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Tetyana Kolomiyets, last updated on 28 Oct, 2024
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The development of the Strategic Communication Framework – Phase 1 is thanks to the contribution and commitment of communication professionals from statistical agencies across the world.
The journey began with a Sprint session in Geneva in Feburary 2018 where the strategy was articulated and the workplan established. Led by Project Manager, Connie Graziadei and guided by professionals from the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Secretariat (Therese Lalor, Heini Salonen and Taeke Anton Gjaltema), the following project team members kindly dedicated their time and provided knowledge, experience and expertise from the Sprint session through to the delivery of this Framework:
Nick Stathis (Australia)
Gabrielle Beaudoin (Canada)
Elaine O'Mahoney (Ireland)
Giulia Peci (Italy)
Eduardo Gracida Campos (Mexico)
Mike Ackermans (Netherlands)
Karolina Dawidziuk (Poland)
Martin Nicholls (United Kingdom)
Michael Levi (United States)
The following team members offered their input and advice as the project evolved and the components of the Framework further refined.
Alen Mrgud, Adnan Gušić, Ivona Bulić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Tihana Sabolek, Maja Pekeč, Maja Markovicm (Croatia)
Silvia Marroquin (Mexico)
Łukasz Nowak, Barbara Lech-Zakrzewska (Poland)
Lukasz Augustyniak, Christine Kormann, Steve Clarke (Eurostat)
Terri Mitton (OECD)
A special thanks to Statistics Canada and the Australian Bureau of Statistics who produced the final version of the Framework and the Placemat that visually represents the various components of the Framework.
Thank you to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, Statistics Canada, Statistics Poland and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics for providing the case studies that have been included in this document. Any questions or further enquiries regarding the case studies should be directed to the responsible statistical instiution. We encourage countries to contribute case studies. Any additional case studies will be added to the online version of the Framework.