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June 8-10, 2026, Minsk, Meeting of specialists from national statistical offices of the CIS countries "Statistical view of society through the prism of generations" The meeting is organized by the CIS Statistical Committee jointly with the National Statistical Committee of the Republic of Belarus and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)

June 8-10, 2026, Minsk, Meeting of specialists from national statistical offices of the CIS countries "Statistical view of society through the prism of generations" The meeting is organized by the CIS Statistical Committee jointly with the National Statistical Committee of the Republic of Belarus and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)

   08.06.2026

The meeting will address the collection, analysis, and dissemination of statistical information on different generations of the population, including children, youth, working-age individuals, and older adults. Particular attention will be paid to improving household survey methods, current statistical records, and the use of modern data visualization and analysis technologies.

Representatives of national statistical offices of the CIS countries, government agencies, international and regional organizations, and the scientific and expert communities will participate. The meeting will be held in a hybrid format with in-person and remote participation.

Link to join: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84069183113?pwd=MK8Oeuitd1kwRjfQlNj6BPyFNZ42LB.1

Participants

Session 1

Presentation:

Demographic statistics of generations in the Republic of Azerbaijan

Age structure of the population and its transformation

Statistical portrait of young people in Kazakhstan

Demographic situation in the Republic of Tajikistan

Statistical study of different population groups

Education level of generations in Azerbaijan

Session 2

Presentation:

Analyzing the Daily Time: What We Can Know About Well-Being Across Demographic Groups

How we use our time: age-related features

Development of Indicators for Monitoring Action on Ageing

Demographic change in Europe and Central Asia. Implications of a shrinking and ageing workforce

Development of a minimum set of indicators on children exposed to violence, in alternative care and children with disabilities

Regional Child Rights Monitoring Framework. Organising national data and statistics on children in line with the CRC

Improving methodological approaches to studying generations