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Dr . Abdallah Abdelaziz Zoubi Executive Director Population Census of Jordan, 2015 Timely, accurate and adequate response to data needs in support of policy works and decision making Gathering harmonized and internationally comparable data to


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Dr . Abdallah Abdelaziz Zoubi Executive Director Population Census of Jordan, 2015

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Timely, accurate and adequate response to data needs in support of policy works and decision making

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Gathering harmonized and internationally comparable data to support:

 Availability of timely, accurate statistical information enables

countries to address a wide range of issues in today’s rapidly- evolving global economic and social landscape

 Improve the efficiency of data and metadata collection,

validation, processing, storage and dissemination;

 Improve quality, eliminating errors and incoherencies and  shortening statistical publication cycles, and  enhance the accessibility and visibility of the Organization's

statistical outputs .

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The overall architecture of the Statistical System consists of three layers :

 Production layer: collection, validation, processing and

management of statistical data and metadata

 Storage layer: validated statistics and related metadata are

stored

 dissemination layer: for producing statistical publications and

  • nline/offline interactive statistical products

The three layers (or pillars in the architecture modular) supported by a workflow system which automates statistical and publication processes wherever possible, and tracks the steps involved.

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Data Sources:

 Censuses  Sample surveys & Specialized Studies  Administrative records from Line ministries

Processes:

 Design and testing  Data collection  Processing and analysis  Dissemination  Monitoring & Evaluation

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 Process based approach  Interoperable  User Centric  Sustainable  Flexible  Collaborative  Reusability  Central repository: (include all standalone databases)  Modalities of publication; online  External accessibility/ linking other government bodies

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Implementation Activities:-

Team mobilization Define process Define requirements Design & Development Vendor testing Data migration Train IT and Managers Benefit realization Stakeholder activities System Development Implementatio n Review & Evaluation

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Vendor Testing Provisional Acceptance Testing Final Acceptance Testing

Testing Issues

Function Security Usability Failover

Testing by DOSM & Test Environment

Module Exception Performance Load Balancing

Testing by DOSM, Production Environment & Simulate 2 sites.

Integration Business Scenario Backup & Restore Installation

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Received in Data Center

4.Migration test run

  • 2. Develop

migration tools and procedures

  • 1. Develop

Data migration Plan

  • 3. Collect Data
  • 5. Convert

and migrate data

System Design Completed

  • Required data
  • Sources of data
  • Approach for

converting data

  • Schedule
  • Resources
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Technical team

  • Tool development
  • Software

requirement

  • Equipment
  • Application

Software

Management Team

  • Application

software User Group

  • Application

software

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Subject Matter

  • Business and Technical Architect
  • System Integration Expertise
  • Implementation Expertise

Experts

  • Active participation during discussions
  • Identify Issues and Requirements
  • Timeliness of Respond
  • Decision Making
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1.

More Effective Monitoring of the Census/Survey

2.

Efficiency of Census/ Survey Processes

3.

Centralized Integrated Statistical System

4.

Extend Dissemination of Statistical Information

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Data Visualization

6.

Knowledge Sharing

7.

Addressing CHALLENGES

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 Complete information on the Census / Survey  Pro-active Monitoring mechanism.  Number of Sample Case assigned to each officer

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 Reduce the number of processes  Edit Spec Validation  Census/Survey Data available for review after each submit  the batch for validation.  Automate Manual Processes.  Automate Manual Processes  Report Preparation

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 flexibility to transfer data between disparate Systems  Data Consistency and Up –To- Date  Data at “finger tips”

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Ext xtend Dissemination of f Statistical In Information

 Mechanism for publishing Census/ Survey Reports on

website

 Dissemination of Data Requests  Dissemination of Customized Census/ Survey Reports  Feedback from the “Customer”  Customer Service

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 Analyzing information using Maps (Geospatial Database)  Performance Management System  Business Intelligence.

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  • Turning personal knowledge into corporate knowledge

that can be shared throughout the organization

  • Platform for collaboration, sharing and disseminating

knowledge throughout the organization

  • Knowledge Repository.
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 Data migration to central repository;  Knowledge gap related to complicated statistical analysis  Timeline is usually a challenge  Time needed to have new system architecture and system

development tools and training and migrating to the new system

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Technical designs and testing Training Human resources & modalities of work

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 Geo-coding System of cities, villages, cams and admin

affiliations

 Office demarcation of digital maps  Field digital demarcation & clearing/adoption  Listing of Buildings, Housing units and households with

GPS9 (eligibility for enumeration)

 Data transition cycles/ data migration to the center  Quality assurance, (role of call center)  Management of operations

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  • Needs

ds and m d mobilizatio ization n of human n resource rces

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Training ng, taski king ng and de d deploym yment ent

  • Mo

Monitor toring ing perf rform

  • rmance

ance

  • Analysis,

ysis, produ duction ction of proce cess ss indi dicato cators, s, and p d progress ress indi dicato cators Work k flow line ne in n sup upport of qua uality assur urance

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Three cycles of data transition

  • Transfer of demarcation data, starting with office

demarcation of digital maps, ending with field demarcation and accreditation

  • Listing transfer, starting with listing BLGs, HU & HHs in

handed demarcated areas, accreditation and storing

  • Enumeration data transfer, including visiting and

interviewing HHs

  • Storage and security of data
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In electronic solutions I particular, processing of data is continuous throughout all stages including the enumeration In addition, electronic processing for

  • Consistency, completeness and range check
  • During preparation of tables
  • During analysis and evaluation
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Set ets of indicators:

  • Preliminary indicators
  • Main indicators
  • Detailed indicators
  • Census tabulation plan
  • Census reports
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