Barteld Braaksma Sustainability of Statistics/ Statistics of Sustainability.

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Barteld Braaksma Sustainability of Statistics/ Statistics of Sustainability

Sustainability of Statistics Lots of existing information can be used better… New sources are waiting to be explored… Statistical literacy becomes essential! And we need all kinds of partners We practice what we preach So, how to deal with the new challenges? Be proactive and innovate! 2

Lots of existing information can be used better… 3 Catalogue: 771 datadesigns 1258 datasets variables Open data Thematic CBS site with local data Site with houses for sale integrates CBS data Catalogue

New sources are waiting to be explored…  What information do users want?  What quality?  Towards (near) real- time? Could we produce local or thematic indicators from social media? Daytime whereabouts from mobile phone data Sentiment from social media

Statistical literacy becomes essential! 5 I keep saying the sexy job in the next ten years will be statisticians (…) Because now we really do have essentially free and ubiquitous data. So the complimentary scarce factor is the ability to understand that data and extract value from it. I think statisticians are part of it. (…) Managers need to be able to access and understand the data themselves. Hal Varian ‘on workers and managers’ in The McKinsey Quarterly, Januari 2009: Chief economist at Google Emeritus professor at Berkeley BB: this will be our job…

And we need all kinds of partners – We have something to offer  Data, expertise, and reputation  We love to share – We can’t do it alone (anymore): find common goals!  International statistical community  Knowledge partners  IT partners  Data owners  Users – Money always matters  6

We practice what we preach Smart cities  with The Hague, Rotterdam, Zwolle, … Cross-border statistics  Pilot project with DG Regio and several statistical and research partners Digital economy  With Google and Personalised health  With TNO, Wageningen University and commercial partners Data Camp  With Twente University 7

So, how to deal with the new challenges? Develop new products and services  Tailor-made statistics, trusted third party, visualisations, … Users are not stupid  So let’s speak with them! Beware of pseudo-information from unclear origin  We warned for 21minutes.nl: a Dutch web survey with political impact We have to become more agile  Produce stable outputs from unstable and ever changing inputs Commercial market researchers face similar issues  Nowadays, their offers are judged by the financial departments We must manage expectations  Gartner hype cycle We should generate more resources  Funding, co-creation, delegated work Be proactive, and innovate  Move from data collectors to information providers 8

Statistics of Sustainability – Sustainability important theme for CBS Conceptual work on sustainability framework/Capital approach Here and now, later, elsewhere Compilation of National Sustainability Monitor 9

The way ahead (1) – Traditional statistics not sufficient for SDG purposes Too limited Too slow Too expensive Especially in least developed countries Leadership from official statistics in defining indicators  With a focus on practical application Coherent framework instead of isolated indicators  To enhance analytical opportunities Need to exploit new methods and sources (‘Data revolution’)  By relying on mobile devices, satellite data, crowd sourcing, … 10

The way ahead (2) – Available capacity not sufficient for SDG purposes Number of staff too small Experienced people too busy Too little money Especially in least developed countries Partnerships to operationalize indicators  By mobilising commercial and research organisations to work for the public good Transfer knowledge  Through liaisons with local partners in less developed countries Learn from consultants’ approach  By letting experienced seniors work with energetic juniors 11