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Report of the February 2005 Work Session on Statistical Dissemination and Communication |
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| Provisional agenda, local organization (accommodation, transport, etc.) |
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| Side meeting on the Guide on Statistical Storytelling (16 February 2005) |
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| Provisional agenda and timetable |
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| Reputation management for target audiences - Rosstat's experience (Russian Federation), Invited paper, topic (i) |
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| Building the reputation of a statistical office through effective communication (United Kingdom), Invited paper, topic (i) |
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| Reputation management for target audiences - some recent attacks on the Census Bureau (United States), Invited paper, topic (i) |
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| Reputation monitoring (Denmark), Supporting paper, topic (i) |
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| Moments of truth - about confidence bulding in Statistics Norway, Supporting paper, topic (i) |
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| Future of statistical publications (OECD), Invited paper, topic (ii) |
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| Delivering the world: The establishment of an international data service (United Kingdom, MIMAS), Invited paper, topic (ii) |
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| Publications and data from international organizations (Databeuro), Invited paper, topic ii |
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| Statistical publications - the librarian's view (United Kingdom), Invited paper, topic (ii) |
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| Background on the current compendia produced by ABS (Australia), Supporting paper, topic (ii) |
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| Outlining a future statistical publication: fewer numbers, more analysis (Finland) - topic ii |
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| The dissemination of business cycle statistics - the next step (Netherlands) Supporting paper, topic (ii) |
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| Website design (United Kingdom), Supporting paper, topic (iii) |
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| Presenting data (United Kingdom), Supporting paper, topic (iii) |
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| What is the future of statistical compendia in the 21st century? (United States), Supporting paper, topic (ii) |
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| Moving away from the big paper reports: technical, emotional, and other interesting consequences (United States), Supporting paper, topic (ii) |
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| Reviewing the concept of the ECE Statistical Yearbook (ECE), Supporting paper, topic (ii) |
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| High-quality access to EU statistics (Eurostat), Supporting paper, topic (ii) |
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| Telling the story: training statisticians at Statistics Canada, Invited paper, topic (iii) |
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| On- and off-the-job training - Danish experiences (Denmark), Invited paper, topic (iii) |
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| The joy of telling a good statistical story (Norway), Invited paper, topic (iii) |
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| Getting the message across (United Kingdom), Invited paper, topic (iii) |
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| Side meeting on the Guide on Statistical Storytelling (16 February 2005) - draft outline for the Guide |
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| Examples of statistical stories - web addresses |
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