:
Institutional/stakeholder analysis for SBRs
Develop/improve economic units model
Review/assess quality of available data sources
Improve quality of SBR (production of business statistics) process (GSBPM/GSIM)Develop/improve maintenance of SBRsImprove use of SBRs—business demography, economic statistics, etc.
Explore/assess possible linkages to other databases in the national statistical system
Coordination
Skills
Advocacy
Infrastructure
Statistical Busin
ess
Register
Demand
and
outputnational accounts aggregates (production), productivity measures, trade, informal economy, economy structure, short-term indicators (industry/services output, consumer demand and investment)Slide13
National studies are regional knowledge
National studies are disseminated
through:
ESCAP
knowledge sharing platform on economic statistics
Regional seminars, e.g. as part of the Asia-Pacific Economic Statistics Week and the ESCAP Committee on StatisticsSlide14
Any questions?