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<strong>UNESCO</strong> Institute for Statistics (UIS)<br />

UIS<br />

Activities<br />

35 C/5<br />

Approved<br />

Regular Budget<br />

Comparative<br />

Transfers In/<br />

(Out)<br />

35 C/5<br />

Approved as<br />

adjusted<br />

Recosting<br />

(inflation<br />

and statutory<br />

increases)<br />

<strong>36</strong> C/5<br />

Increase/<br />

(Decrease) in<br />

real terms<br />

Total <strong>36</strong> C/5<br />

Proposed<br />

$ $ $ $ $ $<br />

<strong>UNESCO</strong> Institute for Statistics 9 128 600 – 9 128 600 240 600 – 9 <strong>36</strong>9 200<br />

For detailed explanations of the columns shown above, please refer to the “Technical note on budgeting methodologies used in the <strong>Draft</strong> Programme and<br />

Budget for 2012-2013 (<strong>36</strong> C/5)” under Technical Note and Annexes.<br />

06001 The central aim of the <strong>UNESCO</strong> Institute for Statistics is to provide Member States with the<br />

data required for evidence-based policymaking. To this end, the UIS produces global statistics<br />

in the fields of education, the sciences, culture and communication and information. In<br />

addition, the Institute strives to improve data quality at the international and national levels<br />

by developing statistical frameworks, classifications and methodologies and reinforcing the<br />

capacities of national statisticians in Member States.<br />

Global Priority Africa<br />

06002 During the biennium, work will take place in Africa across all of the key programme<br />

elements, especially improving the quality of education statistics and indicators where the<br />

regional indicators project will be entering its second year. Training will be conducted for<br />

all countries of sub-Saharan Africa during the biennium. Data quality assessments will be<br />

undertaken in a number of countries.<br />

<strong>UNESCO</strong> Institute for Statistics (UIS)<br />

Global Priority Gender Equality<br />

06003 Guided by the Gender Equality Action Plan for 2008-2013, the UIS will ensure that, where<br />

possible, all data and indicators disseminated are disaggregated by sex or gender parity<br />

index throughout the Institute programme.<br />

06004 The work programme for the 2012-2013 biennium of the <strong>UNESCO</strong> Institute for Statistics<br />

(UIS) will be based on four main lines of action, which are described below.<br />

Main line of action 1: Development of education indicators and<br />

promotion of data use and analysis<br />

06005 In order to ensure a comprehensive and informative picture of the state of education, the<br />

strategy for the 2012-2013 biennium focuses on improving data quality at both national<br />

and international levels, particularly the comparability, coverage, reliability and timeliness of<br />

cross-nationally comparable indicators.<br />

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