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1 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org Global Assessment of Business Registers Ronald Jansen, United Nations Statistics Division, New York Luis Gonzalez, United Nations Statistics Division, New York Xioayan Liu, National Bureau of Statistics, China

2 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org Structure of Presentation  Overview of ongoing work  Why a Global Assessment ?  Survey  Results  Way forward

3 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org Overview of ongoing work  Implementation of SNA 2008, 2008 IRIS and ISIC, Rev.4  Linking Trade and Business Statistics  UNECE Task Force on BR Guidelines  ECLAC project on Business Registers  AfDB Guidelines on Business Registers

4 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org Overview of ongoing work  Implementation of SNA 2008, 2008 IRIS and ISIC, Rev.4  Linking Trade and Business Statistics  UNECE Task Force on BR Guidelines  ECLAC project on Business Registers  AfDB Guidelines on Business Registers

5 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org Friends of the Chair Group on Internationalization 5  Legal units : enterprise, establishment, local unit, other  Private sector, Public sector, Self-employed  Thresholds – Minimum Income level per year (Tax), minimum number of employees Coverage issues

6 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org Friends of the Chair Group on Internationalization 6

7 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org Overview of ongoing work  Implementation of SNA 2008, 2008 IRIS and ISIC, Rev.4  Linking Trade and Business Statistics  UNECE Task Force on BR Guidelines  ECLAC project on Business Registers  AfDB Guidelines on Business Registers

8 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org Why a Global Assessment ? 1.How many countries have a Business Register ? 2.What are the main problem areas ? 3.What are the problems in developing countries ? 4.Are there regional differences ?

9 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org Survey Letter signed by Assistant Secretary General Online and in PDF English, French, Spanish 30 Questions Logical branching function built in

10 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org Intended coverage of Survey The assessment aims to collect information on the status of the business register in all countries. This questionnaire is not only applicable to national offices that operate a comprehensive single business register, but also covers countries that use a combined list or frame of businesses covering multiple industrial sectors. The data source could be survey or administrative data.

11 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org Actual coverage of Survey Request was sent to 208 economies, of which 116 economies completed the questionnaire 116 economies o 32 OECD and 84 non-OECD o 37 developed and o 77 developing or transition economies  23 Africa  18 Latin America and Caribbean  18 Asia and Pacific  18 Southern and Eastern Europe

12 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org Actual coverage of Survey Request was sent to 208 economies, of which 116 economies completed the questionnaire 116 economies o 32 OECD and 84 non-OECD o 37 developed and o 77 developing or transition economies  23 Africa  18 Latin America and Caribbean  18 Asia and Pacific  18 Southern and Eastern Europe

13 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org

14 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org Friends of the Chair Group on Internationalization 14

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30 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org Friends of the Chair Group on Internationalization 30

31 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org Friends of the Chair Group on Internationalization 31

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35 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org Friends of the Chair Group on Internationalization 35

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37 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org Friends of the Chair Group on Internationalization 37

38 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org Friends of the Chair Group on Internationalization 38

39 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org Friends of the Chair Group on Internationalization 39

40 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org 40

41 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org Structure of Presentation  Overview of ongoing work  Why a Global Assessment ?  Survey  Results  Way forward

42 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org Way Forward 1.Follow-up on answers received 2.Further exploration of open answers a)Other specific unit type and thresholds in SBR b)Other data sources are used for SBR c)Relationships between units d)Time gap between register updates and sample selection comments e)How to link the data from different sources? f)Legal framework additional comments g)Documentation with weblink h)External user and the access to external user 3.Use of results for Guidelines

43 Trade Statistics Branch comtrade@un.org tradeserv@un.org Friends of the Chair Group on Internationalization 43 Thank you jansen1@un.org

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