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About Monaco Statistics
By decision of the Government of Monaco, the Monegasque Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (IMSEE) was created in 2011 by Ordinance no. 3.095 of 24 January 2011 establishing the Monegasque Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies and the Scientific Council for Statistics and Economic Studies and is placed directly under the authority of the Minister of State.
The Monegasque Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (IMSEE) collects, interprets and publishes key data on activity in the Principality, providing an accurate overview of its economic and social environment.
The IMSEE collects, produces, analyses and disseminates statistics from government departments, the Municipality, public establishments, businesses and individuals, thereby contributing to the creation of a statistical system in Monaco. Its work promotes a better understanding of the Principality's economic and social environment, which is useful for public policy.
IMSEE also has a public service mission: registering economic agents in the NIS (Statistical Identification Number) register.
The team
Directeur :M. Alexandre BUBBIO Adjoint au Directeur :M. Pascal FERRY Chef de Section - Chargée d'études statistiques :Mme Julie MARTY AdministrateurMme Pauline FARAUD MOLINARI Rédacteurs - Chargé(e)s d'études statistiques : M. Benjamin CAUQUIL Mme Florence MOURADIANMme Chloé REALINI ROTSCHEIDT Chef de Bureau :Mme Em...
Read moreLegal framework
Reference texts relating to Statistics in the Principality:
Read moreScientific Council
The Scientific Council for Statistics and Economic Studies is under the aegis of the Minister of State and has a consultative role. It gives its views on such as needs to be fulfilled (studies to be undertaken), the state of the statistical system and the annual programme of surveys.
Read moreCode of practice
The objective of this code is to lay down ethical principles to be used as reference by Monaco Statistics staff in the conduct of their duties.
Read moreNomenclatures and repositories
For the production of its studies and publications, and in order to set up an optimal classification of the data, Monaco Statistics uses nomenclatures and repositories. Here are the main ones :
Read moreProtection of personal data
As part of the tasks assigned to the Monegasque Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (IMSEE), the Institute handles various types of personal information that have been the subject of applications to the Commission for the Control of Personal Information.The Commission for the Control of Personal Information...
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