Today we are publishing research on transforming our population and migration statistics, based on our approach to make best use of all available data to produce the best possible statistics at a point in time.
This includes an update on our recent progress in this transformation journey, summarising and signposting the detailed research. The Centre for International Migration is publishing an overview of how ONS intends to integrate admin data with statistical modelling to produce coherent international migration estimates. We are also sharing further research which develops our understanding of our admin-based population estimates (ABPEs) for England and Wales in more depth, including our first time series, as well as research into how the student population appears in administrative data.
On Monday 29 November 2021 we will be sharing new analysis exploring visa journeys and the next steps for visa holders.
About the releases:
Admin-based Population and Migration Estimates, a research update
Find out more about our recent research and how we are transforming population and migration statistics to an approach which puts administrative data at the core.
International Migration statistical design
Following on from our April report on Admin-Based Migration Estimates (ABMEs), this update provides an overview of how we plan to integrate these estimates with statistical modelling to produce coherent international migration estimates.
Developing admin-based population estimates, England and Wales: 2016-2020
In this release we are sharing the progress we have made in developing and understanding our admin-based population estimates in more depth through a time-series analysis.
Understanding Students across Administrative Data in England and Wales
In this release we are sharing our research into how the student population of England and Wales appears in administrative data.
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