(c) How to maintain the integrity of the substance or mixture by the use of

OECD will monitor the timeliness of data and metadata reporting.

Source OECD Economic Outlook 76 database.

Upon completion of this activity, trade data of OECD member countries will be processed by OECD only and will be included in OECD and Statistics Division databases simultaneously.

(c) Improving sharing of the collecting processing work between organizations and enhancing data sharing and data transmission once data validation procedures have been agreed and implemented

For this purpose, UNIDO collects this annual data directly from approximately 150 countries not members of OECD, while it receives data for OECD member countries through OECD to avoid duplication of efforts.

Choice of drivers and clusters

It was also agreed that the Statistics Division would terminate its collection of data directly from OECD member countries and would use instead the data sets collected by OECD.

The organizations agreed on a list of requirements for the data and metadata to be collected from OECD member countries.

Expert review teams should report the reason for the use of drivers and clusters and demonstrate the appropriateness of the cluster and or the correlation between the driver and the emissions or removals.

Expert review teams should report the reason for the use of drivers and clusters and demonstrate the appropriateness of the cluster and or the correlation between the driver and the emissions or removals.

Pursuant to the OECD Statistics Division memorandum of understanding on shared data collection and, more recently, on joint data processing, OECD now shares detailed merchandise trade data for all its member countries with the Statistics Division and both organizations are engaged in the joint processing of those data (see E CN.3 2006 24).

(g) Diffusion of information on B I in collaboration with THEMANET's group should be considered.

The Common Data Set

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GIS activities remote sensing data policy for requirements of the organizations of the United

Other organizations such as FAO, OECD and the World Trade Organization revamped their statistics gateways to implement new online database applications.

During 2002 2005, the Statistics Division and OECD jointly developed (a) an agreement on arrangements for data collection and data sharing (b) common data processing standards and (c) computer applications for use in data processing and dissemination.

2 Estimate for 2000, data provided by FAOSTAT.

Look at the kind of data that's available.

You can see, almost without exception, the UNAIDS estimates are much higher than the mortality based estimates.

The 2004 and 2005 rounds of the UNIDO OECD joint annual compilation programme of global industrial statistics

Merge data

The Statistics Division and OECD reviewed their data processing procedures and agreed on common data processing standards.

Sources Prepared by the Statistics Division, Department of Economic and Social Affairs for deaths and infant deaths, based on data from the United Nations Demographic Yearbook system (November 2004) for deaths by cause, based on data from the World Health Organization, WHO Mortality Database (December 2004).

Depending on need, the Statistics Division and OECD may utilize other classifications for dissemination of trade data.

Similarly, when clustering is related to the use of a driver (application of an average driver based emission or removal rate) from a cluster of countries, assumptions made for the composition of the cluster and the established relationship with the driver should be documented.

a Excluding the least developed countries.

(e) Catalogues, containing lists of either images, tables or fit files for the purpose of grouping data together.

OECD, for example, directly downloads the requisite industrial statistics via the Internet from databases maintained by countries.

So, we line them all up so they go together around the meaningful points, integrated across everything we know about the patient.

Look at the pictures these data sets print.

The Statistics Division is developing a worldwide database for trade in services in cooperation with OECD to complement the United Nations Commodity Trade Statistics Database (Comtrade) merchandise trade database.

Table 2 is complemented by other data on the scope of the organizations' procurement portfolio, outsourced in 2002 to other procuring entities within the United Nations system in the pursuit of coordination and division of labour.

8 For the purpose of this technical guidance, cluster refers to inventory related data from a group of countries.

6 For the purpose of this technical guidance, cluster refers to inventory related data from a group of countries.

OECD also presented its MetaStore, a system designed to process metadata along with their data quality framework, which should be applied to all OECD statistical domains.

OECD and Eurostat provide complementary data on developed countries.

FAO is also actively participating in the UNU INFOODS project.

Inventory data from the Party subject to adjustment should be excluded from the cluster The cluster should cover a minimum number of countries, as specified in the recommended approaches and tools for clustering of inventory data The grouping of countries into clusters should, to the extent possible, take into account similar national circumstances.

Inventory data from the Party subject to adjustment should be excluded from the cluster The cluster should cover a minimum number of countries, as specified in the recommended approaches and tools for clustering of inventory data The grouping of countries into clusters should, to the extent possible, take into account similar national circumstances.

Quality metadata in order to enable users of the data to judge its fitness for purpose. A key element is a description of how each data point was created

You can see that this is a full data set .

7 Filling the data gap Gender sensitive statistics for agricultural development, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 1999.

In order that identical data may be disseminated to users of trade statistics, both Statistics Division and OECD databases will be permanently synchronized.