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Progress

A follow-up was initiated on three of the four topics identified by the BSTN core group and directed to the ML project. One of the follow-ups led to Statistics Norway joining the project to collaborate on the use of ML to code NACE. We await a response from a member of the BSTN core group on another topic. The membership of the project now stands at 32 participants from 13 countries.
The objectives, deliverables and timelines of each work package and pilot studies will be completed by the end of the month. Most countries are preparing the required data.
The pilot study on Coding and Classification now includes 7 projects from 6 countries. Statistics Poland has used code from the US-BLS on an ECOICOP classification and achieved an initial accuracy of 88%.
The project manager wrote a short report describing the scope and progress for a meeting of chief statisticians at the CES plenary session in Paris. Two members will be introducing the project at the ModernStats workshop in Geneva.
Discussions are taking place to set the date and location of a second face-to-face sprint. A decision will soon be taken.

Next Steps

Risks and Issues

Issue	Mitigation

Strategic Communication Framework phase 2

Progress

We had an excellent two day sprint in Gdańsk Poland on June 10 and 11. A special thank you to Statistics Poland for being such gracious hosts to both the sprint and the Workshop on Dissemination and Communication.

Work is progressing well. We developed some content and have excellent work plans for the remaining work related to work packages 1 (Mission, vision and values / Staff Engagement) and 2 (Stakeholder Engagement). We also have sufficient and dedicated participants willing to contribute to the work required to complete these two activities. During the Workshop of Dissemination and Communication, we ceased the opportunity to promote the results of Phase 1 and present the work plans for Phase 2. This resulted in greater awareness amongst the broader international communications community. It also resulted in the addition of a new member to the project team from Oman.

As for work package 3 (National Data Strategies), we await the outcome of the CES Seminar later this month. In the meantime, we have begun to gather an inventory of countries engaged in national data strategies, examples of national data strategies and have commitment from a couple of countries to produce case studies on their experience to date. In addition, we have identified a strategy that we believe can best contribute to this exercise at this time. We have begun to develop content regarding the considerations NSIs need to explore to ensure public acceptance of this new business model.

Next Steps

Work will continue over the summer on work packages 1 and 2. We will await the results of the CES Seminar in a couple of weeks to determine whether adjustments need to be made to work package 3.

Eurostat has agreed to act as an editor on the final draft products and INEGI has agreed to take on the role of producing our final products. These commitments are very much appreciated by the project team members.

Risks and Issues

As we began work late this year, the timetable is very tight to deliver a solid draft product by the HLG Workshop in November. However, we believe we have established a solid workplan and have the necessary resources that will allow us to deliver a quality product on time.

News from the Groups
Blue-skies Thinking	Identifying Topics/Opportunities	IN PROGRESS
Blue-skies Thinking	Follow-up selected topics	IN PROGRESS
Developing Organisational Capability	Skills and Capability Framework	IN PROGRESS
	Promotion Forum	IN PROGRESS
	Setting vision in NSOs	IN PROGRESS
	Other
Supporting Standards	Linking GSBPM and GSIM	IN PROGRESS
	Core Ontology	IN PROGRESS
	Alignment GSBPM and GAMSO	IN PROGRESS
	Metadata Glossary	IN PROGRESS
	Other
Sharing Tools	Digitizing/editing CSPA document	IN PROGRESS
	Adding Services to Catalogue	IN PROGRESS
	Communication restated CSPA	NOT STARTED
	Other