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Peru

ADP member since

2007

National agencies involved

Instituto Nacional de Estadística e Informática (INEI)
Several statistical units from key line Ministries (Education, Labor)

Results

Results obtained with ADP support include:

Survey microdata made accessible

  1. National Survey catalog available on INEI website (see URL above).
  2. All available nationally representative surveys and censuses documented, archived and disseminated.
  3. Capacity built and sustained within INEI and line Ministries to document, archive and disseminate microdata - as standard processes of every survey undertaken. About 40 staff trained on microdata management standards, tools and practice; top management sensitized.

 

Results: Online Survey Catalog

URLAgencyMicroData accessibleMicroData accessibility
http://webinei.inei.gob.p...Instituto Nacional de Estadística e Informática (INEI)YESLicense access

Activities

The above results have been achieved with the implementation of specific ADP activities. ADP benefited from the technical and financial contribution of teh Inter-American Development Bank in its early stages. Activities were identified and prioritized for implementation at the early stages of ADP involvement. These activities have been / are implemented in accordance with the country NSDS (Plan Estratégico Nacional para el Desarrollo Estadistico de Peru 2008-2012) and its own agenda. They involve a balance between work in-country and remote support, and they require the provision of tools, guidelines, technical and financial assistance.

Making survey microdata more accessible

  1. Carrying out local inventory of existing survey resources (microdatasets, reports, questionnaires, field enumerator manuals, methodological and technical reports, etc.).
  2. Building capacity on microdata documentation, archiving and dissemination at INEI and line Ministries (3 national training workshops organized).
  3. Facilitating the documentation of all inventoried surveys – through the provision of adequate training, software and guidelines. National consultants were also financed to support the documetnation of past surveys.
  4. Facilitating the long term preservation of micro-datasets – through the provision of adequate hardware and guidelines.
  5. Establishing a national survey catalog, with a view to make existing survey metadata and microdata visible, searchable and more accessible to users.
  6. Launching the on-line survey catalog with a dedicated public communication event to increase Users’ awareness.
  7. Regularly upgrading and updating the on-line survey catalog.

On-going and future activities include:

  1. Building capacity in microdata anonymization at INEI.
  2. Building capacity in microdata documentation, archiving and dissemination in line ministries and lead NGOs involved in the country.
  3. Engaging further with data users and monitoring the use of survey microdata.

Document(s) Author
PDF icon COUNTRY_REPORT_Peru_FINAL.pdf francois