14 October

• Use of administrative data – past, present and future
  Svein Norbotten - Svein Nordbotten & Associates
• The register-based statistical system - preconditions and processes
  Johan-Kristian Tønder - Statistics Norway
• Role of the data of administrative sources in the development of the statistics
  Félicien Donat Edgar T. Accrombessy - National Agency of Employment, Benin
• The use of administrative data for the production of official economic statistics in Brazil - current situation and challenges for the future
  Sidnéia Reis Cardoso, Ana Rosa Pais Ribeiro - Fundação Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística
• How to develop cooperation between government agencies on data collection for administrative and statistical purposes - experiences from the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Kyrgyz Republic
  Zulfiya Sultanova, Kozbergenov Saken - Agency of Statistics Republic of Kazakhstan. Djanbulat Baijumanov - National Statistical Committee Kyrgyz Republic. Svein Gåsemyr – Statistics Norway
• The hidden side of a successful story - implications of the wide use of administrative data sources at national statistical institutes
  Irena Križman, Metka Zaletel - Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia
• The use of administrative data sources - experience and challenges
  Jan Fischer - Czech Statistical Office
• The system of evaluation of user demands in Statistics Lithuania
  Algirdas Semeta and Audrone Miskiniene - Statistics Lithuania
• Trends in User Needs
  Richard Laux, Richard Alldritt – Office for National Statistics, UK
• A simultaneous prediction method for statistical registers
  Li-Chun Zhang and Nina Hagesæther – Statistics Norway
• Repeated samples of anonymised administrative records: an application to social security data in Brazil
  Rigan André Campos Gonzalez- Dataprev, Brazil and Pedro Luis do Nascimento Silva - University of Southampton, UK
• Some Initiatives on Combining Data to Support Small Area Statistics
  Denise Silva and Philip Clarke - Office for National Statistics, UK
• Questionnaire Design and Testing for Enterprise Service Survey Center of NBS
  Tian xiuhua – Service Survey Center of NBS China
• Issues in the Design and Testing of Business Survey Questionnaires: What We Know Now that We Didn't Know Then - and What We Still Don't Know
  Diane K. Willimack - U.S. Census Bureau
• Trends in the use of centralised pricing data sources for price indexes
  Susan Kluth – Australian Bureau of Statistics
• Redesigning the chain of economic statistics at Statistics Netherlands: STS-statistics as an example
  Arnout van Delden, Henk Koele and Frank Aelen – Statistics Netherlands
• The Impact of Technology and Innovation on the Performance of Businesses in the Irish Services Sector
  Steve MacFeely & Caitriona O'Brien - Central Statistics Office, Ireland
• Use of Administrative Data in Business Surveys - The Way Forward
  Wesley Yung and Peter Lys – Statistics Canada
• Using Administrative Data for Seasonal Adjustment of Survey Time Series in the Presence of a Major Measurement Change
  Xichuan (Mark) Zhang and Nick Von Sanden - Australian Bureau of Statistics
• Developing the prototype Longitudinal Business Database - New Zealand's experience
  Julia Gretton - Statistics New Zealand
• The evolution of administrative data use for the Canadian Business Register (BR)
  Gaétan St-Louis – Statistics Canada
• Evolution of Census Statistics on Enterprises in Italy 1996-2006: from the Traditional Census to a Register of Local Units.
  Monica Consalvi, Luigi Costanzo, Danila Filipponi – Italian National Institute for Statistics
• Meeting user needs - innovative exploitation of annual census data
  Pekka Myrskylä - Statistics Finland

15 October

• Is the utilization of administrative data in short term statistics an ideal standard in the conflicting priorities of user demands, response burden and budget restrictions?
  Jörg Enderer - Statistisches Bundesamt, Germany
• The Tax Authority Source as an example of the use of an administrative source as a statistical one
  Viviana De Giorgi, Fulvia Cerroni - Italian National Institute for Statistics
• Include Domestic Violence in Core Statistical Publications
  Geir Øvensen and Dag Roll-Hansen – Statistics Norway
• User needs in employment statistic - with focus on new statistical products and the need for new concepts
  Pernille Stender and Søren Leth Sørensen, Statistics Denmark
• User driven challenges for official statistics
  Richard Ragnarsøn - EFTA Statistical Office
• Data requirements from users on the International Investment Position
  Robert Heath – IMF
• Data requirements from users on the International Investment Position
  Robert Heath – IMF
• A sustainable Poverty Monitoring System for Policy Decisions
  Bjørn K. G. Wold, Astrid Mathiassen, and Geir Øvensen – Statistics Norway
• Could that be true? Methodological issues when deriving educational attainment from different administrative datasources and surveys
  Bart F.M. Bakker, Frank Linder & Dominique van Roon – Statistics Netherlands
• A Predictive approach to representativity
  Ib Thomsen and Li-Chun Zhang – Statistics Norway
• Populating Quarterly Constant Price Supply and Use Tables with Seasonally Adjusted Data
  Simon Compton - Office for National Statistics, UK
• Transforming to an E-Gov environment – Has it proven its value?
  Ronald Lee and Thomas Mesenburg - U.S. Census Bureau
• Electronic Reporting - Do the Benefits Really Outweigh the Promise?
  René Piché and Cathy Wright – IMF
• Managing Multi Mode Collection Instruments in the 2011 UK Census
  Frank Nolan, Heather Wagstaff and Ruth Wallis - Office for National Statistics, UK
• Expectation for Development in Economic Statistics
  Yonghong Tu – Renmin University of China
• BR: The Challenge on Perfect of Statistical System and Management of State Administration
  Yang Kuankuan – China
• Realising the statistical potential of administrative data on air passenger traffic
  Niall O'Hanlon - Central Statistical Office, Ireland
• Potential of administrative data in business statistics - a special focus in improvements in short term statistics
  Hannele Orjala - Statistics Finland
• How to reduce the reporting burden whilst still obtaining high quality data - Two practical examples from Norwegian financial markets statistics
  Kaia Solli and Ole Petter Rygvold – Statistics Norway
• Micro data dissemination: what shouldn't be ignored to improve the statistical capability of China
  Li Li - Department of Statistics, Dongbei University of Financial and Economics, Dalian City, China
• User needs: From Data Access to Information Integration
  Annegrete Wulff – Statistics Denmark
• CartoGraphy with a capital G: Google and more
  Duncan Beeckman & Edwin de Jonge - Statistics Netherland
• Standardisation of Design and Production of Statistics; A Service Oriented Approach at Statistics Netherlands
  Robbert Renssen and Arnout van Delden - Statistics Netherlands
• Statistics New Zealand's Move to Process-oriented Statistics Production: progress, lessons and the way forward
  Tracey Savage and Julia Gretton, Statistics New Zealand
• Statistics New Zealand's Move to Process-oriented Statistics Production: progress, lessons and the way forward
  Tracey Savage and Julia Gretton, Statistics New Zealand
• Process orientation at Statistics Sweden – Implementation and initial experiences
  Mats Bergdahl – Statistics Sweden
• Developing measures of human capital as an integral component of official statistics
  Hui Wei - Australian Bureau of Statistics
• The Future Use of Electronic Health Records for reshaped health statistics: opportunities and challenges in the Australian context
  Denise Carlton - Australian Bureau of Statistics

16 October

• Using Administrative Data to Improve Social Statistics - An Example of Collaborative Work
  Minda C Phillips - Office for National Statistics, UK and Paul Sinclair – Department for Children, Schools and Families.
• Using Administrative Data to Improve Social Statistics - An Example of Collaborative Work
  Minda C Phillips - Office for National Statistics, UK and Paul Sinclair – Department for Children, Schools and Families.
• The Use of Administrative Data in Social Statistics in Denmark – Towards More Cooperation and Integration
  Mogens Grosen Nielsen and Ole Schnor - Statistics Denmark
• Social statistics - integrated use of survey and administrative data at Statistics Finland
  Veli-Matti Törmälehto - Statistics Finland
• Achievements in the use of administrative data to produce official social statistics in New Zealand
  Denise Brown - Statistics New Zealand
• Use of complementary administrative data sets for Australian house price indexes
  Susan Kluth - Australian Bureau of Statistics
• Regional Differences of government investment in the health care industry and Economic Growth—Based on the Economic Census data
  Jiangping Tian Cheng-shi Shang Hong-yun – Dept.of statistics, Dongbei University of Finance & Economics, China
• What do the Fundamental Principles imply for the correct use of administrative data in official statistics?
  Heinrich Brüngger - Statistical Division UNECE
• Micro-data in economic statistics: any compromise between access and confidentiality
  Nicholas N.N Nsowah-Nuamah and Anthony Krakah - Ghana Statistical Service