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Improving Agricultural Statistics in the COMCEC Region

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Annex 1: Quality Dimensions and Indicators

Table A1.1: EuroStat Quality Indicators

Quality aspects

Indicators

Relevance

(Completeness merged with

relevance)

R1. User satisfaction index

R2. Number of publications disseminated and/or accesses to databases

CP1. Rate of available statistics

Accuracy

A1. Coefficient of variation (CV)

A2. Unit response rates

A3. Item response rates

A4. Editing rates and ratios

A5. Imputation rates and ratios

A6. Over-coverage and misclassification error rates

A7. Average size of revisions

Timeliness and Punctuality

T1. Punctuality of time schedule of effective publication

T2. Average time between the end of reference period and the date of the first results

T3. Average time between the end of reference period and the date of the final results

Accessibility and Clarity

AC1. Number and types of means used for disseminating statistics

Comparability

(refers to cross

country)

C1. Number and proportion of differences in concepts or/and measurement from the

European norms

C2. Number and length of comparable time series

C3. Asymmetries for statistics mirror flows

Coherence

(comparability over

time or over datasets)

CH1. Number and proportion of sets of statistics that satisfies the requirements for

the main secondary use

Source: FAO, 2006.

Table A1.2: IMF (DQAF) Quality Indicators

Quality dimensions & elements

Indicators

0 Prerequisites of quality

0.1 Legal and institutional environment

0.2 Resources

0.3 Relevance

0.4 Other quality management

1. Assurance of integrity

1.1 Professionalism

1.2 Transparency

1.3 Ethical standards

2. Methodological soundness

2.1 Concepts and definitions

2.2 Scope

2.3 Classification/Sectorization

2.4 Basis for recording

3. Accuracy and reliability

3.1 Source data

3.2 Assessment of source data

3.3 Statistical techniques

3.4 Assessment and validation of intermediate data and statistical outputs

3.5 Revision studies

4. Serviceability

4.1 Periodicity and timeliness

4.2 Consistency

4.3 Revision policy and practice

5. Accessibility

5.1 Data accessibility

5.2 Metadata accessibility

5.3 Assistance to users

Source: IMF, 2014.