The First
Meeting of the Working Party on the Application
of New Technology to Population Data
Bangkok,
24-26 September 1997
Last updated:
25 July 2001
The first meeting
of the Working Party on the Application of New
Technology to Population Data was organized
by the Statistics Division of ESCAP at Bangkok
from 24 to 26 September 1997. It was attended
by member experts from Australia, Bangladesh,
Indonesia, Japan, Macau, Philippines, Singapore
and Thailand. An expert from the United Nations
Statistics Division (UNSD), the Director of
SIAP, and the ESCAP Adviser on Population Data
Processing and Database Management assigned
to the United Nations Population Fund/Country
Support Team (UNFPA/CST), Bangkok also participated.
STAT/WPA.1/Rep - Report of the
First Meeting of the Working Party on the Application
of New Technology to Population Data
Opening statement
Tentative Time Schedule
Directory of Participants
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Documents:
STAT/WPA.1/1 - Application of
New Technology in Population Data Collection,
Processing, Dissemination and Presentation: A
Brief Synopsis of the Project
STAT/WPA.1/L.1 - Provisional
Agenda
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STAT/WPA.1/L.2 - Annotated Provisional
Agenda
STAT/WPA.1/2 - Terms of Reference
of the Working Party
Recent developments
in the application of information technology to
population data
STAT/WPA.1/3.1 - Australia
STAT/WPA.1/3.2 - Bangladesh
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STAT/WPA.1/3.3 - Indonesia
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STAT/WPA.1/3.4 - Japan
STAT/WPA.1/3.5 - Macau
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STAT/WPA.1/3.6 - Philippines
STAT/WPA.1/3.7 - Singapore
STAT/WPA.1/3.8 - Thailand
STAT/WPA.1/4 - Selection of
the Applications and Pilot Countries
STAT/WPA.1/4.1 - Use of GPS
based enumeration area map making and multimedia
in PC based data collection training (Bangladesh)
STAT/WPA.1/4.2 - Development
and Implementation of Applications for Population
Data in Pilot Countries (Indonesia)
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STAT/WPA.1/4.3 - Proposed information
technology applications for statistical activities
in the Philippines (Philippines)
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STAT/WPA.1/4.4 - Pilot Study
on Applying CD-ROM for Census and Survey Data
(Thailand)
