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SBR Task Force Bangkok, Thailand 26 May 2017
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Introduction from Chair
SGRPES 5th Meeting last year Decision about TF for SBR to develop guidelines for SBR TF members: Dr. Bahrawar Jan (Pak), Ms. Nilima (SPC), Mr. Joseph (ADB), Ms. Bahrin Bakri and Mr. Micheal (UNESCAP) Consultative telephonic and discussion TF revised the idea and develop TORs Focus on three aspects APES Seminar: SBR papers TORs to be shared by Mr. Michael Any direction of the SGRPES Agreement of the SGRPES
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Existing Guidelines Mr Michael Biddington (UN ESCAP) TOR – Guidelines
UN ECE – Guidelines on Statistical Business Registers African Development Bank - Guidelines for Building Statistical Business Registers in Africa SPC - Pacific Business Register development Guide
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Status of SBRs in the Pacific
SPC is taking the lead Prior to the set-up: Pacific Business Register development Guide introduced User/stakeholder meetings are conducted; MOUs Classifications are updated: PACSIC nationalised, TOLO etc Set-up: more than 1 counterpart trained; standard system used In-country training South-South Attachments
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Status of SBRs in the Pacific cont.
Fiji, PNG, Vanuatu and Tonga up and running Set-up this year in Nauru and American Samoa. Samoa setting-up its own Future Attend to requests – depends on funds Workshop
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ADB’s SBR Programme Joseph Mariasingham (ADB)
The five year program will end in Dec 2018 Five countries: Bhutan, Cambodia, Lao PDR, Malaysia and Sri Lanka Malaysia: Integrating trade data into SBR, exploring Big Data All other countries: fully functional SBR will be installed before the end of 2017 Advanced functionalities and features will be added in 2018 The SBR could be installed in at least two additional countries in 2018
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ADB’s SBR Programme (cont.)
Joseph Mariasingham (ADB) Proposed “data for development” technical assistance (2018 – onwards) Streamlined funding Established assistance program, rolling basis Need based and targeted Bilateral collaboration, technical assistance Potential to assist many countries
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Status Review of SBRs in Region
Need to identify Specific Regional Needs regarding: Administrative data Assistance to develop BR database Training Capacity Assessment of the member countries Report from Regional Bodies Report Back on Status of SBRs in Asia Pacific
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TOR for the SBR Task Force
To ensure that the work of the developmental organizations (SPCC, ESCAP, ADB, WB etc.) in this subject matter area is complementary and not duplicated To ensure that the activities of the organizations are well coordinated and synchronized so that the common objective is achieved in an effective and efficient manner (the ultimate goal is the establishment of a viable, functional and sustainable SBR in the Asia-Pacific countries) To collaborate and devise strategies/plans/solutions to address cross cutting issues faced by various countries (learning from each others' ground level experiences) To advocate the institutionalization of standardized data collection, cleaning, organization and analysis systems such as SBRs in the NSOs of the Region To assist the countries in the Region to establish a viable and sustainable SBRs within the scope and mandate of the technical assistance programs of the developmental organizations
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Future Plans What does the Steering Group Recommend?
To go with the proposed idea Or otherwise no need of TF
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