1. ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATIONS Advanced course Day 1 – second afternoon session Classifications websites
Zsófia Ercsey - KSH – Hungary
Marie-Madeleine Fuger - INSEE – France
Hans Van Hooff - CBS - Netherlands
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2. Classification registries
Where searching for classification information?
UN statistical classifications
with links to other international classifications
European classifications and their correspondence tables
with links to main international classifications
French classifications (for the record)
NAF, CPF, and others:

3. Classification registries: UN

4. Classification registries: UN

5. Classification registries: UN

6. Classification registries: UN

7. Classification registries: UN

8. Classification registries: UN

9. Classification registries: UN

10. Classification registries: UN

11. Classification registries: EU
Ramon: Eurostat metadata server European
Makes available the largest possible stock of past and present metadata as well as correspondance tables
Information is organized by large categories (concepts and definitions, classifications, standard code lists, legislation and methodology, glossaries and thesauri and national methodologies)
Quick link direct from the home page to the most consulted objects of the site
Multilingual character of the information disseminated (classifications sometimes exist in 20 languages)

12. Classification registries: RAMON

13. Classification registries: RAMON

14. RAMON
Selecting NACE Rev. 2

15. RAMON
Selecting NACE Rev. 2

16. RAMON Detail of an item (here class 33.17)
Mind the field level « ruling »

17. RAMON: combined nomenclature

18. RAMON: additional files for CN

19. RAMON

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LIBRARY
NEWSGROUP

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