The congress received a total of 22 proposals for IASE-related sessions. After careful review, 16 proposals were accepted. The proposals promise very interesting sessions on the following topics:
- Evaluating the Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic and Adjustments on Teaching Statistics: The Philippine Case
- Areas for alignment of labour market information to meet the planning needs of technical and vocational education and training
- Looking to the Future: Important Themes in Statistics Education
- Data science skills for the next generation of statisticians: collaboration with academia
- Setting up of Collaborative Systems between Academic Institutions and Industry, to build a strong Data Skills/Talent Value Chain
- Building Capacity in Statistics Education in Africa
- Reimagining data literacy education for all students: Challenges and new directions in higher education
- Data science education in developing countries: challenges and strategies.
- Mentoring to Build Capacity
- How to sustain and strengthen the LISA-2020 Stat labs in future? - Insights from experiments conducted by some of the members
- Statistics and data in the decision-making process – how can statistical offices promote the usage and application of data?
- Building Bridges: data fellowships + data skills = international data literacy
- The Role of Statistical Collaboration in Achieving Sustainable Agriculture, Improved Nutrition and Food Security: The TEACH Project Experience of LISA
- Statistical Collaboration with Domain Expert
- Promoting Statistical Practice and Collaboration in Developing Countries 16. The African Data Initiative
James Kaleli Musyoka
WSC, IASE Representative
