1. Forum on Statistical Development in Africa 8 December 2014 Johannes Jütting Manager, PARIS21 Secretariat

2. 2 Tool for advocacy and improving co-ordination Widely quoted Showed that funding overall is very low – less than 500 mill. US-$ per year; < 0.5% ODA Support very concentrated, not where the needs are greatest

3. 3 Data from Creditor Reporting System Complemented by questionnaire for most recent data and a more holistic picture Interviewees also from non-DAC institutions Latest two years based on questionnaire data only or on projections

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5. 5 * Based on questionnaire data only USD 200 million WB project in Bangladesh:

6. 6 PARIS21 Metabase*: Country-level statistical capacity profiles Access and Dissemination Use/Demand Soundness of Methods Institutional Environment Timeliness Innovations * Source: http://datarevolution.paris21.org/metabasehttp://datarevolution.paris21.org/metabase

7. 7 Top 5 recipients have 43% of commitments over 2006 to 2011 Top 5 recipients have above-average statistical capacity scores

8. 8 * Based on questionnaire data only

9. 9 138 166 539 176 259 80 39 104 105 448 134 542 391 807 345 325 221 289 456 184 58 311 153 321 358 48 322 202 662 89 43 10 257 44 156 92 14 248 137 564

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11. 11 Africa is the main recipient of support to statistics globally Identified funding gaps by combining PARIS21 Metabase and PRESS exercise  Support is still highly concentrated  Support does not go where it is needed most There is room for improvement in aligning support with national strategies

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