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Where Do People Get Their Answers? Exploring Official Statistics and Information Sources

This resource outlines various avenues through which individuals obtain their answers, focusing on official statistics. It highlights the role of different agencies in producing these statistics and the coordination via the Statistics Council, which consists of 20 members. The portal provides access to a common calendar, news, and subscription services. Additionally, it emphasizes the need for better coordination with business and education sectors to enhance the availability of data for researchers and the importance of developing seminar and conference activities to bridge gaps.

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Where Do People Get Their Answers? Exploring Official Statistics and Information Sources

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  1. ssb.no

  2. THEME

  3. WHERE DO PEOPLE GET THEIR ANSWERS? • ssb.no • e-mail • chat • WAP • telephone • contact people in the different departments coordinate reply services

  4. COORDINATING OFFICIAL STATISTICS • Several agencies produce official statistics • The statistics council – 20 members • Coordinate production and procurement of statistics • Define requirements for official statistics • Common portal • calendar • news • subscription services

  5. OTHER CHALLENGES • Develop the seminar and conference activity • Coordinate with business and industry – for mutual advantage • Better overview and availability of register data for researchers • The education sector

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