Webinar series on Digitalization in the 2025 System of National Accounts (2025 SNA)

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17 March to 07 April 2026

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Overview

The 2025 System of National Accounts (2025 SNA) and Balance of Payments and Integrated Investment Position Manual, 7th edition (BPM7) provide more visibility to digital activities, products and transactions in macroeconomic accounts given its tremendous impact on production, consumption, prices, trade, labour, and other aspects of the economy. Measurement issues associated with digitalization are elaborated in the 2025 SNA and BPM7, as well as in the accompanying guidance notes and manuals. Some national statistical organizations have initiated experimental estimates on capturing digital activities, while others have integrated questions on the use of digital products and services in their regular household and business surveys.
This webinar series builds on outreach missions of the Intersecretariat Working Group on National Accounts and Advisory Expert Group members and regional commissions to increase awareness on the developments in the 2025 SNA. This collaboration between the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific, through the Statistics Division and Statistical Institute for Asia and the Pacific (SIAP), and the ASEAN Secretariat contributes to advancing regional dialogue on the complexities of measurement of digitalization and better understanding of methodological approaches.

Documents

Concept Note PDF

Webinar recording #1 (17 March 2026)

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Webinar recording #2 (19 March 2026)

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Webinar recording #3 (24 March 2026)

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Presentation files

Webinar 1 (March17 ): Measuring data as an asset

Valuing data as an asset

Adrian Rizzo, 

Australian Bureau of Statistics

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Japan’s measurement of data as an asset

Tatsuo Saito, 

Economic and Social Research Institute, Cabinet Office, Government of Japan

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Webinar 2 (March 19)  : Special session

International Community of Macroeconomic StatisticiansInternational Monetary Fund, ESCAP's Statistics Division and Statistical Institute for Asia and the Pacificpdf

Webinar 3 (March 24)  : Measuring digital intermediation platforms

Measurement of Thailand’s Digital Economy

Apinya Jornsanoh and Apichai Thamsermsuk, 

National Board of the Digital Economy and Society Office 

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Viet Nam’s experience in compiling digital economy statisticsViet Nam National Statistics Office
 
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Measuring digital platform workersMuhammad Suhaib, Pakistan Bureau of Statistics
 
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Webinar 4 (March 31)  : Measuring e-commerce

E-commerce, its measurement and contribution to the economy of MalaysiaMaimunah Rahman and Nur Fauzani Ahmad, Department of Statistics Malaysia 
Measuring the value of e-commerce in IndonesiaBadan Pusat Statistik (Statistics Indonesia) 
E-commerce’s contribution to the Indonesian economySri Indriyani Siregar, BPS-Statistics North Sumatra Province 

Webinar 5 (April 07)  : Measuring digital economy’s value-added contribution

Indian Experiences in estimating digital economyShri Brijendra Singh, Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation of India 
An Overview of the Philippines' Experience in Measuring the Contribution of the Digital EconomyGerald Junne Clariño, Philippine Statistics Authority 
Experimental Digital Economy Satellite Accounts (DESA)Mok Siew Fen, Department of Statistics Singapore