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Statistiscal data production and analytical methods shall take into account African peculiarities; Awareness-building: State Parties shall sensitize the public, particularly statistical data providers, on the importance of statistics. Principle 3: Mandate for data collection and resources Mandate: Statistics authorities shall be endowed with a clear legal mandate empowering them to collect data for households and the general public may be compelled by domestic law to allow access to the data in their possession or provide data for the purpose of compilation of African statistics. Resource adequacy: enable them to meet statistics needs at national, regional and continental levels. Governments of States Parties shall have the primary responsibility to provide such resources. Cost-effectiveness: in particular, that operations shall as far as possible, be programmed in an optimal manner. Every effort shall be made to achieve improved production and use of the statistics derived from administrative records, to reduce the costs incurred by respondents and, as far as possible, avoid expensive direct statistical surveys. 225 Principle 4: Dissemination Accessibility: African statistics shall not be made inaccessible in any way whatsoever. This concomitant right of access for all users without restriction shall be guaranteed by domestic law. Micro-data may be made available to users on Dialogue with users: Mechanisms for consultation with all African statistics users without discrimination shall be put in place with a view to ensuring that the statistical information offered are commensurate with their needs. Clarity and understanding: Statistics shall be presented in a clear and comprehensible form. They shall be disseminated and analytical commentaries. Simultaneity: African Statistics shall be disseminated in a manner that ensures that all users are able to use them simultaneously. Where certain authorities receive advance information under embargo, to allow them time to respond recipients and the set timeframe before its public dissemination. Correction: practices or, for very serious cases, suspend dissemination of such statistics. In that event, the users shall be informed in clear terms of the reasons for such corrections or suspension. the South Africa I know, the home I understand
Principle 5: Protection of individual data, information sources and respondents Africa shall absolutely guarantee the protection of the private life and business secrets of data providers (households, such information for strictly statistical purposes. Giving assurances to data providers: Persons or entities interviewed during statistical surveys shall be informed of the objective of such interviews and of the measures put in place to protect the data provided. Objective: Data concerning individuals or entities collected for statistical purposes shall in no circumstance be used for judicial proceedings or punitive measures or for the purpose of taking administrative decisions against such individuals or entities. Rationality: Statistics authorities shall not embark upon statistical surveys except where pertinent information is 226 Principle 6: Coordination and cooperation Coordination: Coordination and collaboration amongst Statistics authorities in a given country are essential in ensuring African Statistical System are vital for harmonization, production and use of African statistics. Cooperation: Bilateral and multilateral statistics cooperation shall be encouraged with a view to upgrading African statistics production systems. 1.5 Stats SA’s mandate The role of Stats SA is to provide the state with information about the economic, demographic, social and environmental situation, in order for society to understand the socio-economic phenomena across time. The interpretation of statistical information enables the user to make intelligent choices and decisions based on evidence. Statistics by the African Union. the South Africa I know, the home I understand
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Work Programme 2012/13
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Annexures 217 1. Strategic importan
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If you cannot measure it, you canno
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Foreword Mr Howard Gabriels Chairpe
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Introduction Mr Pali Lehohla Statis
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Chapter 1 Strategic overview
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The key deliverables of the strateg
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1.4 Role of Statistics South Africa
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