Usage of information and communication technologies - individualsMetadataPeriod: AnnualYear: 2020 |
01. Contact | Top |
01.1. Contact organisation | |
Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia. | |
01.2. Contact organisation unit | |
Information Society Statistics unit. | |
01.3. Contact name | |
Uros Rajcevic | |
01.4. Contact person function | |
Methodologist. | |
01.5. Contact mail address | |
Milana Rakica 5, Belgrade, Serbia. | |
01.6. Contact email address | |
uros.rajcevic@stat.gov.rs | |
01.7. Contact phone number | |
+381 11 2412922 ext. 380 |
02. Metadata update | Top |
02.2. Metadata last posted | |
29/11/2023 | |
02.3. Metadata last update | |
6/12/2022 |
03. Statistical presentation | Top |
03.1. Data description | |
Survey data refer to the use of different information-comunication technologies and devices by individuals. | |
03.2. Classification system | |
International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED), International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO) . | |
03.3. Coverage - sector | |
N/A. | |
03.4. Statistical concepts and definitions | |
In a study on the use of information and communication technologies by individuals, the basic statistical variables used are:
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03.5. Statistical unit | |
Individuals. | |
03.6. Statistical population | |
Individuals between 16 and 74 years. | |
03.7. Reference area | |
All individuals on terittory of Republic of Serbia without Kosovo. | |
03.8. Coverage - Time | |
2009-2020. | |
03.9. Base period | |
N/A. |
04. Unit of measure | Top |
04. Unit of measure | |
Unit measures that are used in the survey: percent, number. |
05. Reference Period | Top |
05. Reference Period | |
First quarter of the year for Usage of ICT in households. |
06. Institutional Mandate | Top |
06.1. Institutional Mandate - legal acts and other agreements | |
Official Statistics Law. | |
06.2. Institutional Mandate - data sharing | |
N/A. |
07. Confidentiality | Top |
07.1. Confidentiality - policy | |
Official Statistics Law. | |
07.2. Confidentiality - data treatment | |
Official Statistics Law. |
08. Release policy | Top |
08.1. Release calendar | |
Statistical release and publications with results from survey are avaliable on the website of the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia, in the part "Release Calendar". | |
08.2. Release calendar access | |
Release calendar for the current year is avaliable to public on the web page: http:/www.stat.gov.rs/calendar/?a=278&s= | |
08.3. Release policy - user access | |
Survey result are available: 1) SORS web-site 2) Library Publication and survey results are available on SORS web-site under same terms for all interested users. in case of specialt requests Price Policy of SORS will be implemented. |
09. Frequency of dissemination | Top |
09. Frequency of dissemination | |
Data are published annualy. |
10. Accessibility and clarity | Top |
10.1. Dissemination format - News release | |
Survey results for usage of ICT by individuals does not have press release. | |
10.2. Dissemination format - Publications | |
The book "Usage of information-communication technologies in the Republic of Serbia". | |
10.3. Dissemination format - online database | |
Most important indicators are available in database on SORS web-site. Users are able to download files to excel. | |
10.4. Dissemination format - microdata access | |
The Institute provides access to individual data without identifiers (anonymous data) which are available upon request of the user in accordance with the principles defined in the Official Statistics Law: https://www.stat.gov.rs/media/2322/zakon_o_statisticie.pdf and the rules defined by the Rulebook on the manner and procedure of data provision produced by the Republic Statistical Office: https://www.stat.gov.rs/en-US/o-nama/dokumenti
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10.5. Dissemination format - other | |
N/A. | |
10.6. Documentation on methodology | |
Work in progress on setting up on new site of the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia. | |
10.7. Quality management - documentation | |
A detailed control of the results is carried out before the results of the survey are published. Based on the Customer Satisfaction Survey, feedback was received on the quality and comprehensibility of published results. |
11. Quality management | Top |
11.1. Quality assurance | |
The Methodological Manual provides guidelines and standards for the implementation of the surveys in the Member States. It is updated every year according to the changed contents of the model questionnaires. | |
11.2. Quality management - assessment | |
Before publishing the results, detailed control is carried out by examining the results obtained. Through two user satisfaction surveys, feedback was obtained on the quality and comprehensibility of the published results of all surveys in the SORS, and included subject research. |
12. Relevance | Top |
12.1. User needs | |
RATEL, Government institutions, public sector. | |
12.2. User satisfaction | |
User reviews and opinions were obtained through the Customer Satisfaction Survey 2013, 2015,2017, and 2019. | |
12.3. Completeness | |
N/A. |
13. Accuracy and reliability | Top | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
13.1. Overall accuracy | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
In this research, we distinguish between two types of errors: sampling and non sampling. The survey is conducted on a random sample. The sample selection box is based on the 2011 Census. The sample plan is defined in such a way that the grades for the main assessment domains are of satisfactory accuracy. Of the non-sampling errors, there are:
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13.2. Sampling error | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
The sample for the survey is two-stage stratified, with census circles as primary and households as secondary units. The sample selection box for the first stage, is a list of census circles with 20 or more households, and for the second stage, lists of households for the selected census circles. The rating system corresponds to a selection procedure in which the units of the first stage are selected in proportion to the size and with repetition, and the units of the second stage are simply random without repetition. To make the estimates from the sample representative of the observed general population, each household in the sample was assigned a weighting (expansion factor). The baseline weighting resulting from the applied sample design was corrected for non-response and adjusted for population values for 2020. Two weights were calculated. Household weight, which serves as an expansion factor for the data collected by the household questionnaire and the weighting for persons aged 16-74 over the years for the data collected by the individual questionnaire. The household weight was adjusted to the estimated number of households for 2020. applying the post-stratification method. The face weight was adjusted to the current demographic estimates for 2020. based on gender, 10 years of age, and completed school, using the post-stratification method.
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13.3. Non-sampling error | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
The response rate of observation units (households and persons) is 91.9%. The reasons for non-response are: no contact with the household / person, refusal to cooperate, inability to cooperate due to language barrier, illness or other reasons and disregard of incomplete or poor quality questionnaires. The baseline weighting resulting from the sample design applied has been corrected for non-response and adjusted for 2020 population values. Two weights were calculated. Household weight, which serves as an expansion factor for the data collected by the household questionnaire and the weighting for persons aged 16-74 over the years for the data collected by the individual questionnaire. The household weight was adjusted to the estimated number of households for 2020, applying the post-stratification method. The face weight was adjusted to the current demographic estimates for 2020, based on gender, 10 years of age and graduation using the post-stratification method. |
14. Timeliness and punctuality | Top |
14.1. Timeliness | |
The survey is being conducted in March, while the research results are published at the end of the third week of September. | |
14.2. Punctuality | |
All data are sent to Eurostat in time. |
15. Coherence and comparability | Top |
15.1. Comparability - geographical | |
Previous surveys have been carried out at NUTS level 1, and since 2019 it will be implemented NUTS level 2. | |
15.2. Comparability - over time | |
Time series 2009-2020. For information: there are interrupt series, the reasons for the break of the series are: - change the Eurostat questionnaire and eject certain variables from the questionnaire - change the scope of certain variables, some variables are divided into two different variables, thus eliminating the possibility of a time series | |
15.3. Coherence - cross domain | |
N/A | |
15.4. Coherence - internal | |
N/A. |
16. Cost and Burden | Top |
16. Cost and Burden | |
Not avaliable. |
17. Data revision | Top |
17.1. Data revision - policy | |
N/A | |
17.2. Data revision - practice | |
N/A
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18. Statistical processing | Top |
18.1. Source data | |
Survey is conducted on two-stage stratified random sample. Gross sample size is 2800 individuals, response rate is 91.9%, or 2574 individuals. | |
18.2. Frequency of data collection | |
Annual. | |
18.3. Data collection | |
The survey is conducted through a telephone survey, (CATI) method of data collection on IST. The questionnaire was formulated according to the Eurostat methodology, where it was previously tested and accepted by all member states and candidates. The interviewer training is conducted according to the instructions for using the data entry program in IST. | |
18.4. Data validation | |
We use EUROSTAT validation program. | |
18.5. Data compilation | |
In the research on the use of information and communication technologies by individuals, imputation of data is not applied, while it is systematically impossible for the respondent to not answer any question. | |
18.6. Adjustment | |
N/A. |
19. Comment | Top |