Organisation of work for Session 8 Reports of Working Groups Ivo Havinga United Nations Statistics Division.

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Organisation of work for Session 8 Reports of Working Groups Ivo Havinga United Nations Statistics Division

Structure Context (excerpts from opening remarks from Paul Cheung)Context (excerpts from opening remarks from Paul Cheung) Purpose, key deliverables and roadmapPurpose, key deliverables and roadmap Time managementTime management

Context the need to improve the measurement and monitoring of the rapid changes and vulnerabilities in national and global economies to build a system to fill in the identified data gaps for early warning and business cycle measurement. the closing of these data gaps is as important for low and middle income countries as they are for large developed countries.

Context The idea of creating a data template of a core set of short term economic statistics is to facilitate the governments to pull together existing short term data at national level

Context central to the joint UNSD-Eurostat initiative in formulating an international statistical response, is the consolidation of the structure of the data and meta-data of short term economic statistics and to offer advice to countries

Context In the Ottawa seminar, we looked at timeliness of data, the supporting methodologies, and the comparability of short term statistics used for the detection of economic trends. The main outcome of that seminar was the suggestion of an international data template and the request to assess its relevance and utility in terms of the availability, periodicity, timeliness of dissemination of high frequency indicators, and its relevance to users in satisfying analytical and policy needs. In addition, the Ottawa meeting indicated the usefulness of having reference materials on business cycle composite indicators, GDP flash estimates, and tendency surveys given their extensive use in tracking the business cycle of economic activity,

Context The second seminar in the Netherlands discussed the results from a global assessment of the data template on the availability, timeliness, comparability in disseminating high frequency indicators at country level.The second seminar in the Netherlands discussed the results from a global assessment of the data template on the availability, timeliness, comparability in disseminating high frequency indicators at country level. The meeting further reviewed a range of early warning and business cycle indicators and techniques to improve the message the short-term economic statistics deliver in tracking economic developments and in identifying key areas that would require further work.The meeting further reviewed a range of early warning and business cycle indicators and techniques to improve the message the short-term economic statistics deliver in tracking economic developments and in identifying key areas that would require further work. Subsequently, working groups composed of countries and international organisations were created to continue the dialogue and propose concrete actions and outputs in the area of Flash estimates of GDP, business composite indicators, tendency surveys, data template and analytical indicators, and communication and dissemination strategies for short term economic statistics.Subsequently, working groups composed of countries and international organisations were created to continue the dialogue and propose concrete actions and outputs in the area of Flash estimates of GDP, business composite indicators, tendency surveys, data template and analytical indicators, and communication and dissemination strategies for short term economic statistics.

Context Here in Moscow, being the third and last international seminar in its series, we are at a critical juncture to come up with recommendations for a forward looking and coordinated international program for short term economic statistics in response to the economic and financial crisis.

Purpose, key deliverables and roadmap Set out the purpose, key deliverables and road map of work programmes for Flash GDP, composite indicators, business tendency surveys and data template and analytical indicatorsSet out the purpose, key deliverables and road map of work programmes for Flash GDP, composite indicators, business tendency surveys and data template and analytical indicators Institutional arrangements and way forwardInstitutional arrangements and way forward Confirmation of active participation in expert groupConfirmation of active participation in expert group

Time management Each working group will make an introduction of 10 minutes followed by plenary discussion of 15 minutesEach working group will make an introduction of 10 minutes followed by plenary discussion of 15 minutes Not to reopen technical issues discussed in break out sessionNot to reopen technical issues discussed in break out session Focus on feasibility and coherence of recommendationsFocus on feasibility and coherence of recommendations Seek consensus or broad agreement with recommendationsSeek consensus or broad agreement with recommendations

Thank you.