Call 22. Expert Workshop Research uses of high precision census samples. Programme

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1 Call 22 Expert Workshop Research uses of high precision census samples Hotel 10 Marina Barcelona, Spain June 2015 Programme Inclusive growth has become one of the main priorities of the Europe 2020 strategy. This strategy will shape the research agenda on poverty and living conditions in forthcoming years. Hence, there is an increasing need to improve Poverty and living conditions research infrastructures in Europe. In this regard, the InGRID project was born to integrate and to innovate existing European social science research infrastructures. The Integrated European Census Microdata (IECM) initiative currently disseminates 57 censuses samples from 17 European countries. IECM supports the development of methodologies and data infrastructures to perform territorial analysis of poverty and living conditions, taking advantage of the highprecision and regional detail available in census data. However, the IECM contribution to InGRID is contingent upon up-to-date coverage and geographic detail of the IECM database. This experts workshops aims to: 1. encourage the participation of more countries in the IECM project and to enhance the integration of 2010 round census samples for countries already participating; 2. address new issues such as comparability of register-based and traditional censuses, harmonization of census concepts and geography over time; 3. examine the state of the art methodologies in small-area estimates of poverty and living conditions derived from census microdata.

2 Thursday, 25 June :00 09:30 Registration Session 1 09:30-11:00 The INGRID and the IECM/IPUMS projects Albert Esteve, Spain, Center for Demographic Studies, The Integrated European Census Microdata project Guy Van Gyes, Belgium, Catholic University of Leuven, The INGRID project Robert McCaa, USA, Minnesota Population Centre, The IECM IPUMS Europe partnership Iñaki Permanyer, Spain, Center for Demographic Studies, Census microdata for poverty mapping Pinar Koksel and Chia Liu, Spain, Center for Demographic Studies, Poverty mapping based on census microdata: first examples 11:00 11:30 Coffee break 11:30 13:00 Microdata entrusted/integrated I Stefanos Giakoumatos, Greece, Greece Technological Educational Institute of Peloponnese. Advanced statistical methods for combining census and survey data Eric Schulte, The Netherlands, Statistics Netherlands. The Dutch Census IPUMS files Lise Reynaert, France, National Institute of Statistics and Economics Studies. The French census: a one-of-a-kind methodology that allows a rich dissemination of statistics Ekaterina Sarmant, Republic of Belarus, National Statistical Committee of the Republic of Belarus, Microdata of the 2009 Population Census in Belarus 13:00 14:30 Light Lunch Session 2 14:30 16:30 Microdata entrusted/integrated II Erdei Virag, Hungary, Hungarian Central Statistical Office. New possibilities and challenges of producing 2011 Hungarian census microdata sample 2

3 Brendan Murphy, Ireland, Central Statistics Office. "Preparing IPUMS samples for Ireland" Anabela Delgado, Portugal, Statistics Portugal. Census microdata: The 2011 Portuguese experience Dana Laura Stanciu, Romania, National Institute of Statistics, "Using Census microdata into poverty and social exclusion research based on SAE (Small Area Estimation)" Barica Razpotnik, Republic of Slovenia, Statistical Office. Census microdata samples for Slovenia: past, present and future Jorge Luís Vega Valle, Spain, National Statistics Institute Census users: Who they are and what type of information demand 19:00 Quiet walk towards the Barcelona Olympic Port 20:00 Social Dinner La Fonda del Port Olímpic Friday, 26 June 2015 Session 3 09:30-11:00 Register-based microdata: opportunities and challenges Paolo Valente, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. Are register-based and traditional censuses comparable? An analysis of national practices in European countries Adelheid Bauer, Austria, Statistics Austria. The transition from conventional to a register-based census in Austria Stefanie Raab, Germany, Federal Statistical Office. Full census or register-based model? The German censuses 1987 and 2011 Simona Mastroluca, Italy, Italian National Institute of Statistics (Istat). Characteristics of the 2011 Italian Population Census compared with 2001 (methodology and topics). 11:00 11:30 Coffee break 11:30-13:00 Microdata to be integrated Jaroslav Kraus, Czech Republic, Czech Statistical Office. Census results for small territorial units and disclosure control - the Czech experience Janusz Pappelbon, Poland, Statistical Office in Olsztyn. The structures of the Polish census microdata samples 3

4 Ivana Juhaščíková, Pavol Škápik, Slovak Republic, Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic. Microdata from Population and Housing Census in the Slovak Republic and their availability for experts Orlaith Fraser, UK, Office for National Statistics Census Microdata Products for England and Wales - Balancing disclosure control and user needs. 13:00 14:30 Light Lunch Session 4 14:30 16:30 Microdata innovations Michel Poulain, Belgian Universite Catholique de Louvain/Tallin University. Belgium/Estonia. Trends in living arrangements of the elderly in Belgium as shown by the censuses and the population register ( ) Edin Sabanovic, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Agency of Statistics of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Experiences in measuring living conditions and poverty from household surveys in Bosnia and Herzegovina Francois Peltier, Luxembourg, Luxembourg STATEC. The census of population and housing in Luxembourg Valentina Istrati, Republic of Moldova, National Bureau of Statistics. "Population and Housing Census in Republic of Moldova in 2014 Olga Gagauz, Republic of Moldova, National Institute for Economic Research, Living conditions and poverty based on other researches of NBS than census (Survey of household budget) 18:00 Stroll around the old town centre: La Rivera quarter 20:00 Social Dinner (Restaurant Les 7 Portes) Saturday, 27June 2015 Session 5 10:00-12:30 An inside view to the IECM and IPUMS international projects Antonio López-Gay, Spain, Center for Demographic Studies Matthew Sobek, USA, Minnesota Population Centre Albert Esteve, Spain, Center for Demographic Studies Robert McCaa, USA, Minnesota Population Centre 13:00 14:30 Lunch 4

5 List of participants: Adelheid Bauer Statistics Austria. Austria Anabela Delgado Statistics Portugal. Portugal Albert Esteve Center for Demographic Studies. Spain Orlaith Fraser Office for National Statistics. United Kingdom Olga Gagauz National Institute for Economic Research. Republic of Moldova Joan Garcia-Román Minnesota Population Center. USA Stefanos Giakoumatos Technological Educational Institute of Peloponnese. Greece Elena Iagar National Institute of Statistics. Romania Mihaela Valentina Istrati National Bureau of Statistics. Republic of Moldova Ivana Juhaščíková Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic Pinar Koksel Center for Demographic Studies. Spain Jaroslav Kraus Czech Statistical Office. Czech Republic Chia Liu Center for Demographic Studies. Spain Antonio López-Gay Center for Demographic Studies. Spain Sanna Malinen Statistics Finland. Finland Simona Mastroluca Italian National Institute of Statistics (Istat). Italy Robert McCaa Minnesota Population Center. USA Brendan Murphy Central Statistics Office. Ireland Svetlana Nikitina Federal State Statistics Service. Russian Federation Ekaterina Nikulina Federal State Statistics Service. Russian Federation Janusz Pappelbon Statistical Office in Olsztyn. Poland Francois Peltier STATEC (Institut National de la Statistique et des Études Économiques du Grand-Duché du Luxembourg) Iñaki Permanyer Center for Demographic Studies. Spain Michel Poulain Catholic University of Leuven. Belgium / Tallinn University. Estonia michel.poulain@uclouvain.be Stefanie Raab Federal Statistical Office (Destatis). Germany Barica Razpotnik Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia Lise Reynaert Institut National de la Statistique et des Études Économiques (Insee). France stefanie.raab@destatis.de barica.razpotnik@gov.si lise.reynaert@insee.fr Edin Sabanovic Agency for statistics of Bosnia and edin.sabanovic@bhas.ba Herzegovina Ekaterina Sarmant National Statistical Committee of the intcoop@mail.ru Republic of Belarus Eric Schulte Statistics Netherlands e.schultenordholt@cbs.nl 5

6 Pavol Škápik Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic Matthew Sobek Minnesota Population Center. USA Dana Laura Stanciu National Institute of Statistics. Romania Anna Turu Center for Demographic Studies. Spain Paolo Valente United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Guy Van Gyes Catholic University of Leuven. Belgium Jorge Luis Vega Valle National Statistics Institute. Spain Erdei Virag Hungarian Central Statistical Office. Hungary 6