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A Guide to Data Integration for Official Statistics
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Table of Contents
Preface
I. Introduction
II. What is data integration?
A. Definition
B. Types of data integration
III. Planning for Data Integration
A. Access to data
B. Partnerships
C. Skills
IV. Data Considerations
A. Concepts
B. Identifiers
C. Privacy and Confidentiality
V. Quality
VI. Methods and Tools
A. Record Linkage
B. Statistical Matching
C. Other methodological considerations
Annex 1: Types of data integration
A. Integrating survey and administrative sources
B. Integrating new data sources (such as big data) and traditional sources
C. Integrating geospatial and statistical information
D. Validating official statistics
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