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It can be handy to have code run when commits are pushed to GitHub – you can do lots of things with this, but commonly it is used to run unit tests, build a docker image, or deploy something. In this example we will deploy this website to github pages using Travis-CI (which is free […]
Learn more on Travis CI DeploymentWe regularly publish work on new methods and where we have made significant improvements to existing methods. We have a number of channels: Office for National Statistics (ONS) working paper series Government Statistical Service (GSS) methodology for official statistics (this also includes the discontinued survey methodology bulletin and GSS methodology series). The table provides a comprehensive […]
Learn more on GSS methodology publicationsStatistical coherence is about drawing together outputs on the same topic to better explain the part of the world they describe. This can be across the four countries of the UK where policy making has been devolved (such as housing) or where multiple producers are publishing statistics on the same topic (such as income and […]
Learn more on Coherence of statistics workplan for 2021 to 2022Working groups are taking forward the ongoing Diversity and Inclusion agenda for the Analysis Function.
Learn more on Progressing the Analysis Function Diversity and Inclusion StrategyHigh quality statistics on housing, homelessness, rough sleeping and planning are vital for the UK. They can help answer major questions for policy makers, the housing sector and private citizens, such as: Are we building enough houses to sustain our growing population? Can I afford a home in my local area? How many people are […]
Learn more on Housing, homelessness, rough sleeping and planning statisticsThis Analysis in Government Month we will be sharing a weekly summary of the learning outcomes from our live events. Make sure to check this page regularly for your event reflections.
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Learn more on People’s Choice Award for the third annual Analysis in Government Awards (AiG Awards)The deadline for abstracts for the Government Statistical Service (GSS) Conference 2022 has now been extended until Friday 21 October 2022.
Learn more on Extended deadline for abstracts for the Government Statistical Service (GSS) Conference 2022This report presents the research that has been done during the development of the first harmonised standard for socio-economic background.
Learn more on Development of the socio-economic background harmonised standard: research findingsThis guidance provides advice on how to identify and engage with users.
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