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This guidance sets out how to collect and report statistics about religion to ensure statistics about this topic are as comparable as possible across government.
Learn more on Religion harmonised standardHarmonisation is about making statistics and data more comparable, consistent and coherent and there are many aspects to this. This strategy has been replaced by the Government Statistical Service (GSS) Harmonisation workplan. The workplan was published in February 2022.
Learn more on GSS Harmonisation StrategyThis user guide outlines the various measures of trade, including their strengths and limitations.
Learn more on A user guide to regional tradeThis guidance is published to ensure proper reporting of breaches of the Code of Practice for Statistics.
Learn more on Reporting breaches of the Code of Practice for StatisticsHelp to develop the future of the Analysis Function.
Learn more on Analysis Function Strategy review 2022October’s update from the Analysis Function Diversity and Inclusion group.
Learn more on Diversity and Inclusion Spotlight – October 2022Paul Vickers shares a story on making reasonable adjustments for the latest Analysis Function newsletter.
Learn more on February 2022 Diversity and Inclusion SpotlightDuring the Hackathon participants will be split into teams of similar ability to work on a real data problem. You will develop vital skills in analysing and interpreting data.
Learn more on Hackathon: ‘What is Data Science and how can it help you?’This interim harmonisation standard and guide is for people who are considering including a question about gender identity on their surveys or within administrative data collection.
Learn more on Gender identity data harmonised standard