New statistical resilience or how to survive in the data ecosystem
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Ana Carmen Saura Vinuesa [1] ; Yolanda Gomez Menchón [1] ; Ana Cánovas Zapata [1]
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[1] National Statistics Institute (INE)
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- Localización: BEIO, Boletín de Estadística e Investigación Operativa, ISSN 1889-3805, Vol. 40, Nº. 2, 2024, págs. 28-35
- Idioma: inglés
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Resumen
As declared by the Commission “the European data strategy aims to make the EU a leader in a data-driven society. Creating a single market for data will allow it to flow freely within the EU and across sectors for the benefit of businesses, researchers and public administrations”, it means that this Strategy necessarily crosses its path with the statistical functions. This could be a threat or an opportunity for the ESS. Aware of this situation and taking into account all the previous initiatives already carried out by the ESS, the revision of the Statistical Law has been boosted to tap the potential of the new data sources for official statistics available in the current digitalised society. This paper scrutinizes the opportunities, challenges and potential roles for the statistical community in the future implementation of the amended Statistical Law within the context of the new digital and legal ecosystem. It also looks for synergies with the European Data Strategy and related legal acts (Data Governance Act, Artificial Intelligence and Interoperable Europe Act).
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