Topics

The Convention aims to cover a wide range of topics that are deemed relevant and critical in addressing national and global concerns in the 21st century and in an information-oriented economy. Papers will dwell on the following topics/areas:

Plenary Sessions
- Statistics on Climate Change
- Global Trends Thru Data Visualization
- Security Sector Statistics
- Community-Based Monitoring System
Statistical Theory and Methodology
- Statistical Theory
- Econometrics and Statistical Applications
- Statistical Quality Control
- Statistical Computing Techniques and Procedures
- Statistical Models for Data Analysis
- Survey Design
- Small Area Estimation
- Time Series Analysis
Statistical Applications
- Risk Analysis and Management
- Business Intelligence
- Market Research
- Insurance
- Micro Finance
Economic Statistics
- Economic Progress
- Agricultural Statistics
- Environment and Natural Resources Statistics
- Banking and Finance Statistics
- Science and Technology Statistics
- Trade and Industry/Business Statistics
- Tourism Statistics
- Energy Statistics
Social Statistics
- Progress of Society
- Poverty Statistics
- Education Statistics
- Demographic Statistics
- Health and Nutrition Statistics
- Gender Statistics
- Labor and Employment Statistics
- Civil Registration Statistics
- Security Sector Statistics
- Housing and Urban Poor Statistics
- Human/Child Development Indicators
Multi-Sectoral Statistics/Other Concerns
- Statistics on Millennium Development Goals
- Governance Statistics
- ICT Statistics and Applications (Access to Statistical Information, Innovation in Data Sharing, Data Mining, Data Visualization, Tools on Communicating Statistics and information technology, etc.)
- Statistical Capacity Building
- Statistical Development in the Private Sector