7105.0.55.003 - National Agricultural Statistics Review - Preliminary findings, 2013-14
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2. What are your top three priority information needs to inform your work program and are they being met? 3. What statistical assets are critical to your work program? 4. What are the major barriers to collecting, producing and/or using statistics to inform your agricultural statistical information needs? 5. In what ways do you believe efficiencies might be gained in the national agricultural statistical information system? The second public submission option (‘detailed statistical asset’ public submission) was to complete an Excel template to capture information about the agricultural statistical assets that currently exist and are being utilised in the NASIS, as well as those assets that do not currently exist, but are required to inform decision making. In addition to the public submission process, the NASR engaged with stakeholders across government (including within ABS and the Department of Agriculture including ABARES), industry and academia. The aims of this engagement were to:
· encourage stakeholders to give consideration to what their role could look like within an effective NASIS · encourage public submissions to be made to the NASR The contribution of stakeholders to the NASR’s preliminary findings is captured in Figure 1. The public submission process and supporting consultation undertaken by the NASR have directly shaped the preliminary findings provided in this report. Figure 1: Contribution of NASIS stakeholders to the NASR’s preliminary findings Document Selection These documents will be presented in a new window.
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