The National Statistical Institute has started work on a project ‘Global Value Chains and Multinational Enterprises in Business Statistics' according to a Grant agreement with the European Commission No. 101100585 - 2022-BG-GVC-MNE.
In August 2022 The National Statistical Institute completed successfully the work on the “Improving data for circular economy - packaging waste and construction waste” project in accordance with Grant Agreement with the European Commission № 101023440 - 2020-BG-CEPCW. The duration of the project was18 months - fromMarch 2021 to August 2022.
As a result of the implementation of the project’s activities, the specific purposes and main goals set in it were achieved:
The National Statistical Institute has started work on the ‘Labour Force Survey 2023 variables on Pension and labour market participation’ project. The implementation of the project is according to the Grant Agreement with the European Commission
No. 101100636-2022-BG-LFS-LMB.
The additional variables on ‘Pension and labour market participation’ are included in the regular 2023 Labour Force Survey (LFS) following the requirements of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2020/256 of December 16, 2019 and Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2020/1642 of 5 November 5, 2020.
In November, the National Statistical Institute started work on the project ‘Provision of basic information for calculating purchasing power parities (PPP)’ according to the Grant Agreement with the European Commission № 101091474-22-BG-PPP.
The National Statistical Institute has started work under the ‘Income and Living Conditions (ILC) - Statistical infrastructure under IESS - SILC 2023 module’ project since September 2021. The implementation of the project is in accordance with the Grant Agreement with the European Commission N 101100575 - 2022-BG-SILC.
15 000 households took part in the field survey, the team gathered statisticians and human rights experts.
In May 2022, in line with Grant Agreement № 101052213-2021-BG-CITY with the co-financing of the European Commission, the National Statistical Institute (NSI) has started the work on the next stage of the project ‘Data collection for City and Subnational Statistics’. Bulgaria has been participating in the previous phases of the project since 2004.
In March, NSI launched a project ‘Quality Improvement of Intra-EU Trade Data in the Context of the Microdata Exchange’.
The international trade in goods statistics plays an important role for the analysis of the economic development and the policy making at national and Community level. The GDP formation and the Balance of payments of the countries are influenced in great extend by the international trade activity result.
The National Statistical Institute has started work under the ‘Income and Living Conditions (ILC) - Statistical infrastructure under IESS - SILC 2022 module - 2021 and 2022 Infra-annual data collection’ project since September 2021. The implementation of the project is in accordance with Grant Agreement with the European Commission N 101052273 - 2021-BG-ILC-SILC.
The National Statistical Institute has started work on the ‘Labour Force Survey 2022 ad hoc module on job skills’ project. The implementation of the project is according to the Grant Agreement with the European Commission No. 101052204-2021-BG-LFS SURVEY.
The ad hoc module on ‘Job skills’ is included in the regular 2022 Labour Force Survey following the requirements of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2020/256 of 16 December 2019 and Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2020/1642 of 5 November 2020.