Coordination of the National Information System Statistical and Geographic Country Mexico Type NIA-instrument S1. Establishment of coordinating functions or entities Aim Establish the participation, organization, scope and responsibilities of the actors involved in the generation, acquisition, integration, process, distribution and conservation of information and statistics and geography, which supports the national development. NIA-instrument description The National Information System Statistical and Geographic is defined as the set of State Entities organized through Subsystems, coordinated by INEGI and articulated by the National Information Network, in order to produce and disseminate Information of National Interest. The System is composed by the National Advisory, the National Information Subsystems and INEGI Council as the coordinating agency. The latter directed by a Governing Board (consisting of a President and four Vice-Presidents). The National Information Subsystems (currently: Demographic and Social, Economic, Geographic and Environment, as well as, government, public security and justice administration) aim to produce, integrate and disseminate information according to their theme(s). The Subsystems have several Specialized Technical Committees (CTE) coordinated by an Executive Committee Subsystem. The CTE act as collegiate bodies of participation and consulting created by agreement of the Governing Board of the INEGI to support the National Information Subsystem to which they are attached; in these participate the so-called of the State”, which are administrative areas “Units that have the power to develop and Statistical and Geographic Activities or operate with administrative records to obtain information of National Interest: a) The agencies of the Federal Government, including those of the Republic Presidency and the Attorney General's Office; b) The legislative and judicial branches of the Federation; c) The states and municipalities; d) The autonomous constitutional bodies, and e) The federal administrative court.
Coordination of the National Information System Statistical and Geographic Country Mexico Type NIA-instrument S1. Establishment of coordinating functions or entities Aim Establish the participation, organization, scope and responsibilities of the actors involved in the generation, acquisition, integration, process, distribution and conservation of information and statistics and geography, which supports the national development. NIA-instrument description The National Information System Statistical and Geographic is defined as the set of State Entities organized through Subsystems, coordinated by INEGI and articulated by the National Information Network, in order to produce and disseminate Information of National Interest. The System is composed by the National Advisory, the National Information Subsystems and INEGI Council as the coordinating agency. The latter directed by a Governing Board (consisting of a President and four Vice-Presidents). The National Information Subsystems (currently: Demographic and Social, Economic, Geographic and Environment, as well as, government, public security and justice administration) aim to produce, integrate and disseminate information according to their theme(s). The Subsystems have several Specialized Technical Committees (CTE) coordinated by an Executive Committee Subsystem. The CTE act as collegiate bodies of participation and consulting created by agreement of the Governing Board of the INEGI to support the National Information Subsystem to which they are attached; in these participate the so-called “Units of the State”, which are administrative areas that have the power to develop and Statistical and Geographic Activities or operate with administrative records to obtain information of National Interest: a) The agencies of the Federal Government, including those of the Republic Presidency and the Attorney General's Office; b) The legislative and judicial branches of the Federation; c) The states and municipalities; d) The autonomous constitutional bodies, and e) The federal administrative court.