Using Administrative Data to Strengthen Development Statistics in Asia and the Pacific
Publication | November 2023
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This publication explores how data from administrative records can complement traditional data sources such as surveys and censuses to enhance government planning for sustainable and inclusive development.
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It provides guidance on how administrative data—such as health, pension, and employment data in a social security system—can be a cost-effective way of developing and monitoring quality work- and labor-related statistics and indicators. The publication also explains the challenges, solutions, and future opportunities for producing, analyzing, and communicating statistics from administrative data sources.
Contents
- Part A: Overview
- Part B: Using Administrative Data for Producing Sustainable Development Goal Work and Labor-Related Monitoring Indicators: The Landscape
- Part C: Doing, Learning, and Building Capacity in Using Administrative Data for Producing Work- and Labor-Related Sustainable Development Goal Indicators
- Glossary
- Appendixes
- References
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