This is the website of the public authority of the Slovak Republic – Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic. Links to individual public authorities’ websites can be found at this link.
Be careful and always make sure that you share information only through the secure website of the Slovak public administration. A secure page always starts with https:// before the domain name of the website.
The National Statistical System produces reports for users of the statistics and disseminates them via this website. The reports are published in the Eurostat recommended standard ESMS structure (Euro SDMX Metadata Structure). This structure is part of the more comprehensive SIMS (Single Integrated Metadata Structure) structure, which incorporates all statistical concepts of the two existing reporting structures in the European Statistical System: the ESMS User Reports and the ESQRS Producer Reports. Other members of the European Statistical System have also committed to publishing quality reports in the same structure, for the purposes of consistency and easier comparability of published information.
We are preparing a new version of the Quality Reports for you, which will be presented on this site in the future.
Currently, however, you can find quality reports on the website of the Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic.
A description of the SIMS standard structure used in the European Statistical System is published on the Eurostat website.
Quality reports on ESS statistics can be found next to the data tables in the Eurostat Database.
The Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic and other national authorities contributing to the development, production and dissemination of European statistics shall produce quality reports on the statistical outputs they send to Eurostat in the structure required by Eurostat. In addition to the joint report produced by Eurostat, national reports may also be published.
The main purpose of compiling annual reports on the quality of GNI data is to provide information on significant changes in the sources and methods used and explain the revisions made to GNI and its components.
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