Resumen de A first interim assessment of the third round of peer review of the European statistical system
Peer Reviews are exercises to assess compliance with the principles and indicators of the European Statistics Code of Practice by the members of the European Statistical System: Eurostat and the national statistical systems (composed of statistical offices and other institutions). Peer Reviews are carried out periodically (every 5/6 years), by agreement of the European Union. To date, three rounds have been carried out: in 2006-2008, in 2013-2015, and a third round is underway between 2021 and 2023. Although the third round is still ongoing at the time of writing (December 2022), based on the experience of a representative group (14) of the countries already reviewed, a first assessment can already be made of the degree of achievement of the objectives pursued. The aim of this document is to provide a first input for a future comprehensive "lessons learned exercise" and to contribute to the debate on aspects to be taken into account in future peer reviews.
