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  OMC | Estudios económicos y Estadísticas - Talleres de Ginebra sobre Comercio y Desarrollo

Fugazza) > Paper 12 May 2009 Kyle Bagwell (Stanford University) Profit Shifting and Trade Agreements in Imperfectly Competitive Markets (co-authored with Robert W. (...) Staiger) > Paper 12 June 2009 Kamal Saggi (Southern Methodist University, Dallas) Bilateralism, Multilateralism, and the Quest for Global Free Trade (co-authored with H. (...) Yildiz) > Paper 16 June 2009 Robert Staiger (Stanford University) Delocation and Trade Agreements in Imperfectly Competitive Markets (co-authored with K.

Score: 782543.5 - https://www.wto.org/spanish/re...dw_s/wkshop09_s/spring09_s.htm

  Global ICT Capacity

RUTO, EGH, EBS, Deputy President, Office of the Deputy PresidentD Mr Francis WANGUSI, Director General, Communications Authority of Kenya (CA)HD Ms Beatrice GATHIRWA, Board Member, Communications Authority of Kenya (CA)D Mr Ngene GITUKU, Chairman of the Board, Communications Authority of Kenya (CA)D Mr Christopher HUKA, Board Member, Communications Authority of Kenya (CA)D Ms Patricia KIMAMA, Board Member, Communications Authority of Kenya (CA)D Mr David KITUR, Board Member, Communications Authority of Kenya (CA)D Ms Judy MUNYINYI, Board Member, Communications Authority of Kenya (CA)D Mr Mugambi NANDI, Board Member, Communications Authority of Kenya (CA)D Mr Mbage NG ANGA, Chairperson, Kenya Law Reform CommissionD Mr Mwenda NJOKA, Baord Member, Communications Authority of Kenya (CA)D Prof. (...) Maria GARRIDO, Research Assistant Professor, Technology & Social Change Group, University of Washington, United States of America Mr Tom GIANI, System Developer, Technical University of Kenya Ms Victoria GITAU, Assistant Administrative Officer, Kenya Methodist University, Kenya Ms Natacha ISHEMA, Course Coordinator, Strathmore University, Kenya Ms Melissah JULIET, Student Leader-Ku, Kenyatta University, Kenya Dr Githinji KABATA, Lecturer, Kisii University, Kenya Ms Sarah KALULU, Student Mr Alexander KAMAU, Lecturer and ICT Consultant, Moi University, Kenya Mr Geoffrey KAMAU, Instructor, Jkuat University, Kenya Mr Brian KARONEY, Lead Technologist, Eskay Communications Limited, Kenya Ms Mary KARONG'A, Student, Kenya Model United Nations, Kenya Mr Newton KARUMBA, Consultant, United States International University, Kenya Mr Cyrill KASEMBELI, Student, Moi University, Kenya Ms Bernice KIBET, Student, Multimedia University of Kenya Ms Mercy Chepkirui KILEL, Student Leader, University of Nairobi, Kenya Ms Nicera KIMANI, Documentor, Young Women's Initiative (YWI) NETWORK, Kenya Mr Sammy KIMANI, Senior Media Executive, Engage Burson-Marsteller, Kenya Mr Benjamin KIMUTAI, Trainee Project Engineer, Moi University, Kenya Mr James KIMWOMI, Lecturer, Kenya Technical Teachers College 05/09/2016 Page 16 of 22 9) Other Organizations and Institutions Ms Annet KINYANJUI, ICT Management Trainee, Pioneer International University , Kenya Mr Alfred KINYUA, Lecturer, Multimedia University, Kenya Mr Geofrey KITOTO, Cisco Instructor, Kenyatta University Ms Terry KIYAKA, Student, Kenya Model United Nations, Kenya Mr Nicholas KSUNDU, Telecommunications Engineering Student, Multimedia University of Kenya Mr Kiro KUBBUYA, Data Base Manager, University of Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo Mr Edward KUSEWA, Lecturer, University of Arusha, Tanzania Mr Ulf LARSSON, Programme Manager, Spider Stockholm University, Sweden Ms Eileen LUMUMBA, Student, Multimedia University, Kenya Ms Roselyne MAGANGI, Precious Blood Riruta, Kenya Dr Ahmad MAHDAVI, Pesticide and Chemicals Regulatory Toxicologist, University of Tehran, Sustainable agriculture and environment, Iran (Islamic Republic of) Mr Yakubu MAITALATA, Research, Education and Training Officer, Digital Bridge Institute, Nigeria Mr Silas MAIYO, Research Coordinator, The Co-operative University College of Kenya Ms Dorcus MAKOKHA, Telecommucation Student, Kenyatta university, Kenya Ms Nicole MALUSI, Student, Pan African Christian University Mr Brian MANDELA, Student, Moi University, Kenya Ms Huldah MASESE, Student, University of Nairobi, Kenya Mr Henry MEENA, ICT Specialist, The Catholic University of Eastern Africa, Kenya Ms Juliet. A MELISSAH, Student Leader-Ku, Kenyatta University, Kenya Ms Ilana MILKES, CEO and Founder, World Tech Makers, Colombia Mr Antony MOHAMMED, Website Developer, Technical University of Kenya Mr Michael MOIKOYO, Website Developer, Technical University of Kenya Mr Christopher MOKAYA, Lecturer, Dean of Curriculum, International Teaching and Training Centre, Kenya Mr Brian MOMANYI, Student, Summit Institute of Professionals, Kenya Ms Emily MUCHERU, Student, University of Nairobi, Kenya Ms Pauline MUIGAI, ICT Officer, Kenya Institute of Special Education, Kenya Ms Winfred MUKONZO, Student, Maseno University, Kenya Mr Samuel MUNYAO, Student, University of Nairobi, Kenya Mr Oliver MURIANKI, Student, Telecommunication and Information Engineering, Multimedia University of Kenya Mr Ben MURIUKI, Assistant Administrative Officer, Kenya Methodist University, Kenya Ms Maryanne MURIUKI, Coordinator, Nyandarua Youth Empowerment Network Trust, Kenya Ms Paula MUSUVA, Lecturer, United States International University - Africa (USIU-A) Ms Winnie Fridah MUTHONI, student, Mount Kenya University, Kenya Mr Jonathan MWAI, Senior ICT Officer, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, Kenya Mr Jotham Kilimo MWALE, Director, Centre for Open Distance and E-Learning, Multimedia University of Kenya Ms Rose NAMISI, Student, Kenyatta University, Kenya Mr Ian NDALO, Website Developer, Technical University of Kenya Mr Daniel NDAMBUKI, Engineer, Moi University, Kenya Mr Patrick NDEGWA, Lead Coordinator Programmes, Kenya Methodist University, Kenya Mr Eric NDUNGU, Marketing and Communications Manager, Kenya Network Information Centre (KeNIC), Kenya Ms Audrey NG'ENY, Student in Communication, Multimedia University, Kenya Ms Irene NJERI KIMEMIA, Communication and Dissemination Manager, Vitabu Vyetu Foundation, Kenya Ms Gladys NJIRU, Managing Director, Learning House, Kenya Ms Pascalia Hawi NYAMITA, Student, Kenyatta University, Kenya Mr Eric NYAMWAYA, ICT Support Technician, Saint Paul's University Limuru, Kenya Mr Bonfageus NYANGARESI, Student, Peace Unit Program, Kenyatta University, Kenya Mr Clifford OBAGA, Student, Multimedia University of Kenya 05/09/2016 Page 17 of 22 9) Other Organizations and Institutions Mr Edwin OCHIENG, Student, Moi University, Kenya Mr Godfrey OCHOLA, Student, University of Nairobi, Kenya Mr Obadiah OCHOMBA, IT Support, Technical University of Kenya Mr Tyson ODOO, Student, University of Nairobi, Kenya Mr Peter OJARE, Student, University of Nairobi, Kenya Mr Ronald OJINO, Lecturer, The Co-operative University College of Kenya Dr Adebowale OJO, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa Mr John OKACH, International Teaching Faculty, Jesuit Commons: Higher Education at the Margins (JC:HEM), Kenya Mr Godwin OKELLO, IT Consultant, Pacq technologies, Kenya Mr Luke OKELO, Lecturer, Technical University Kenya Prof.

Score: 781810.84 - https://www.itu.int/en/ITU-D/C...istOfAnnouncedParticipants.pdf

  Информация о либерализации отрасли телекоммуникаций в странах участников РСС: проблемы и перспективы

In a different way are being solved the issues of establishment of regulatory authorities, improvement of legal basis, licensing, setting up the tariffs, defined mechanism of separate accounting, universal service, choice of operators providing universal services etc. (...) Such authorities also exist in the RCC observers’ countries – Latvia and Estonia. (...) At the forthcoming 39th Meeting of RCC CAs Board in May 2008 in Tajikistan it is planned to continue consideration and exchange of experience on universal services provision. 3 In order to arrange regular cooperation and interaction of independent regulatory authorities in the field of communications of CIS countries as well as coordination of the position of CIS countries on the actual issues of regulation at the international events by the decision of RCC highest body in 2007 was established Commission on coordination of regulatory authorities activities.

Score: 780830.86 - https://www.itu.int/ITU-D/treg...utions/Consultation_Russia.pdf

  Информация о либерализации отрасли телекоммуникаций в странах участников РСС: проблемы и перспективы

In a different way are being solved the issues of establishment of regulatory authorities, improvement of legal basis, licensing, setting up the tariffs, defined mechanism of separate accounting, universal service, choice of operators providing universal services etc. (...) Such authorities also exist in the RCC observers’ countries – Latvia and Estonia. (...) At the forthcoming 39th Meeting of RCC CAs Board in May 2008 in Tajikistan it is planned to continue consideration and exchange of experience on universal services provision. 3 In order to arrange regular cooperation and interaction of independent regulatory authorities in the field of communications of CIS countries as well as coordination of the position of CIS countries on the actual issues of regulation at the international events by the decision of RCC highest body in 2007 was established Commission on coordination of regulatory authorities activities.

Score: 780830.86 - https://www.itu.int/ITU-D/treg...utions/Consultation_Russia.pdf

  WTO | Economic research: Geneva Trade and Development Workshop

Spring Semester 2008 Date Speaker Title 22 February 2008 Hylke Vandenbussche (University of Leuven) Anti-dumping Protection Hurts Exporters: Firm-level Evidence from France (co-authored with J. (...) (co-authored with J-M. Grether and J. De Melo). This paper is available from Springerlink > Paper 29 April 2008 Mathias Thoenig (University of Geneva) Product-based Cultural Change: Is the Village Global? (...) Porto) > Paper 10 June 2008 Kishore Gawande (Texas A&M) What Governments Maximize and Why: The View From Trade (co-authored with P. Krishna and M. Olarreaga) > Paper 24 June 2008 Donald Mac Laren (University of Melbourne) Partial Equilibrium Measures of Trade Restrictiveness (co-authored with P.

Score: 778352.44 - https://www.wto.org/english/re...dw_e/wkshop08_e/spring08_e.htm

  Microsoft Word - Tentative Timetable - Confidentiality rev 2021-11-30.docx

Towarowa 55, 61-896 Poznań, Poland 29 November 2021 Tentative timetable DAY 1 – Wednesday 1 December Local time Item 08:45 Registration of those arriving in Poznań & Connection for remote participants 09:30 Opening of the meeting by hosts: - Maciej Żukowski, Rector of Poznań University of Economics and Business - Dominik Rozkrut, President of Statistics Poland Introduction to HLG-MOS and Statistical Data Confidentiality (Taeke Gjaltema) - Taeke Gjaltema (UNECE) 10:00 Introducing the procedure for questions and answers 10:05 Topic: Access to microdata Session Organizers: Aleksandra Bujnowska (Eurostat) and Eric Schulte Nordholt (Statistics Netherlands) 10:15 Access to different kinds of Statistics Netherlands’ microdata Eric Schulte Nordholt (Statistics Netherlands) 10:30 Creating ready-made research datasets from national administrative registers Päivi Kankaanranta (Statistics Finland) 10:45 Fingerprinting relational data Tanja Šarčević (SBA Research) 11:00 Questions to the authors 11:15 Break (20 minutes) 11:35 Shedding light on the legal approach to aggregate data under the GDPR & the FFDR Emanuela Podda (Università di Bologna) 11:50 Transnational access to confidential microdata: Progress and impact for research Maria Alkhoury (Centre d'accès sécurisé aux données / Secure Data Hub) 12:05 Microdata access where we are and where we need to go Elizabeth Green (University of the West of England) 12:20 Questions to the authors 12:35 Lunch break 13:50 Topic: Access to microdata (contd) 13:55 Microdata access services coping with COVID-19 lockdown Natalia Volkow (National Institute of Statistics and Geography) 14:10 Questions to the author and general discussion JOINT UNECE/EUROSTAT EXPERT MEETING ON STATISTICAL DATA CONFIDENTIALITY 2 DAY 1 – Continued 14:30 Topic: Risk assessment: Privacy, confidentiality, and disclosure Session Organizers: Josep Domingo-Ferrer (Universitat Rovira i Virgili), Krish Muralidhar (University of Oklahoma) 14:40 Statistical disclosure control for machine learning models Felix Ritchie (University of the West of England) 14:55 The trade-off between the risk of disclosure and data utility in SDC – a case of data from a survey of accidents at work Andrzej Młodak (Statistical Office in Poznań) 15:10 Using machine learning to assist output checking Josep Domingo-Ferrer (Universitat Rovira i Virgili) 15:25 Questions to the authors 15:40 Break (20 minutes) 16:00 Disclosure metrics born from statistical evaluations of data utility Devyani Biswal (University of Ottawa) 16:15 Risk assessment procedures for the 2020 U.S. census David Van Riper (University of Minnesota) 16:30 Questions to the authors 16:45 Proposal for a risk assessment scale for privacy risks in the disclosure of statistical information Jesús González López (National Institute of Statistics and Geography) 17:00 Database reconstruction is very difficult in practice Krishnamurty Muralidhar (University of Oklahoma) 17:15 Questions to the authors and general discussion 17:40 Topic: Other Emerging issues Session Organizers: Peter-Paul de Wolf (Statistics Netherlands) and Janika Tarkoma (Statistics Finland) 17:45 Some of entity resolution and the impacts on personal privacy Rebecca Steorts (Duke University) 18:00 Questions to the author 18:05 End of Day 1 DAY 2 – Thursday 2 December 08:45 Connection for remote participants 09:00 Reflections from day 1 09:15 Topic: Software tools for statistical data confidentiality Session Organizers: Peter-Paul de Wolf (Statistics Netherlands) and Andrzej Młodak (Poznań Statistical Office) 09:25 Suppression of directly-disclosive cells in frequency tables Daniel Lupp (Statistics Norway) 09:40 Introducing a graphical user interface for creating the metadata governing the secondary cell suppression process Michel Reiffert (Destatis) 09:55 Assessing, visualizing and improving the utility of synthetic data Gillian Raab (Scottish Centre for Administrative Data Research) JOINT UNECE/EUROSTAT EXPERT MEETING ON STATISTICAL DATA CONFIDENTIALITY 3 DAY 2 – Continued 10:10 Questions to the authors 10:25 Private linear regression: Can we scale up with Big Data? Giuseppe Bruno (Bank of Italy) 10:40 Automatic checking of research outputs Marco Stocchi (Eurostat) 10:55 Questions to the authors and general discussion 11:15 Break (20 minutes) 11:35 Topic: Microdata protection Session Organizers: Josep Domingo-Ferrer (Universitat Rovira i Virgili), Krish Muralidhar (University of Oklahoma) 11:45 Accounting for longitudinal data structures when disseminating synthetic data to the public Joerg Drechsler (Institute for Employment Research) 12:00 AI-based privacy preserving census(like) data publication Johannes Gussenbauer (Statistics Austria) 12:15 Generating tabular data using generative adversarial networks with differential privacy Giacomo Astolfi (European Central Bank) 12:30 Questions to the authors 12:45 Lunch break 14:00 Topic: Microdata protection (contd) 14:05 Generative adversarial networks for synthetic data generation: A comparative study Claire Little (University of Manchester) 14:20 Data access modernization in National Statistical Offices through synthetic data, the HLG- MOS guide Kenza Sallier (Statistics Canada) 14:35 Extreme value protection adjustment for different subpopulations in complex data sets Anna Oganian (National Center for Health Statistics) 14:50 Questions to the authors and general discussion 15:25 Break (20 minutes) 15:35 Topic: Tabular data Session Organizers: Steven Thomas (Statistics Canada) and Sarah Giessing (Destatis) 15:45 Differential privacy and noisy confidentiality concepts for European population statistics Fabian Bach (Eurostat) 16:00 Fair risk-utility comparison of tabular perturbation methods by post-processing to expected frequencies Øyvind Langsrud (Statistics Norway) 16:15 Suppression or perturbation? Wim Kloek (Eurostat) 16:30 Questions to the authors 16:45 Considerations to deal with the frozen cell problem in Tau-Argus Modular Sarah Giessing (Destatis) 17:00 Increasing utility of economic statistical information Steven Thomas (Statistics Canada) 17:15 Questions to the authors and general discussion 17:35 End of Day 2 JOINT UNECE/EUROSTAT EXPERT MEETING ON STATISTICAL DATA CONFIDENTIALITY 4 DAY 3 – Friday 3 December 08:45 Connection for remote participants 09:00 Reflections from day 2 09:15 Topic: Other Emerging issues (Contd) Session Organizers: Peter-Paul de Wolf (Statistics Netherlands) and Janika Tarkoma (Statistics Finland) 09:25 A proof-of-concept solution for secure processing of mobile network operator data for official statistics Fabio Ricciato, (Eurostat) 09:40 Modelling data environments within PROV to assist anonymisation decision-making Mark Elliot (University of Manchester) 09:55 Structural uniqueness in network data Marieke de Vries (Statistics Netherlands) 10:10 Questions to the authors and general discussion 10:40 Updates on the HLG project on input privacy preservation Dennis Ramondt (Statistics Netherlands) 10:55 Questions to the presenter 11:00 Results of the discussions on future work 11:30 Conclusion of the meeting 11:45 End of the meeting

Score: 778025.34 - https://unece.org/sites/defaul...metable%20SDC2021_rev30-11.pdf

  List of Participants

Irfani Ahmad Indonesia Diponegoro University 36. Elsayed Ahmed Sudan Telecommunications and Post Regulatory Authority 37. (...) Kwadwo Osafo-Maafo Ghana National Communications Authority (NCA) 132. Junhyung Park Korea (Rep. of) Soonchunhyang University 133. (...) Tze Yong Phang Singapore InfoComm Media Development Authority 139. Seshaiah Ponnekanti United Kingdom Amrita University 140.

Score: 777552.8 - https://www.itu.int/en/ITU-T/W...of%20Participants%2022_Aug.pdf

  WTO | 2011 News items - WTO launches essay award for young economists

The Panel comprises: Professor Avinash Dixit (Princeton University) Professor Robert Staiger (Stanford University) Professor Alberto Trejos (INCAE Business School). (...) In the case of co-authored papers, this requirement shall apply to all authors. (...) Past winners The 2010 WTO Prize was awarded to Dave Donaldson (MIT) and Olena Ivus (Queen's University).  The 2009 WTO Prize was awarded to Ralph Ossa (University of Chicago).

Score: 776241.6 - https://www.wto.org/english/ne..._e/news11_e/rese_15feb11_e.htm

  OMC | Recherche économiques et  Statistiques - Ateliers à Genève sur le commerce et le développement

(co-authored with J-M. Grether and J. De Melo). This paper is available from Springerlink > Paper 29 April 2008 Mathias Thoenig (University of Geneva) Product-based Cultural Change: Is the Village Global? (...) Van Horen) > Paper 27 May 2008 Chad Bown (Brandeis University and WTO) The WTO, Developing Country Exports, and Market Access: Firm-Level Evidence from an Unlikely Trade Preference Shock (co-authored with G. Porto) > Paper 10 June 2008 Kishore Gawande (Texas A&M) What Governments Maximize and Why: The View From Trade (co-authored with P. Krishna and M. Olarreaga) > Paper 24 June 2008 Donald Mac Laren (University of Melbourne) Partial Equilibrium Measures of Trade Restrictiveness (co-authored with P.

Score: 775135.55 - https://www.wto.org/french/res...dw_f/wkshop08_f/spring08_f.htm

  Microsoft Word - TM DTT Admin_Neg - 30-31 May 2013 - Bios Country Reps.doc

She holds a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from Heriot-Watt University, Scotland and a Law Degree from the University of Wolverhampton, England. (...) He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Commerce, Accounting at the Ain- Shams University in Cairo, Eypt. 4 Hesham Ismail Abdelmonem Khodair is Director, Large Taxpayer Center Translation Division, Egyptian Tax Authority. (...) She holds a Master’s Degree in Economic Law and a Business Law Degree from Ha Noi National University. Berlin Msiska is currently the Commissioner General of the Zambia Revenue Authority.

Score: 774196.8 - https://www.un.org/esa/ffd/wp-...5/20130530_BiosCountryReps.pdf