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Statistical Planning Towards a stronger ASEAN Community Statistical System Jakarta 29 November 2012 Commitments from the NSDS on the Regional Strategy The case of Cambodia by SAN Sy Than ID: 485092

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ASEAN Regional Workshop on Strategic

Statistical Planning : Towards a stronger ASEAN

Community Statistical System

Jakarta, 29 November 2012

Commitments from the NSDS on the Regional Strategy:

The case of Cambodia

by SAN

Sy

Than

Under Secretary of State, Ministry of Planning

Director General, National Institute of Statistics

Ministry of Planning, CambodiaSlide2

Statistical staff of NIS has increased from 40 staff in 1992 to 314 staff in 2011

Statistical staff of provincial planning offices (MOP) decreased from 450 staff to 315 staff during the same periodIn 2011, statistical staff of line ministries and institutions approximately 367 staffIn 2011, a total of 996 people engaged in official statistical production.

Components of the NSSSlide3

Legislative framework

We have good and complete statistical legislation:Statistics Law enacted in May 2005Sub-decree on Organization and Functioning of NSS in force since 26-01-2007Sub-decree on Designated Official Statistics in force 19-07-2010Slide4

Current Status of NIS (1)

NIS is the official national institution and is the Directorate General within MOP( Art. 17 of Stat. Law) NIS is responsible:Conducting censuses (Population, Agriculture, Economic)Conducting surveys to collect basic statistics (CSES, DHS, demographic surveys, etc.)Utilizing administrative data sources

Compiling national accounts and prices indices

4Slide5

NIS is responsible:

Coordination in activities of statistical development, including training, with line ministries and institutionsMaking official statistical policies in establishing an integrated NSSCooperative arrangements in statistical activities with international organizations and other national statistical offices5

Current Status of NIS (2) Slide6

SMP 2008-2015: Long-term, prioritized plan for the

development of Cambodia’s NSS Comprehensive framework for the development of official statisticsCovered statistical activities of NIS, MOP and statistics units in line ministries and NBC for the period 2008-2015Entirely consistent National Strategic Development Plan Update 2009-2013 (NSDP) is the 4th five years plan after the 3rd NSDP 2006-2010 and Cambodia Millennium Development Goals Update

6Slide7

MTR of SMP 2008-2015

SMP provides data requirements to measure NSDP development indicatorsMTR of SMP 2008-2015 has been published 2nd half of November 2012Updated and Indicative Timetable for censuses and

household

surveys 2008-2015

Establishing relative priorities for various statistics and related surveys/source data in consultation with major data users and producersSlide8

Population census conducted in March 2008 (UNFPA,

Govt of Japan, JICA, Germany, RGC)Establishment census conducted in March 2011(Govt of Japan, JICA and RGC) The 2013 Census of Agriculture (USAID, Sida, AusAID, FAO and RGC)

CSES annual & every 5 years and CDHS every 5 years (

Sida

).

Censuses

and Household

Surveys

in the MTR SMP 2008-2015: Slide9

Statistical work

programme: vision forthe future (1) Integration of NSDP, ASEAN Framework and MDG and work to strengthen quality in statistics by implementing the ACSS Code of Practice

Now most of the indicators in the NSDP are produced and there will be increase demands for official statistics in overarching framework like ASEAN, ASI, ACPMS Framework and so on Slide10

Statistical work

programme: vision forthe future (2) For the future, integrated work for the use of combined administrative data sources and survey data

Use of classification standards and standardized working procedures

High priority for demands from ASEAN Framework Slide11

Developing an indicator system

New list of 136 indicators for monitoring and evaluating NSDP including CMDGOf the total:- 63 core monitoring indicators

73 additional indicators

Integrated national development indicators (NSDP/MDG) and regional indicator (ASEAN) frameworks, totally 273 indicators

CAMInfo

is the indicator database system

- Updated with data for 609 indicatorsSlide12

Mechanism for implementing and

updating the planBasic document in preparation and planning in order to meet users needs of official statisticsDiscussion on funding with RGC and donorsInvolved producers, users and donors as well as Statistics Advisory Council (SAC) and Statistics Coordination Committee (SCC) Slide13

Monitoring and evaluation

Changed demands for statistics in consideration that the ASEAN Framework will have a larger impact on the NSS in the near futureThe reviewed SMP now embraces those indicators as a part of the planThe SMP is in the future recommended to be an integrated part of the NSDP, the MPSP and the Annual Report for the NSS Slide14

CONCLUSIONS

The 2012 MTR of SMP 2008-2015 is timely to ensure Regional content in the SMPThe use of statistics is increasing due to changing users needs especially to meet ASEAN requirements, increased quality in and knowledge of statistics through use and well functioning systems of dissemination and communications to users.