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ROMÂNIA Institutul Naţional de Statistică Measuring migration: strengths and weaknesses in the context of European requirements Silvia Pisica, PhD Social statistics and demography directorate

Content EU requirements Solution Strengths and weaknesses Future steps

EU requirements Regulations in force: Requesting to: no 763/2008 on Population Census no 862/2007 on statistics on migration no 1260/2013 and no 205/2014 on European demographic statistics Requesting to: Measure resident population and international migration according to concept of usual residence and presence/absence for a length of at least 12 months on the MS territory

EU requirements Main problems/difficulties Immigrants+emigrants for Romanian citizens = data available only for definitive migration Immigration for other citizenship = data available mainly for those outside EU Lack of data sources for measuring real size of migration, especially of emigration Lack of data sources for measuring the usual resident population

Solution Estimation based on combination of methods and data sources: Econometric model based on small-area estimation techniques (SAE), which allows to estimate the structure of migrants at national, regional and county level Annual flows of migrants for the 2002+ provided by ISTAT-Italy and INE-Spain Mirror international migration (Eurostat database and data from other National Statistical Institutes)

Solution Trilateral meeting of Romania, Italy and Spain, facilitated by Eurostat, on the exchange of methodological best practices and provisional data to prepare the migration data required under Regulation (EC) 862/2007 Meeting held on 27.11.2012 Reason: Italy and Spain = main countries destination for migration of Romanians (app. 70-80%)

Solution Trilateral Agreement on flow data: Provided on a bilateral basis detailed multi-dimensional aggregate files, showing the absolute frequency for the combinations of values for: immigrants with previous country of residence RO and emigrants with next country of residence RO disaggregated by individual citizenship, country of birth, sex and age. Data are supplied by Spain and Italy on an annual basis in December of year x for the reference year x-1 As starting point, a first fully revised data series for 2002-2011 were sent in December 2012 by ISTAT-Italy and in May 2013 by INE-Spain (revised on the basis of the 2011 census results) Afterwards, in each December, annual flow data are supplied by ISTAT-Italy and INE-Spain

Strengths and weaknesses Use of combination of data sources allowed considerable improvement of estimates on E and I (confirmed by statistics published annually by the MS) Very detailed data series on migrant flows from ISTAT and INE ensures good estimation in terms of size and structure by requested variables of the annual flows for international migration

Annual flows of emigrants – by permanent and usual residence

Strengths and weaknesses “Intention to stay more than 12 months” Circular migration Returnees (return of migrants back in Romania) Romanian emigrants leaving from Italy and Spain and going to another country (not Romania) Estimates at low (NUTS5) territorial level are not accurate

Annual E and I flows Annual E flow structure by gender

Pyramid of usual resident population on January 1st, 2003 and 2017 Pyramid of Emigrants in 2003, 2007 and 2017

Emigrants by country of destination

Future steps Designing of a population register based on linking different administrative data bases (STATPOP) Signing protocols with institutions managing administrative sources for building and feeding STATPOP Definition of resident population – need to be revised

Conclusions and proposals TRILATERAL Agreement = example of good practices Continuing collaboration with Spain and Italy and Developing /extending multilateral collaboration with other countries (potential receiving countries for Romanian citizens)

Thank you for your attention! Why not a pattern/approach similar to Trilateral Agreement to be applied at EU level for all MS?! Thank you for your attention!