Why Are Statistical Systems Needed for Development Results?
Ten years ago, the PARIS21 Parnership was launched to promote a culture of evidence-based policymaking in developing countries. Tremendous progress has been made since then, but much still remains to be achieved. To consider the past, present and future of statistical development, the PARIS21 Partnership is organising its Consortium meeting in Dakar, Senegal from 16 to 18 November 2009 and has just released this video.
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