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A Data Sharing Application for Data Dissemination

This document outlines the objectives and plans for Eurostat's Common Dissemination Platform (CDP) to improve data dissemination among Member States. Key goals include reducing reporting burden, enhancing the timeliness and quality of statistical data, and exploring innovative data transmission methods. Pilot initiatives involving select National Statistical Institutes (NSIs) from Germany, France, Sweden, and the UK will utilize SDMX standards under the new initiative "SDMX Open Data Interchange" (SODI). An expert meeting with participating Member States is scheduled to discuss the implementation environment, seasonal adjustments, and data formats.

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A Data Sharing Application for Data Dissemination

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  1. A Data Sharing Application for Data Dissemination by Leonhard Maqua Eurostat B-3

  2. The Common Dissemination Platform CDP Mandated by FROCH; the main objectives are: • decrease the reporting burden for the Member States; • increase the timeliness and the quality (especially the coherence) of short-term statistical data; • explore promising new ways of data transmission; • decrease the production burden of Eurostat.

  3. Key issues Financing by IDAbc Focussing on PEEI only NSIs as partners in pilots: DE, FR, SE, UK Using SDMX standards

  4. A New Name:SDMX Open Data Interchange SODI

  5. The Pilots • Pilots should start as soon as possible. • A first expert meeting with the volunteer Member States in November or December. • Discussion points for this meeting: • which environment to use at Eurostat (probably a test domain in New Cronos); • which seasonal adjustment (if any); • which data format to start with (GESMES/TS or SDMX-ML); • reconfirmation of the indicators chosen by Eurostat; • time frame for the pilots.

  6. Questions to the ITDG Member States are asked • to comment on the project • to comment on their experiences in this domain

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