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Statement of Strategy Template for the Implementation Programme of the 2008 SNA and supporting statistics in Brazil National Seminar on Developing a Programme for the Implementation Programme of the 2008 SNA in Brazil 16 September, IBGE, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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o Mandate, o Mission statement o Values o High-level goals o Specific goals o Required actions Elements of the statement of strategy
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Mandate, is determined by national and regional policy objectives and underpinned by the regulatory and institutional framework o Legal mandate o Statistical act and other relevant legislation, with possible review, revision and promulgation of new legislation o International standards o UN Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics o Standards 2008 SNA, BPM6, GFSM, MFSM, ISIC Rev4, MITS, SIT Mandate
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Mission statement describes the purpose, users, outputs, markets, philosophy and basic technology The efficient and timely dissemination of high quality national accounts and supporting economic statistics in response to policy needs in an interconnected regional and global economic environment Mission statement
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Values need to reflect the values and principles portrayed by the UN Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics to produce useful high-quality data Statistical professionalism Relevance, public utility and equal access Independence and integrity Excellent service to our customers Respect and understanding for our data suppliers Value for money Values
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High-level goals represent the overall accomplishments to be achieved Improving scope, quality and timeliness of economic statistics Minimizing response burden Increasing use of administrative data for statistical purposes Achieving cost effectiveness using best practices Raising public awareness and use of national accounts and economic statis tics High-level goals
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Specific goals describe the ultimate results that need to be accomplished Compiling national accounts and other macroeconomic statistics according to SDDS Developing a national central hub for annual and short term economic statistics on real, fiscal, financial and external sector Specific goals
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Required actions to be carried out: Regulatory and institutional framework o strengthening the functioning of NSS, its programming, management and performance Statistical infrastructure o strengthening of use of standards (2008 SNA, etc.), classifications (ISIC Rev 4, etc.), registers and frames, modernizing information management and information technology Statistical operations o strengthening of data collection, compilation, dissemination and analysis Required actions
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o Modernisation of the national regulatory and institutional framework for 2008 SNA and supporting statistics by strengthening o Statement of strategy (by November 2013) with deliverables by 2015 and 2018/19 – change over in Q 2 2015, annual and quarterly national accounts and time series 1995 -2014 o Implementation plan reflected in annual and medium-term work programme of IBGE (by 2015 for 2016-2019) o National technical coordination board/working group for economic statistics operationalized by the partners (data producers, data providers, policy users, academia) o Updated and new MoUs with data providers o Senior management and statistical training – human development o Other as relevant Regulatory and institutional framework
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The staged upgrading of statistical infrastructure o 2008 SNA, BPM6, GFSM 2013 compliance o Scope 2008 SNA – updated SUTs o Scope 2008 SNA – institutional sector accounts, including balance sheets o Periodicity - quarterly GDP by production, income and expenditure o Periodicity - annual SUT, current and prices t-1 o Periodicity – quarterly institutional sector accounts, including balance sheets Statistical infrastructure
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The staged upgrading of statistical infrastructure o Establishing a minimum set of annual and short term statistics (e.g. real, financial, fiscal, external sector) o Scope BPM6 – BOP and IIP o Periodicity BPM6 - quarterly o Scope GFSM 2013 – including balance sheets o Periodicity GFSM 2013 - quarterly o Classification compliance – ISIC rev4, CPC2, HS2010 o Business registers, towards single national register o Harmonized system of household surveys o Harmonized system of enterprise surveys o Modernization of information management and information technology o Others as relevant
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Staged upgrading of statistical operations o Making 2008 SNA/BPM6/GFSM 2013/MFSM and ISIC Rev. 4/CPC v2 compliance adjustments to business and household surveys and administrative sources o Introducing new benchmark 2010 using SUT o Detailing capital stock and consumption of fixed capital, including government consumption of fixed capital o Extending scope of monthly and quarterly production and price surveys for services o Integrating of BPM6 and 2008 SNA-related surveys o Increasing use of administrative data (service agreements/ MOUs for formalizing modalities) o Backcasting time series to 1995 Statistical operations
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Staged upgrading of statistical operations o Extending exhaustive measure of GDP (including 2008 SNA issues related to the GDP level) o Integrating of flow of funds and balance sheets in quarterly institutional sector accounts o Move to accrual standards for Government Finance Statistics based on IPSAS, including valuation of assets (e.g. produced and non- produced assets, including natural resources) and liabilities (e.g pension entitlements) o Update tourism statistics and tourism satellite accounts Statistical operations
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Staged upgrading of statistical operations o Updating of health accounts and health services o Developing cultural accounts and cultural services o Strengthening statistics in international trade in services, including tourism, health and cultural statistics o Introducing treatment of goods for processing and merchanting o Detailing sources and methods -metadata o Updating detail of dissemination (e.g. revision policy and communication strategy) o Others as relevant Statistical operations
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