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| ENG | ||
| Information Notice 1 | ||
| Timetable | ||
| Report | ||
| Introduction by Pádraig Dalton, Director General of CSO Ireland | ||
| Session 1: Communications Environment | ||
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Key takeaways from the OECD conference on “Providing facts where opinions are formed: the role of official statistics in an evolving communication society” |
Prezi | |
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Testing a new approach to reach millennials |
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How can we ensure that good quality statistics will crowd out low quality data? |
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Role of statistics in the world of alternative facts – lessons to learn and main future steps – Statistics Finland case |
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The impact of the public environment on survey participation – A case study from the 2016 Census |
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| Keynote speech | ||
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Trustworthy communication of numbers and evidence David Spiegelhalter (Winton Centre for Risk and Evidence Communication) |
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| Session 2: Strategic Communications | ||
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Towards a new communication strategy for Statistics Belgium |
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Strategic development of communication at Statistics Finland |
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Understanding our impact |
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How do we reach the general public without losing our credibility? |
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The way Mexican society perceives INEGI |
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| Branding of official statistics in the European Statistical System: what do the users tell us? Christine Kormann, Baiba Grandovska (Eurostat) |
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A brand for the Central Statistics Office; Developing the visual identity and the strategic importance of developing brand awareness across key audiences |
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Strategic internal communication |
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Internal Communication as a strategic tool |
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Issue management and crisis communications |
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We tried hard, we got little. Things that didn’t work, but won’t stop us from trying |
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| Extra presentations | ||
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ShowMeData – first hackathon in Statistics Polan |
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European Statistics Competition video presentation |
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| Session 3: Broadening the Target Audience | ||
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Personas: Their purpose, creation, and use |
Example OECD Example StatCan Example US BLS |
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Official statistics and social media: a challenge for NSIs to better communicate with all audience cohorts: Istat case history |
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Engaging with users to improve the dissemination of European statistics |
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Realities and Visions of Statistics Dissemination. Numbers for EMOJI Generation |
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The development of Citizen Focused Products in the Central Statistics Office, Ireland |
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Dissemination and Communication in the Digital Age: The Israeli Case - 70 Years of Official Statistics |
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