Seminar on Statistical Data Collection

Keynote address: data collection as part of an international modernisation programme for statistical production

Mr Steven Vale, UNECE Statistical Division, on behalf of the High Level Group for the Modernisation of Statistical Production and Services

Current and future High Level Group projects and Modernisation Committees: how the data collection community can be involved

Mr Steven Vale, UNECE Statistical Division

Final report

Links Between Centralisation of Data Collection and Survey Integration in the Context of the Industrialisation of Statistical Production

Fernando Reis, Eurostat

Process and Content Standardisation for Data Collection

Olga Laveda and Eric Dery, Statistics Department, International Monetary Fund

Centralising Data Collection at Statistics Canada

Lise Rivais, Marc St-Denis and Susan Lensen, Statistics Canada

Creating a Data Collection Department: Statistics Portugal's Experience

Paulo Saraiva dos Santos and Almiro Moreira, Statistics Portugal

Ten Years of Centralised Data Collection

Tuulikki Sillajõe, Statistics Estonia

Accelerating the Centralisation of Data Collection at the Australian Bureau of Statistics

Jenine Borowik, Adrian Bugg and Bruce Fraser, Australian Bureau of Statistics

Agile Project Management in the Process of Data Collection

Albert Kjellström, Statistics Sweden

Meeting Data Collection Challenges in a Changing Environment

Adeline Ng and Yap Huixiang, Manpower Research and Statistics Department, Ministry of Manpower, Singapore

Addressing the Challenge of Producing European Comparable Data Using Administrative Data

Mihaela Agafiţei and Sorina Vâju, Eurostat

Increasing Efficiency in Data Collection Processes

Arie Aharon, Israel Central Bureau of Statistics

Data Collection Strategy in the New Informational Environment

Nana Aslamazishvili, National Bank, Georgia

Statistics New Zealand Navigates Towards Online Data Collection: Planning and Implementing an Internet-Based Survey

Emma Mawby, Helen Smith and Colin Hewat, Statistics New Zealand

The Business Statistical Portal: a New Way of Organizing and Managing Data Collection Processes for Business Surveys in Istat

Natale Renato Fazio, Manuela Murgia, Andrea Nunnari, ISTAT (Italian National Statistical Institute)

Managing Perceived Response Burden: Why and How – Experiences from the Netherlands

Deirdre Giesen and Barbara Berkenbosch, Statistics Netherlands

Communication Strategy to Reduce Non-Response in Enterprise Surveys at the Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia

Eva Belak and Mojca Noč Razinger, Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia

Understanding the Repondent – a Key to Improving our Data Collection Strategies?

Anton Johansson, Statistics Sweden

Specific Features of the Organization of Interaction with Respondents During the Transition to Centralized Electronic Data Reporting

Vadim Bogush, National Statistical Committee of the Republic of Belarus

Improved Respondent Experience and Quality Through Feedback

Anneli Ström, Statistics Sweden

Improving the Respondent Experience in the United Kingdom

Julie Curzon, Chris Newell and Debra Prestwood, United Kingdom Office for National Statistics (ONS)

Mixed-Mode Data Collection – Recent Developments at Statistics Netherlands

Barry Schouten and Gabriël van Dam, Statistics Netherlands

The Philosophy of French Experiments on Internet and Mixed-Mode Data Collection

Tiaray Razafindranovona (INSEE, France), Gaël de Peretti (INSEE, France) and Alexis Barrau (ENS Cachan, France)

Mixed Mode in the Data Collection of SBS Statistics Within Statistics Sweden

Caisa Bergman, Anna-Greta Erikson and Cecilia Hertzman, Statistics Sweden

Analysis of Non-Response in the ESS – State of Play, State of the Art and Some Guidelines for Improvement

Martin Karlberg and Pilar Rey del Castillo, Eurostat

ESSnet on Data Collection for Social Surveys Using Multi Modes (DCSS)

Karen Blanke, Destatis (Federal Statistical Office, Germany)

Revolutionizing Censuses and Demographic & Social Statistics with Administrative Sources

Lars Thygesen, Statistics Denmark

The Potential Use of Administrative Records and 'Alternative' Data Sources for Population and Socio-Demographic Statistics in the United Kingdom

Martin Ralphs, Jane Naylor and Susan Williams, United Kingdom Office for National Statistics (ONS)

Exploration of Electricity Usage Data From Smart Meters to Investigate Household Composition

Paula Carroll (University College Dublin), John Dunne (Central Statistics Office, Ireland), Michael Hanley (University College Dublin), Tadhg Murphy (University College Dublin)

Big Data for Official Statistics – Strategies and Some Initial European Applications

Martin Karlberg and Michail Skaliotis, Eurostat

Big Data, Big Impact?

Peter Struijs and Piet Daas, Statistics Netherlands