1. 2016 Progress Report

2. “2016: Paving the way to SDG country implementation”
Thematic research and Policy advice
Piloting of innovative tools (ADAPT, PISTA, STEP)
Strengthening existing and creating new Partnerships (TT, WG)

3. Directly engaged with 40 countries
 Worldwide engagement 
Directly engaged with 40 countries
Reached 91 countries through regional activities

4. 91 Countries covered Review of 2016
19/(58) SIDS, 20/(33) Fragile States
60 Reg Org & Partner Agencies
Completed Activities by Regions and Pillars

5. 2016 vs 2015
Countries and Partners
Completed Activities by Regions

6. Knowledge-Sharing and Innovation Incubator - Highlights
Improving NSS Efficiency
Workshop on Access to New Data Sources for Official Statistics: Models for Big Data in the Philippines
Workshop on Access to New Data Sources for Official Statistics: Models for Big Data in the Philippines
Access to New Data Sources for Statistics: Business Models and Incentives for the Corporate Sector
PPs for Statistics: Lessons Learned, Future Steps
Establishment of a Task Force to lead in the development of rules, standards and protocols on the use of Big Data for official statistics

7. Knowledge-Sharing and Innovation Incubator - Highlights
Making Data Available and Understandable
Data visualization training in Botswana, The Gambia, & Ghana
Improved data dissemination and data use by journalists, strengthening data literacy and improving consumption of official statistics
Fostering Cross-Regional Learning
Cross-Regional Forum on Agenda 2030 and SIDS
Cross-Regional Forum on Subnational Statistical System
Arab Forum on Building Statistical Capacity for a Data Revolution in Qatar

8. Global Advocacy Communication Advocacy - Highlights
HL Forum on NSDS to Support the National Social Economic Development Plan with the Lao Statistics Bureau
HL Workshop on financing mechanisms in Comoros
Active and recognized involvement in HLPF, HLG, IAEG and World Data Forum
Communication
“Statistics and Public Relations” workshop in Sao Tome & Principe
Signed co-operation agreement between NSO and journalists’ association of Sao Tome & Principe

9. Co-ordination & Monitoring - Highlights
NSS Peer Reviews (Egypt, Libya, Myanmar, and Tanzania)
NSDS/RSDS (Direct support to 18 countries through technical expertise and 10 further countries through regional training)
CRESS (Burundi, Niger, Nigeria Uganda, Vietnam) and PRESS (Share of ODA dedicated to statistics was 0.25% in 2014 (0.24% in 2013))
Global Monitoring
SDG Reporting
(national statistical plan)
(resources for statistical capacity)
Collected information on 83 countries for Tier III indicator (statistical legislation)

10. Technical Support - Highlights
Support to Quality Processes (PARIS21 joined the UN SDMX Working Group and provided a regional SDMX training to Bolivia, Ecuador and Peru in collaboration with EUROSTAT)
Improve Data Access (Microdata production workshops in Côte d’Ivoire, Guatemala and Niger to help document administrative data )
Support to Statistical Laws (Review and revision of Statistics Act in Grenada, Somalia)

11. Advanced Data Planning Tool (ADAPT)
Rwanda: 32 national indicators were mapped to the SDGs and 11 more indicators identified in auxiliary databases
Tanzania: 102 indicators mapped to national development plan and 79 data sources identified of which 60 are from administrative data sources
Guinea Equatorial: costing of the 2017 NSDS

12. Communication
Levels of engagement with PARIS21 website showed significant improvement in 2016
Total visits for the year increased by 19%
Total number of users increased by 18%
Social media drove website traffic in 2016, with 10% (2% in 2015) of total visits originating mostly from Twitter and Facebook

13. A true partnership….