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Learn more on Terms of useQuality champions aim to raise the quality of official statistics produced by government departments. Their main responsibilities are to: share guidance and best practice related to quality with their department keep colleagues up to date with developments relating to quality act as their department’s central point of contact for advice on quality identify areas within […]
Learn more on GSS quality championsHarmonisation champions aim to increase the harmonisation of government statistics. This means increasing the commonality in definitions, survey questions, administrative data and presentation of outputs across the Government Statistical Service (GSS). Their main responsibilities are to: promote a cross-government programme of harmonisation attend and actively participate in harmonisation champion meetings share their own experiences with the harmonisation […]
Learn more on GSS harmonisation championsGeography champions work across the Government Statistical Service (GSS) to improve statistics containing geographical information. Their main responsibilities are to: ensure compliance with the GSS Geography Policy, including geographic referencing and coding standards raise standards in visualisation and use of mapping tools facilitate knowledge sharing promote innovation The network is chaired by the geography champion […]
Learn more on GSS geography championsRAP champions support the implementation of reproducible analytical pipelines across government. This means promoting reproducible analysis (this is, analysis with a clear audit trail that explains how and why it was carried out) and the use of reproducible analytical pipelines (this is the software methods used to make analysis reproducible). Champions are expected to share their […]
Learn more on Reproducible Analytical Pipeline (RAP) champion networkThis webpage will be used to keep users up to date with all the latest latest information related to Statutory Homelessness Statistics collected and published by Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities. Information and details of key work-streams will be posted here. More detailed information on how our statistics are used, our user engagement […]
Learn more on Homelessness Case Level Collection (H-CLIC) updatesThe Royal Statistical Society (RSS) is pleased to be hosting an online open meeting on the Retail Prices Index (RPI) at 5.30pm on Tuesday 21 July. This discussion will help determine RSS’s contribution to the consultation that the UK Statistics Authority (UKSA) and HM Treasury (HMT) are currently undertaking on this important subject. The UKSA-HMT […]
Learn more on Royal Statistical Society open meeting on the Retail Prices Index (RPI)This page identifies data linking projects employed across government to complement those mentioned in the National Statistician’s response to the Office for Statistics Regulation (OSR) review ‘Joining up Data for Better Statistics’. This has a particular focus on examples which demonstrate how some departments are striving for a robust and trustworthy data linking system. These […]
Learn more on Examples of data linkingThe Government Data Science Community of Interest is a meet up event, which brings together data science practitioners from across the public sector. It’s an opportunity to showcase projects, discuss topical issues and connect. Across the public sector, data science practitioners are applying the data science toolkit to provide insights on coronavirus (COVID-19) and Brexit. […]
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