Enhancing Census Data Dissemination Strategies
Explore the key aspects of census data dissemination, including determining scope and form, meeting user needs with suitable products, ensuring timeliness and accessibility, different forms of dissemination, important considerations, and upcoming developments in India, Hong Kong, Lao PDR, and Maldives.
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1 Capacity Building Session 4.2 Determination of the Scope and Form of Census Data Dissemination
Scope of Census Data Dissemination 2 From census data to (standard) information Population counts Quick counts Final counts Cross-tabulations Basic tabulations Recommended tabulations Optimum tabulations Thematic analytical reports Counts Census data Tables Analyses
From users needs to 3 Suitable Products Publications Maps Electronic data bases Microdata Services Customisation Do-it-yourself Product A Census data Product B Service
Suitability means 4 4 Acceptable (=timely) Quick provisional final Accessible From whom, where, how Fit to level of technology Affordable Service provision Available Basic (standard) Specialised (customised) Do-it-yourself
Forms of Census Data Dissemination 5 Distribution of Publications (reports, tabulations, figures) Hard copy Soft copy Mass media Press releases Press briefings (TV, radio)
Forms of Census Data Dissemination 6 Face-to-face Workshops/seminars Conferences Information and Communications Technologies (ICTs) Internet (FB, Twitter) Dedicated websites High-capacity storage devices Web-based GIS Online processing tools
Considerations 7 Legal/statutory requirements Market (user) segmentation Technology Cost and pricing Timing and timeliness What else ???
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