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October, 2006 How to access OECD statistical information - an interactive workshop for delegations [email protected]

October, 2006 How to access OECD statistical information - an interactive workshop for delegations [email protected]

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October, 2006

How to access OECD statistical information

- an interactive workshop for delegations

[email protected]

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Contents

What are the delegations' needs for statistics? Dissemination policy and the Statistical

Information System Finding statistics Metadata : the key to understanding How to make visual material from OECD.Stat Use of other sources: UN, World Bank,

national sources Future

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What are the delegations' needs for statistics?

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Examples of needs ?

Find one indicator for all OECD countries– e.g. GDP per capita

Make a PowerPoint graph? Use it for a paper? Find a distribution for one or more countries

– e.g. GDP by activity for US....– e.g. investment in knowledge

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Examples: Austria

FDI Commodity trade Trade in services

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Dissemination policy and the Statistical Information System

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Present OECD platforms The Statistics Portal www.oecd.org/statistics

– Freely available– Limited datasets (“10%”)– Mixed formats

SourceOECD– Subscription service– Free at point of access– Analytical publications and Beyond 20/20 databases

OLIS– Extranet for government officials– Free access to statistics data warehouse OECD.Stat – Free access to all publications

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Some trends

Revenues €4.5 million / year Printed statistical publications still in

demand Cross-domain products: OECD Factbook,

Country Statistical Profiles StatLink: URL to Excel tables

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What is the Statistical Information System?

Immense integrated statistical information bank

Data and metadata can be combined and used over and over again, for innumerable outputs

Horizontal products covering various subject matters can be developed at a reasonable cost

Provided data and metadata are properly organised

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SIS Architecture

Production Storage Dissemination

Data Production(incl. StatWorks)

MetaStore

StatisticalMetadata

OECD.Stat

Corporate Data Warehouse

XML XML

Onlineaccess

Books

CDsetc.

80 % of all statistics The rest in 2006

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SIS benefits

Quality– Harmonisation of concepts– Improved statistical metadata– Coherence of data and metadata across datasets– Dynamic updating– SDMX

User friendliness– One-stop database– Combine data across themes– Alternative outputs for different audiences

Internal Efficiency

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Finding OECD statistics

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Access to OECD.Stat

Access to the data warehouse restricted– OECD officials – government officials through OLIS– a few datasets on the Internet

January-September 750,000 downloads – of which 710,000 Internet use– 30,000 from OLIS

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Accessing OECD statistics

OLIS (with a logon)– horizontal access to all databases and vertical

access within each database– targeted at users who have skill and time – books and publications

Free on Internet: Core Data– key ready-made tables and sub-sets – 500-1000 tables and sub-sets– targeted at expert users and informed lay users– Statistics Portal

StatLinks– e.g. Factbook 2006 p. 115

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Most accessed 2006

DATASET 2006

Country statistical profile 2006 174,201

Country statistical profiles 2005 145,916

1--Gross domestic product 35,578

Reference Series 24,821

Expenditure by funding source and transaction type 14,847

Price indices (MEI) 12,172

Financial indicators MEI 11,031

Main Economic Indicators: Archive data and revisions 10,336

Graduates by field of education 10,246

Insurance Indicators 9,623

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Metadata:The key to understanding

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Access to metadata

together with data in OECD.Stat– well structured– attachment levels

independently and freely on www– MetaStore

“Google for numbers”– easy to find– deep descriptions

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Making visual material

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Tables or Graphs

From StatLinks to PPT– e.g. all Factbook graphs

From OECD.Stat via Excel to PPT– anything you like

Don’t fill it too much – keep it simple Careful with sizes

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Hungary

Australia

Switzerland

Czech Republic

Austria

EU15

New Zealand

Spain

OECD total

Japan

Self-employment rates: womenAs a percentage of total female civilian employment, 2004 or latest available year

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10

20

30

40

50

60

70

Norway

Sweden

Denm

ark

United

Sta

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Slovak

Rep

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Franc

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Canad

a

United

King

dom

Icela

nd

Germ

any

Finlan

d

Nethe

rland

s

Hunga

ry

Austra

lia

Switzer

land

Czech

Rep

ublic

Austri

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EU15

New Z

ealan

d

Spain

OECD tota

l

Japa

n

Belgium

Brazil

Italy

Portu

gal

Poland

Korea

Greec

e

Mex

ico

Turke

y

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Top 10 datasets accessed by OLIS 2006

DATASET (level 03) Total 1--Gross domestic product 2218 6--Value added and its components by activity 1239Country statistical profile 2006 1133Country statistical profiles 2005 1010Employment by activities and status (ALFS) 849Price indices (MEI) 701Production and Sales (MEI) 758Quarterly National Accounts 1696Reference Series 1335Trade in Services by Partner Country 715

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Real GDP growth, per cent

-3

-2

-1

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1

2

3

4

5

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7

1993

1994

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

Real GDP growth Canada

Real GDP growth SlovakRepublic

Real GDP growth Sweden

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Using other sources

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Where can I find other sources ?

OECD Statistics Portal, Sources UN Demographic Yearbook CIA World Factbook

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Future

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Develop infrastructures & products

Develop integrated dissemination– OECD Statistics– Branding & standardising Core Data– Develop Figures & Facts

Diversify according to user groups Cross-domain products

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New opportunities

publications can be smaller and more analytically focused

new (and existing) horizontal publications integrate SourceOECD with the free

dissemination of basic statistics links between all the different ways statistics

can be viewed go immediately, e.g., from a database query to

a StatLink or a related analytical e-book fixed and dynamic tables can be stored queries

to OECD.Stat

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Your feed-back

Did this workshop meet expectations ? Should there be another one ? Could we have exercises ?

– in a class-room with pc’s

Wishes for contents ? Ideas about better access to OECD data ?

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The End

TourEurope

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the following slides are screen-shots that can be shown if Internet or OLIS doesn’t work

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