Plenary session Room 1: |
IPS3 – Mutual benefits of collaboration between official statisticians and academics Chair: Stephen Penneck Invited speakers: 1. Denise Lievesley 2. Lamine Diop 3. Kerrie Mengersen 4. Ben Kiregyera 5. Conchita Kleijweg 6. Oliver Chinganya |
Parallel Sessions #6 Time 10:30-12:00 |
Room 1: Session R1.6 – Panel session Chair: Sassire Napo |
S1.2. Young African Statisticians’ contribution to modernizing statistical systems in Africa Organizers: Young African Statisticians (Takwimu) Panellists 1. Edem Kludza 2. Uwamahoro Sandrine 3. Assana Richard Ayizou 4. Fransina Amutenya Discussant: Kerrie Anderson |
Room 2: Session R2.6 – Panel Session Chair: Themba Munalula |
S1.3. Importance of Subregional statistical organizations Organizers: Misha Belkindas Panellists 1. Konstattin Laykam 2. Paul-Henri Nguema Meye 3. Misha Belkindas Discussant: Jean Louis Bodin |
Room 3: Session R3.6 – Chair: Arnoldo Frigessi |
C5.12 Joint Bayesian modeling of time to malaria and mosquito abundance in Ethiopia Denekew Bitew C5.22 Trends of Respiratory rate change among Under-five pneumonia Admitted patients Follow-Up in Felege-Hiwot General and referral Hospital: A Multivariate Decomposition Analysis Muluwerk Ayele Derebe C5.10 Zero Human Rabies Deaths: A One Health approach to rabies elimination in Zambia Chikoloma Nakazwe C3.16. Individual and Contextual-level factors associated with Well-being among older Adults in Rural Zambia: A multilevel analysis. Andrew Banda |
Room 4: Session R4.6 – Panel session Chair: Reija Helenius |
S2.6. Statistics shapes society Organizer: Statistics Finland Panellists Elisa Falck, Project Coordinator, International Statistical Literacy Project. ‘Challenges and opportunities to promote statistical literacy’. Karen Bett, Policy Manager, Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data. ‘Democratizing data skills in the continent’. Delia North, Professor, University of KwaZulu-Natal. ‘Capacity Building for the Data Era: The story of UKZN (South Africa)’ Chikoloma Nakazwe, Program Project Manager, National Public Health Institute. ‘Zambia’s experience in the ISLP school competition’ Discussant David Stern, Dr., Mathematical Scientist, Founding Director of IDEMS International. |
Room :5 Session R5.6 – Chair: Lidija Brković C5.46 Mortality indicators in international health monitoring – room for improvement from Nordic, European and global perspective? Mika Gissler C5.26 Social determinants of maternal mortality in South Africa: evidence from the Community Survey 2016 Thembelihle Luthuli C5.28 The root-Gaussian Cox Process for Spatio-Temporal Diseases Mapping with Aggregated Data Zeytu Asfaw C3.14. Beyond stocks and flows: Quantifying migration patterns of recent global developments in official statistics Anna Sára Ligeti |
Room 6: Session R6.6 – Chair: Denise Lievesley |
The Impact of COVID-19 on Transport and Logistics Operations in Zambia: A Perspective from Firms and Customs Authorities and Agencies. John Mututwa. C5.31 A Cohort Study of COVID-19 Patients: Hawassa University Referral Hospital, Ethiopia Anteneh Bezabih C5.32 The Impact of COVID-19 on Household Food Insecurity: The Case of Household Dietary Diversity and Food Expenditure Share in Zambia Chitalu Miriam Chama-Chiliba |
Room 7: Session R7.6 – Chair: Macdonald G. Obudho |
C5.43 Small area estimation of zone level malnutrition among under five children in Ethiopia Kindie Fentahun Muchie C5.44 Understanding suicidal tendencies among Namibian adolescents: A structural Equation Model Lillian Pazvakawambwa C5.45 The Effect of Delayed Treatment on Survival of Breast Cancer Patients at Cancer Diseases Hospital, Lusaka, Zambia: A Retrospective Cohort Study Masaku Sheila C4.5. Operating large-scale micro databases with public and private data sources. Johannes Micheler |
Plenary – Closing Session & Key outcomes. Room 1 |
Remarks, Mulenga JJ Musepa, Statistician General, Zambia Statistics Agency Chair : Misha Belkindas 1. Dominik Rozkrut 2. Graciela Márquez Colín 3. Oliver Chinganya 4. Promotional video, 64th World Statistics Congress 5. Closing remarks: Felix Nkulukusa, Secretary to Tresury |