Statistical Cooperation in the European Neighbourhood Policy - ENP-East
Statistical Cooperation in the ENP-East region aims to address challenges common to six countries through experience exchange and peer learning. The program enhances national statistical systems, promotes standards, and contributes to monitoring SDGs and the 2030 Agenda.
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Eurostat 's Statistical Cooperation in the European Neighbourhood Policy East countries P21 Annual Meetings 2017: Partners Marketplace April 2017, Paris, France Eurostat
What is the ENP - East? Basis: Strategy for Statistical Cooperation in the ENP-East Region 2014-2020 (developed together) Coverage: AR, AZ, BY, GE, MD, UA Addresses challenges common for these 6 countries Forum to exchange experience, create peer pressure, learn from each other Financing: European Commission/Eurostat Main aim: ENP-East regional programme (under discussion) 2 Eurostat
How does the ENP East work? 3 Eurostat
How does it contribute to monitoring SDGs and the 2030 Agenda? Short term: experts participation in international events, NSS assessment, information exchange, monitoring data availability, provision of expertise Medium term: enhance national statistical systems through cooperation & promotion of European and International standards. Longer term: efficient statistical systems will produce more comparable data 4 Eurostat
