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50 Definitions Grouped by first letter "A" ➔ Glossary of frequently used abbreviations...
Data collected and maintained as a result of administrative processes, for administrative purposes, in conformity with legal bases other than ...
Set of activities involved in the collection, processing, storage and dissemination of statistical data from one or more administrative sources. The ...
Organisational unit holding an administrative source. http://www.cros-portal.eu/sites/default/files//SGA%202011_Deliverable_1.1.pdf
A type of statistical process in which statistics are produced based on administrative data.
Administrative data holder who is bound to provide their data to the NSI, by law or by virtue of a specific agreement.
Any organised set of data extracted from an administrative source, before any processing or validation by the statistical authority.
Article 41 of Council Directive 91/674/EEC. Link to other variables:
Administrative expenses are part of the variable Total of commissions, external ...
Set of units that an administrative source is meant to cover, as defined by the relevant administrative regulation. This population may or may not ...
Data generated by a non‐statistical source, usually a public body, the main aim of which is not the provision of statistics.
Administrative regions are the territorial units which a country is divided in. There is normally an administration with some government functions and ...
Administrative registers come from administrative sources and become statistical registers after passing through statistical processing in order to ...
Set of detailed directions having force of law, developed to put a policy into practice (such as decrees, ordinances, and other similar provisions). ...
An organisational unit responsible for implementing a regulation (or group of regulations), for which the corresponding register of units and ...
Statistical survey conducted by sources external to statistical offices.
A geographic area that serves administrative and governmental functions. It is usually defined and established by legal action.
With reference to the use of administrative data for statistical purposes, the units for which administrative data are recorded. These units may or ...
Admission rate is defined as the number of admissions (or discharges) to hospitals divided by the population and multiplied by 100. Comparisons of ...
They are defined as "The requirement or set of requirements, which have to be fulfilled to have access to learning" (UNESCO Manual for Statistics on ...
Legal and voluntary taking and treating of the child of other parents as one’s own in so far as provided by the laws of the country. By means of a ...
Education specifically targeting individuals who are regarded as adults by the society to which they belong to improve their technical or professional ...
A household survey which is part of the European Union statistics on lifelong learning. People living in private households are interviewed as regards ...
For an institution in charge of the regular estimate (Axis1), an advance estimate for the most recent reference period T is an estimate of generally a ...
General statement on the schedule of release of data, which is publicly disseminated so as to provide prior notice of the precise release dates on ...
Any representation to the public, by any means other than a label, that is intended or is likely to influence and shape attitude, beliefs and ...
Services transacted between residents and non-residents. Covers the design, creation and marketing of advertisements by advertising agencies, media ...
Any person who has acquired adequate knowledge and advises on pest management and the safe use of pesticides, in the context of a professional ...
Aerial photographs are black and white or colour pictures of the earth's surface taken by a film camera onboard an airplane, helicopter or balloon ...
Techniques for taking photographs from an aerial platform, usually a low-flying aircraft. Also sometimes called vertical photography or ...
Application of pesticides from an aircraft (plane or helicopter).
A cartographic survey by means of aerial photography or other remote sensing technology.
Two enterprises are affiliated if:
(i) they belong to the same enterprise group, and
(ii) one owns, directly or indirectly, a part or the whole of the ...
Enterprises related through direct investment ownership structures, such as branches, subsidiaries, associates, and joint ventures. Affiliated ...
Grouping of one or more businesses set up in order to obtain from suppliers more favourable terms than each business could obtain on its own.
The affiliation to a consumer's co-operative implies the right to a favourable supply of goods and the right to participate in the decisions of the ...
A franchising chain gathers retailers linked to suppliers (producers or wholesalers) by a contract in compliance with the European charter of ...
Increase in the stock of forest and other wooded land either due to the establishment of new forest on land that was previously not classified as ...
The number of years since the planting year, which shall be considered to be year 1.
Age expressed as the number of birthday anniversaries passed on the date of reference. As it is the same as the number of completed years lived by a ...
Number of completed years lived by a person. http://epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu/cache/ITY_SDDS/en/demoreg_esms.htm
The ratio of the number of elderly persons of an age when they are generally economically inactive (aged 65 and over or aged 60 and over depending on ...
The ratio of the number of young persons of an age when they are generally economically inactive (either under 15 or under 20 depending on the ...
Age expressed as the number of birthday anniversaries passed on the date of reference, i.e. the age at last birthday.
Age limit used to define sample persons: In the case of a four-year panel, this age limit shall not be higher than 14 years. In countries with a ...
Years since first registration of a railway vehicle, irrespective of the country of registration.
Length of time after the first registration of the road vehicle, irrespective of the registering country. This definition is identical in the third ...
An additional dimension of 'Standard classification of households and families' is the age of the children in the household. To have both the Census ...
Accident at work or commuting : It is the age of the victim at the time of the accident. Occupational disease : It is the age of the victim at the ...
Number of complete years lived at the end of the calendar year in question.
The age-specific death rate for people of age x is calculated as the number of deaths at age x in a given calendar year, divided by the average number ...
"Measuring Capital" Manual 2009 Describes an asset’s productive capacity over its service life. The index is set to equal one for a new asset and ...