National Strategy for the Development of Official Statistics of Georgia 2020-2023

The National Strategy for the Development of Official Statistics of Georgia 2020-2023 is a national sectoral strategy. Its main mission is to produce and disseminate high-quality, timely and relevant official statistics in an effective manner based on user needs to inform good decision making and enhance public accountability.
Among others, the Strategy provides for produce high quality official statistics based on user needs; production of statistical information to support evidence-based decision making; production of official statistics in full compliance with international standards and guidelines; promote the use of statistics; build effective, modern and sustainable statistical production processes; modernization and standardization of the statistical information production process; establishment of a modern and comprehensive data collection system; improvement of practices for dissemination and communication processes; build the statistical infrastructure and capacity development; improvement of legislative base in line with international standards; establishing sustainable it and development of data protection systems; ensuring adequate staffing and the development of an effective human resource management system; establishing modern and up-to-date system of classification and registers; fostering a good image and reputation, increasing credibility and developing trust in official statistics; conducting the agricultural census; further implementation of the strategic plan for agricultural, environmental and rural statistics (SPAERS); implementing agricultural integrated survey (AGRIS); development of waste statistics; development of environment statistics; establishment of farm registers; further development of regional statistics; development of 1-4 tables of tourism satellite accounts; update the methodology for poverty and living conditions statistics; development of energy efficiency indicators; perform analysis of gender statistics; and develop special services for users with disabilities.