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United Nations Statistics Division Registry of national Classifications
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History Since 2000, UNSD has collected information on national classifications To provide users with an overview of “who is using what” To have a measure of the acceptance of the international classifications
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Scope Currently information from 118 countries, about 422 classifications is available (current and previous) Focus is on activity and product classifications Information on classifications of expenditure according to purpose and classifications of occupation was also provided by some countries
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Data collection Information about these classifications was collected almost exclusively in connection with classification workshops No separate update schedule exists
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New template Key information remains the same Information grouped in main categories: 1. General information 2. Classification structure 3. Relationship to international standards 4. Classification uses 5. Implementation / revision status 6. Supporting documents 7. Capacity building 8. Contact information 9. Other comments
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New template UNSD will continue to collect information about activity, product and expenditure classifications Information will be used to assess implementation of international classifications Is this format suitable for collecting information about other types of classifications?
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Questions 1. Does the Expert Group agree to the overall layout and content of the questionnaire template? a. Is the current set of questions suitable to address different types of classifications? 2. Should any additional information be included? a. Are more detailed questions necessary to describe differences from the international classification? 3. Can the Expert Group suggest suitable forms of distribution and follow up for this type of questionnaire? a. Can other institutions be involved? b. Should there be a fixed schedule for collecting this type of information?
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