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P A RI S 2 1 Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21 st Annual Progress Report 2013 PARIS21 Board Meeting Paris, 3 April 2014

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Annual Progress Report 2013. PARIS21 Board Meeting Paris, 3 April 2014. Outline. S trategy A ccess M onitoring S kills. Who we worked with. Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC) Central American Integration System (SICA) Statistical Institute for Asia and the Pacific (SIAP) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Annual Progress Report 2013

PARIS21Partnership in Statistics for

Development in the 21st Century

Annual Progress Report 2013

PARIS21 Board MeetingParis, 3 April 2014

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Outline

StrategyAccessMonitoringSkills

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Who we worked with• Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC)• Central American Integration System (SICA)• Statistical Institute for Asia and the Pacific (SIAP)• United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP)• Observatoire Economique et Statistique d’Afrique Sub-saharienne (Afristat)• United Nations Commission for Africa (UNECA)• African Union Commission (AUC)• Central America Statistical Commission (CENTROESTAD)• Comunidad Andina (CAN)• Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)• World Bank• United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)• World Food Program (WFP)• NSOs across all regions

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Strategy• NSDS/RSDS support in 16 countries or regional

entities, mostly in Africa but a good balance in other regions

• Strengthening Statistical Systems (law, quality) in 2 countries

• CRESS: 2 countries• Support to funding: National Statistical

Development Fund• Mainstreaming sectors: agriculture• User-Producer Dialogues in 7 countries and one

region• General Advocacy in 9 countries• With partners: AUC, UNECA, AfDB, Afristat, SPC,

SICA

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Access• International Household Survey Network (IHSN)

Microdata Management Toolkit has become a freeware – DDI standard undergoing ISO certification process

IHSN Central Survey Catalogue: Over 3,300 surveys Data Deposit Tool: to acquire datasets from other producers Microdata anonymisation tools: first version of the toolbox designed Bibliography of data-related citations: more than 9,000 entries Guidelines on survey planning designed Survey Budgeting application: first generic application developed

• Accelerated Data Program (ADP) 67 countries have received technical and financial support for inventory, documentation and

dissemination of existing microdata National Data Archive Application (NADA): used by more than 50 NSOs and IHSN members (WB,

WHO, WFP, etc.) – version 4.2 available Regional trainings in Africa, Asia and LAC

• With partners: Afristat, FAO, AfDB, WB country offices, SPC, SICA, CAN• External evaluation undertaken

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Monitoring

• PRESS USD 394 million 0.16% of ODA in 2012 Alignment with NSDS

• NSDS Progress 87% IDA borrowers NSDS

design or implementation• Logframe: Partnership

Progress Report in separate session

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Skills and Knowledge• Studies and Guidelines

NSDS Guidelines finalized – English and French online

• Advocating for the Development of Statistics National advocacy in 5 countries or

regional entities Side event of UNGA on data revolution Funding 17 NSOs and participants in

regional and global events P21 delivering advocacy messages at

regional and international events

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Success Stories 2013

1. Talking about a revolution2. NSDS 2.03. CRESS looks ahead4. Microdata outreach5. Cambodia forum6. Journalists, meet statisticians7. High marks for IHSN/ADP8. Pacific road-maps9. Dialogue for results10. Embracing online media

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Human Resources

Margo Cointreau, Partnership Co-ordinator

Till Zbiranski,Intern

Katarzyna Zaremba,Personal Assistant

Shuang Chen, ADP/IHSN Programme Officer

Christopher GullyCommunication Officer

Millicent Gay Tejada,Regional Programme

Co-ordinator

Shelton Kanyanda,Regional Programme

Co-ordinator

Koffi Eyram Zougbede,Intern

Trevor Fletcher,Senior Project Co-ordinator

• New Secretariat staff, from 10 countries in 4 regions• Secretariat staff now from 13 different countries,

including multiple non-OECD member countries

El-Iza Mohamedou,Senior Programme Co-ordinator

Rudolphe PetrasRegional Programme

Co-ordinator

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Financial Update

Expenditures 2013: a busy year !

• Core/NSDS activities: 1.8 Million € (excluding corporate costs) = +13% compared with 2012

• ADP/IHSN activities: 1.8 Million € (excluding corporate costs) = almost similar to 2012

New grants received in 2013: a very positive year !

• CORE/NSDS activities: 9 new grants for a total amount of 5.5 Million € (most of them are multi-annual)

• ADP/IHSN activities: 2 new grants for a total amount of 1.4 Million € (multi-annual)

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Thank you