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Implementation of NACE Rev. 2
at the national level
Norbert Rainer
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Content
1. Implementation plan
2. Coordination
3. Communication
4. National version of NACE Rev. 2
5. Recoding and double coding of the units
in the business register
6. Implementation in the statistical domains
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Implementation plan
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National implementation plan based on European
implementation plan (legal basis)
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Additional national requirements, e.g.
• longer back-casted time-series
• more details
• double-reporting for national accounts
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Special attention
• financial and
• human resources
• national legislation
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Coordination
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Establishing of a project working group dealing all
steps of the implementation process
• including all relevant organisational units of the
national statistical institute, also EDP units
• regular meetings
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Tasks of the implementation group: Coordination in
• developing general implementation concepts and
plans for all domains
• considering adaptations of legislation
• monitoring implementation process
• contacting external institutions (data suppliers)
• reporting to the management
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Communication
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Communication to the data suppliers
• administrative registers
• enterprises and other institutions
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Communication to the users
• ministries and other administrations
• research institutes
• professional organisations
• general public
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National version of NACE Rev. 2
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EU legal basis: NACE Rev. 2 Regulation (Article 4)
• national classification may introduce additional
headings and levels
• each level shall consists
• either of the same headings as the
corresponding NACE Rev. 2 level or
• headings constituting an exact breakdown
thereof
• a different coding may be used
• national versions to be approved by the
Commission (conformity check)
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National version of NACE Rev. 2
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Reasons for a national version:
• Language version / translation
• Adaptations and additions to the explanatory notes
• Alphabetical index
• National publication and database
• National subdivisions
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Concepts of a national version
• Kinds of subdivisions / levels
• Coding
• Activity areas
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National version of NACE Rev. 2
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Analysis of current national version
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User needs
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Criteria for national subclasses
• size / importance
• conceptually meaningful
- recognisable activity
- conceptually sound
- easy to identify
- increase homogeneity
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Implementation in the various statistical domains
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Recoding and double coding of
the units in the business register
- Recoding
• all types of units in the business register
• with their main and secondary activities
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to be finalised before / in 2008
- Double coding
• units in the business register
• are simultaneously coded by NACE Rev. 2 and
NACE Rev. 1.1
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for a certain period of time (Austria: 2008-2010)
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Recoding and double coding of
the units in the business register
Categories of correspondences:
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a) One old code corresponds exactly to one
new code
(1 to 1)
b) Two or more old codes correspond together
to exactly one new code
( n to 1)
c) One old code splits into two or more new
codes
( 1 to n)
d) Two or more old codes correspond together
to two or more new codes
( n to m)
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Types of correspondences
• 1-to-1 correspondences: 195 classes in NACE Rev. 1.1
correspond exactly to one class in NACE Rev. 2 and vice-versa;
• n-to-1 correspondences: 86 cases, where two or more classes in
NACE Rev. 1.1 correspond to one class in NACE Rev. 2;
• 1-to-n correspondences: 18 cases, where one NACE Rev. 1.1
class is split into two or more classes in NACE Rev. 2;
• n-to-m correspondences: 215 cases, where two or more classes
in NACE Rev. 1.1 correspond to two or more classes in NACE
Rev. 2.
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Recoding and double coding of
the units in the business register
To be elaborated for each current class (subclass):
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Automatic recoding because of 1 : 1 and n : 1
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Automatic recoding because of defacto 1 : 1
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Recoding by using information from production statistics
(Prodcom survey)
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Recoding by using information from other statistical surveys
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Recoding by use of information from branch specialists
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Recoding by using external information
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Recoding by using yellow pages, internet or similar sources
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Remaining classes / subclasses? (single codes or parts of
single codes)
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Recoding and double coding of
the units in the business register
Methods for recoding of those units for which no information on
their detailed activity is available
- Surveys
• specific surveys
• attached / integrated to existing surveys
- Probabilistic conversion methods
• based on correlation matrices
• only advisable for small units with low impact on
statistical output
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Recoding and double coding of
the units in the business register
Dual coding:
- Period in which all units are classified according to
old and new classification
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Length of dual coding period
- Changes of the activity of a unit means changes of
both the old and new code
- New units to be classified according to new and old
code
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Implementation in the statistical domains
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Currently the main issue in the implementation process after
having prepared:
• National version of NACE Rev. 2: finalised in 2007
• Recoding of the units in the business register: finalised
end of 2007
• Double coding of the units: 2008 – 2010
• Quality checks of the new coding by informing all the
enterprises a their new NACE code: finalised autumn 2008
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According to the implementation plan the first reference years
with data based on NACE Rev. 2 ranged from 2008 to 2010
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The process of the implementation was finished in 2011
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Guidelines and tools
A set of four handbooks and a glossary provide an
overview of the implementation project and highlight
the main aspects to take into consideration:
I. Setting up the implementation plan for NACE Rev. 2
in the NSI: s
II. Implementation of NACE Rev. 2 in the Business Registers
III.Methodological aspects related to sampling designs and
weights estimations
IV.Back casting
V. Glossary of terms
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Guidelines and tools
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Eurostat Handbook: Setting up an implementation plan for
NACE Rev. 2 in National Statistical Institutes
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National versions of NACE Rev. 2
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Implementation of NACE Rev. 2 in the Business Register
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Implementation of NACE Rev. 2 in statistical domains
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Other implementation issues:
- Communication plan
- Adaptation of national legislation
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Guidelines and tools
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Eurostat Handbook: Implementation of NACE Rev. 2 in
Business Registers
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Analysis of changes (correspondence table)
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Internal of external sources for the recoding
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Methods for recoding
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Quality issues
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Treatment of errors
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Dual coding
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Guidelines and tools
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Eurostat Handbook: Methodological aspects related
to sampling designs and weights estimations
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Sampling under the new NACE
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Methods of sampling and estimation to produce
estimates simultaneously both by new and old
classification
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Guidelines and tools
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Eurostat Handbook: Backcasting
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Micro-data approach
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Proportional approach based on conversion
matrices
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Combined approaches
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Practical examples
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