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United Nations Economic Commission for EuropeStatistical DivisionUnited Nations Economic Commission for EuropeStatistical Division
The Revision of ISIC and NACE: Implications for National Accounts
Joint EFTA/UNECE/SSCU Seminar
July 2007
Presentation by Tihomira Dimova, UNECE
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July 2007 UNECE Statistical Division Slide 2
International Family of Economic and Social Classifications
Integrated system of statistical classifications developed and approved as guidelines by UN SC or other intergovernmental body;
The International Family of Economic and Social Classifications includes:• Classifications for economic activity (ISIC), products (CPC,
HS), expenditures according to purpose, employment (ICSE), occupation (ISCO),….;
• Derived or related classifications used for regional or national purposes;
Comparability of statistics at world level.
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July 2007 UNECE Statistical Division Slide 3
Activity classifications
Reference classification• ISIC (UN, Global level)
17 Sections, 62 divisions, 161 groups, 298 classes Derived classifications
• NACE (EU level) 17 Sections, 62 divisions, 224 groups, 514 classes
Related classifications• NAICS (US, Canada, Mexico)
20 Sectors, 103 Sub sectors, 328 Industry Groups, 728 industries, national industries
• ANZSIC (Australia and New Zealand), JSIS (Japan), etc.
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July 2007 UNECE Statistical Division Slide 4
Revision of ISIC
The revision of the whole system ISIC, CPC and HS started in 1999;
UN SC adopted ISIC Rev. 4 in March 2006;
Objectives: • Relevance – address the economic changes;• International comparability – convergence of NAICS,
NACE, ANZSIC;
• Continuity;
Consider the larger frame of revised international standards (SNA, BoP).
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July 2007 UNECE Statistical Division Slide 5
Main changes in ISIC Rev.4
The number of detail has significantly increased especially in services (9 to 13 Sections);
Specific categories for “support services” close to the corresponding activities;
Integrated activities - units should be classified according to their principal activity defined by value added principle and a top-down method (or substitutes based on gross output, sales, inputs).
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July 2007 UNECE Statistical Division Slide 6
Main changes in ISIC Rev.4 (cont.)
ISIC Rev. 3.1 ISIC Rev. 4 NACE Rev.1.1 NACE Rev.2
Sections 17 21 17 21
Divisions 62 88 62 88
Groups 161 238 224 272
Classes 298 420 514 615
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July 2007 UNECE Statistical Division Slide 7
Main changes in ISIC Rev.4 (cont.)
Agriculture• “Agriculture, hunting and forestry” and “Fishing” are combined
into a new section A “Agriculture, forestry and fishing”.
Industry• “Mining” and “Construction” are restructured;
• “Publishing activities” and “Recycling” are moved out from Section C “Manufacturing”. Other activities have been regrouped;
• “Electricity gas and water supply” is split;
• A new section E “Water supply, sewerage, waste management and remediation activities” is combining activities from the previous sections “Manufacturing” and “Electricity, gas and water supply”
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July 2007 UNECE Statistical Division Slide 8
Main changes in ISIC Rev.4 (cont.) Services
• “Repair of personal goods” is moved out of G “Trade”;
• “Transport, storage and communication” is split and communication goes to the new section J. Travel agencies are also removed;
• A new section J “Information and Communication” combines activities previously classified in “Manufacturing”, “Transport, storage and communication”, “Real estate, renting and business activities”, and “Other service activities”;
• Of relevance for NA is the more detailed structure of section K “Financial and insurance activities”. New groups have been created for “Activities of holding companies”, “Trusts funds and other financial vehicles” and “Fund management activities”. Insurance, reinsurance and pension funding are separate groups;
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July 2007 UNECE Statistical Division Slide 9
Main changes in ISIC Rev.4 (cont.)
“Real estate, renting and business activities” is divided into 3 sections: L “Real estate activities”, M “Professional, scientific and technical activities” and N “Administrative and support service activities”;
Section Q “Human health and social work activities” has been restructured and additional breakdown is added. Veterinary activities are moved to the new section M;
“Arts, entertainment and recreation” becomes a separate Section R. It excludes radio/TV activities (moved to J);
S “Other service activities” includes repair of computers and
household goods.
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July 2007 UNECE Statistical Division Slide 10
Specific aggregation levels
Two specific SNA/ISIC aggregation levels have been developed for worldwide reporting of NA data: a top-top level A*10 and an intermediate level A*38;
At the EU level A*66 level will also be introduced;
In NA other characteristics of producing units are also important in addition to ISIC Groupings: type of producer, type of ownership, institutional sector;
Alternative aggregations for other specific needs could also be developed: informal sector aggregates, ITC sector, etc.
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July 2007 UNECE Statistical Division Slide 11
Implementation of ISIC Rev.4
The 38th UN SC reviewed the following timetable for implementation of ISIC Rev.4:
Adaptation of national classifications by 2009;
Adaptation of business registers by 2010;
Use of revised ISIC and CPC in statistical programmes starting in 2011;
Use of revised ISIC and CPC in national accounts by 2015;
Use in population census, and so forth, as soon as possible.
Flexibility, allowing countries to speed up the process.
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July 2007 UNECE Statistical Division Slide 12
Implementation of ISIC Rev.4 in UNECE region
Implementation process will be more advanced in some UNECE countries as compared to the global level
Three groups of countries:• Eurostat coordinated group (27 EU + 4 EFTA)
Operation 2007 - programme for implementation of NACE Rev.2
• North America (US, Canada)Implementation of NAICS 2002 and NAICS 2007
• Western Balkans and CISDifferent classifications in use – ISIC/NACE, CBNE
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July 2007 UNECE Statistical Division Slide 13
1 January 2008: units in BR should be classified in NACE Rev.2 (double coding at least for 2008);
2008: First reference year for structural business statistics;
2009: Short term statistics (M1 2009 and Q1 2009) and Labour cost index;
September 2011: reporting of National accounts in NACE Rev.2;
2011: Balance of Payments and Agricultural statistics, 2012: All community statistics will be produced
according to NACE Rev.2. and CPA
EU countries – NACE Rev.2 and CPA
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July 2007 UNECE Statistical Division Slide 14
EU countries –NACE Rev.2
Level A3
Level A6
Level A17
Level A31
Level A60
Discontinued
Replaced by A*10 (quarterly and regional accounts)
Replaced by A21
Replaced by A*38(annual accounts)
Replaced by A*66(supply/use and IO tables)
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July 2007 UNECE Statistical Division Slide 15
North America – NAICS
OECD questionnaire in 2006;
Canada will implement the revised NAICS in business surveys in 2007. National accounts will be reported in the new classification in 2010;
US will also provide national accounts in the revised NAICS in 2010;
Both countries will provide levels A*10 and A*38.
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July 2007 UNECE Statistical Division Slide 16
Western Balkan and CIS countries In spring 2007 eight countries provided to UNECE
information on their plans to introduce the new ISIC; Some countries are currently switching from CBNE to
ISIC Rev.3; Armenia, Moldova, Serbia and the former Yugoslav
Republic of Macedonia are translating the classification and developing national versions and explanatory notes;
Armenia, Moldova and Serbia plan to introduce ISIC Rev.4 in business statistics in 2008, and Ukraine in 2011;
National accounts will be reported in ISIC Rev.4 in 2011 by Serbia and in 2012 by Ukraine.
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July 2007 UNECE Statistical Division Slide 17
Implementation of ISIC Rev.4 in UNECE region
About 50 of UNECE member countries (out of 56) are regularly producing and reporting national accounts data in activity breakdown;
UNECE expects that by 2012 between 35 and 40 countries will introduce the revised ISIC/NACE in their statistics.
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July 2007 UNECE Statistical Division Slide 18
Useful links
Eurostat, Operation 2007: Revision of NACE and CPA
http://circa.europa.eu/irc/dsis/nacecpacon/info/data/en/index.htm
Eurostat, Metadata Server RAMON
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/ramon/index.cfm?TargetUrl=DSP_PUB_WELC
UNSD, Economic and Social Economic Classifications
http://unstats.un.org/unsd/cr/registry/class_default.asp