Follow the discussion with the participation of Assoc. Prof. Elitsa Dimitrova, PhD, from the Institute for Population and Human Studies at BAS, and Petar Ganev from the Institute for Market Economics.
At a seminar for national and regional media, the National Statistical Institute presented Census 2021 data on the ethno-cultural characteristics of the population.
On November 24, 2022, at 2 PM at a seminar for national and regional media, the National Statistical Institute will announce the Census 2021 data on the ethno-cultural characteristics of the population. In addition to attending the event in person, each journalist will have the opportunity to follow the event online, which will be broadcast on the NSI's Facebook and YouTube channels as well as on the Census 2021 website.
On November 17, 2022, at the National Library ‘Ivan Vazov’ in Plovdiv, a specialised training was held with lecturers from the National Statistical Institute (NSI) and the GATE Institute at Sofia University ‘St. Kliment Ohridski’ on the following theme: Practical approaches to detecting disinformation".
On November 16, fourth-year students from the Statistics and Econometrics major at the University of National and World Economy visited the National Statistical Institute. The guests were welcomed by the Director of the Multi-Domain Statistics and User Services Directorate, Ms. Antoaneta Ilkova.
The conference brought together around 250 high-profile participants from all the regions of the world, including politicians, public officials working in policy development, national accounts compilers and academics.
The Peer Review Report on the Bulgarian National Statistical System has been published on the NSI’s and Eurostat’s websites. The document is aimed at assessing the compliance of the producing the official statistics in Bulgaria with the 16 principles of the European Statistics Code of Practice. The Third Round of the Peer Reviews within the European Statistical System (2021-2023) emphasizes the independence of national statistical offices, the coordination among different authorities and their modernization.
At the suggestion of UNESCO, November 10 is designated International Accountants' Day.
The ‘father of accounting’ is considered to be Luca Pacioli, who on November 10, 1494, published his work "Summa de Arithmetica". In Bulgaria, accounting began to develop in the 19th century. The authors of the first accounting book were the brothers Hristo and Stoyan Karaminkovi. It was published in 1850 in Constantinople.
As a result of the press conference held a few days ago by Labour Union ‘Podkrepa’, which highlighted the inadequate remuneration of employees in the National Statistical Institute, the President of the NSI Assoc. Prof. Atanas Atanasov, PhD, met with Kremena Atanasova, President of the Syndicate of Administrative Employees ‘Podkrepa’, and Vanya Grigorova, Economic Advisor to the President of Labour Union ‘Podkrepa’.
The meeting again discussed the low salaries in the NSI system and the need to increase the expenditure for maintenance, which has not been done for years.
On November 3, 2022, an awarding ceremony for the winners of the 2022 statistical essay competition for students took place in the "Press Center" Hall of the National Statistical Institute (NSI). The event was attended by Assoc. Prof. Atanas Atanasov, PhD - President of The NSI, Assoc. Prof.