Improving Official Statistics
Improving Official Statistics
IAOS (International Association for Official Statistics) is an association founded in 1985. It is an international non-governmental organization (NGO), which was created and developed as a specialized section of the International Statistical Institute (ISI). It is a voluntary organization whose members are scattered around the globe, mostly doing a full time job, rarely meeting and supported by a very small office.
The objectives of the Association shall be to promote the understanding and advancement of official statistics and related subjects and to foster the development of effective and efficient official statistical services through international contacts among individuals and organizations, including users of official statistics as well as research institutes.
WIN, the hackathon!
A call to the Web Data community to help us improve Official Statistics.
The IAOS is pleased to launch the 2025 YSP competition.
The ESSnet Web Intelligence Network has just released the details of the next webinar in the 2024/2025 series. The webinar aims to keep the community updated on the work being carried out across the project’s work strands, raise awareness of the project, build capability in the community, and gather feedback to inform future events. Read more about the new webinar “Introduction to the Data Acquisition Service (DAS) of the Web Intelligence Hub” scheduled for 17 September 2024
June issue of the Statistical Journal of the IAOS now available
Call for papers has already been launched. Read more
The Conference is jointly organized by the IAOS, ISI and the Mexico’s National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI). It aims to provide an environment where interested people and institutions can examine the current dilemmas around data and suggest ideas for producing statistical information that contributes to improving decision-making at every level, from policymakers to citizens.
Information about the conference, its theme and strands is now available on the IAOS 2024 webpage.
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