Caribbean Information System for Economic and Social Planning: CARISPLAN

Includes bibliography

Towards bibliographic control in the Caribbean: the Caribbean Information System

Contiene informacion sobre el Sistema de Informacion del Caribe y sus redes sectoriales.

Caribbean Information System for Economic and Social Planning (CARISPLAN): Institution Authority File

Breve reseña del archivo de autoridad de autores institucionales del Sistema de Información para el Caribe en Materia de Planificación Económica y Social.

Caribbean Information System-Economic and Social Planning (CARISPLAN): final report: phase I, period 1 May 1979-31 December 1980

Includes bibliography

Pautas del Sistema de Información del Caribe para el establecimiento de sistemas sectoriales (agricultura) = Caribbean Information System Guidelines for the establishment of sectoral systems (agriculture)

Incluye Bibliografía

Physical and financial follow-up of investment projects: a methodology for the Project Information System

Includes bibliography

A Municipal Information System for Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago

Includes bibliography

ECLAC: towards a new information system

Evalua las operaciones y eficiencia del servicio de informaciones de la CEPAL en Santiago. Recomienda medidas practicas para reforzar las comunicaciones internas y externas de la CEPAL, llegar mas a conocimiento del publico, y elevar la imagen de la institucion en America Latina, el Caribe, Estados Unidos y Europa.

Information, information management and governance

Includes bibliography

South American Transport Statistics System (SETAS)- Analysis of pilot project

The SETAS pilot project was carried out by the ECLAC Transport Unit, between October 1999 and May 2000 to assess the feasibility of constructing a transport statistics information system for South America. As this would entail a major effort to establish common statistical procedures and criteria between countries, the pilot project attempted to assess the potential of using informatics techniques for standardizing a significant set of regional transport statistics variables.The pilot phase involved specialized transport statistics institutes from Bolivia, Brazil and Chile — the countries chosen to participate in the initial stage of the project. There was also participation by staff members from the Latin American Integration Association (LAIA), and from the ECLAC Statistics and Economic Projections Division, the Electronic Information Centre and the Transport Unit of the Natural Resources and Infrastructure Division.This edition of the FAL Bulletin explains on the components of the SETAS pilot project and the results obtained.