Quality reports + workshop (2016) + 3.3 Dissemination and implementation 06.2019 support WP 4 Eurostat as an (in)direct user of administrative sources of the European Commission 4.1 Pilot on using catch reporting data Reports + new data flows + 12.2018 for catch statistics discontinuation of old data flows Implementation of the results of WP1 and WP2 in agricultural statistics + 4.2 Pilot on using IACS (Integrated changes in the structure of the IACS Administration Control Systems) 12.2018 data base + setting up new statistical for agricultural statistics farm registers + introduction of a unique farm identifier + grant reports Reports + data flows (creation of new, 4.3 pilots 12.2019 discontinuation of old) + grant reports WP 5 Frames for social statistics 5.1 Report on existing base registers on persons and building and 03.2016 Report derived frames 5.2 Methodology for assessing the Quality indicators for frames + quality of frames for social 12.2017 sufficiency criteria for data and statistics metadata 5.3 Preparation of long-term EU Minimum quality requirements for actions to increase availability 12.2018 sampling frames quality of frames Implementation of the results of the other WP in specific statistical areas + WP 6 Pilot studies and applications 12.2019 grant reports + domain specific guidelines WP 7 Centre of excellence on Centre of Excellence set-up + support, 12.2019 administrative data training + advice Assumptions No. Assumption NSIs are able to provide information administrative data sources early in 1 the project. Using administrative sources in statistical production is, in the long run, cheaper 2 than collecting data through surveys. There are sufficient communalities in the administrative environments of 3 Member States to allow for common solutions for the ESS or at least for some groups of similar Member States. EU and national data protection legislation do no impose further restrictions on 4 using administrative data. Public opinion and political climate in Member States will not become less 5 favourable to accessing and using administrative data for statistical purposes. The Vision 2020 keeps being the reference strategy document during the 6 lifetime of the project.
3.3 Dissemination and implementation 06.2019 Quality reports + workshop (2016) + support WP 4 Eurostat as an (in)direct user of administrative sources of the European Commission 4.1 Pilot on using catch reporting data for catch statistics 12.2018 Reports + new data flows + discontinuation of old data flows 4.2 Pilot on using IACS (Integrated Administration Control Systems) for agricultural statistics 12.2018 Implementation of the results of WP1 and WP2 in agricultural statistics + changes in the structure of the IACS data base + setting up new statistical farm registers + introduction of a unique farm identifier + grant reports 4.3 pilots 12.2019 Reports + data flows (creation of new, discontinuation of old) + grant reports WP 5 Frames for social statistics 5.1 Report on existing base registers on persons and building and derived frames 03.2016 Report 5.2 Methodology for assessing the quality of frames for social statistics 12.2017 Quality indicators for frames + sufficiency criteria for data and metadata 5.3 Preparation of long-term EU actions to increase availability quality of frames 12.2018 Minimum quality requirements for sampling frames WP 6 Pilot studies and applications 12.2019 Implementation of the results of the other WP in specific statistical areas + grant reports + domain specific guidelines WP 7 Centre of excellence on administrative data 12.2019 Centre of Excellence set-up + support, training + advice Assumptions No. Assumption 1 NSIs are able to provide information administrative data sources early in the project. 2 Using administrative sources in statistical production is, in the long run, cheaper than collecting data through surveys. 3 There are sufficient communalities in the administrative environments of Member States to allow for common solutions for the ESS or at least for some groups of similar Member States. 4 EU and national data protection legislation do no impose further restrictions on using administrative data. 5 Public opinion and political climate in Member States will not become less favourable to accessing and using administrative data for statistical purposes. 6 The Vision 2020 keeps being the reference strategy document during the lifetime of the project.
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