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Statistics for Transparency, Accountability, and Results: The Busan Action Plan for Statistics

Statistics for Transparency, Accountability, and Results: The Busan Action Plan for Statistics. PARIS21 & The World Bank. Meeting on the Busan Action Plan for Statistics February 25, 2012. Busan has reaffirmed the importance of statistics.

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Statistics for Transparency, Accountability, and Results: The Busan Action Plan for Statistics

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  1. Statistics for Transparency, Accountability, and Results: The Busan Action Plan for Statistics PARIS21 & The World Bank Meeting on the Busan Action Plan for Statistics February 25, 2012

  2. Busan has reaffirmed the importance of statistics “We will partner to implement a global Action Plan to enhance capacity for statistics to monitor progress, evaluate impact, ensure sound, results-focused public sector management, and highlight strategic issues for policy decisions.”

  3. Building on past successes and partnerships • 2004 -- International Roundtable on Managing for Development Results endorsed the Marrakech Action Plan for Statistics (MAPS) • The six point plan set goals for national and international statistical agencies • MAPS focused attention on the need for better statistics and helped to mobilize political and financial support

  4. MAPS results • 71 low-income countries have produced strategic plans for the development of their statistical systems • 55 countries have participated in the Accelerated Data Program, using tools developed by the International Household Survey Network for documenting and preserving surveys. • 98 percent of the world’s population will be covered by the 2010 census round. • 60 percent increase in financial commitments to statistics between 2008 and 2010.

  5. Remaining tasks and new demands • Limited progress on implementing national strategies • Better coordination of donor support still needed • Important gaps to fill in poverty, gender, and agriculture statistics. • Increased demand for geo-spatial statistics • Open data / open government initiatives are raising expectations for better statistics

  6. Out of Busan– New Objectives • Fully integrate statistics in decision making. • Improve policy makers ability to use statistics • Involve statistical producers in planning, budgeting, and M&E discussions • Promote open access to statistics • Within government and to the public • Increase resources for statistical systems

  7. The Busan Action Plan for Statistics • Strengthen national statistical strategies • Implement standards for data documentation and public access • Develop programs to increase knowledge and skills needed to use statistics effectively • Monitor outcomes of all global summits • Ensure financing is robust and funding mechanisms responsive

  8. Post-Busan: Implementation • Objective • Capitalize on the momentum provided by the HLF4 by rapid implementation Criteria • Broad international support exists • Lead agency/partnership/institution can be identified to support in-country leadership • In-country capacity development is the primary focus • Outcomes are identifiable, monitorable, and time-bound • Builds on existing partnerships, agencies, and institutions

  9. Next steps: Build a global consensus for Action • Seek Plan endorsement by the United Nations Statistical Commission (Feb, 2012) • UNSC is invited to comment on plan objectives and provide guidance on priorities • Initial consultations with select developing countries, donors, & international agencies to determine priorities (e.g. Gender) (ongoing) • Discuss initial implementation priorities with PARIS21 Board (March 2012)

  10. Next steps: Global accountability mechanisms • Agree on indicators and targets to measure progress • Monitor implementation through existing institutions • UNSC 2013, PARIS21 Executive Committee and Board meetings

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