(2) Main Characteristics of the Agricultural Statistical System
Organizational Structure for data collection in agricultural sector in Myanmar is quite different from the other productive sectors. Significant features related to the productive activities depend on changes in the seasonal pattern or weather conditions. Seasonality can have serious impact on food production. The elongated shape of the map of Myanmar is a natural advantage; the northern most part of country experiences low temperature and the temperature rise until it reaches the southern part. A major portion of country enjoys a tropical climate. At the province level, Myanmar is administratively divided into 17 States/Divisions. The States/divisions are sub-divided into 64 districts which are further divided into 324 townships. The townships are again subdivided into 13,759 village tracts. The basic administrative unit in Myanmar is the village tract and is administrated by a committee which is directly supervised by township Peace and Development Council. Most of the statistics in Myanmar represent those administrative regions.
Since the lowest administrative unit is the village tract, statistics are collected usually on that bias. The village tract Peace and Development Council is an integral part of the agricultural statistics system and it has to give necessary assistance to the staffs of other agricultural related agencies, such as SLRD, MAS, LBVD, DOF, in the collection and compilation phases of information and keeping records for the village tract. Myanmar has therefore a very closely knit structure of local administrative system. This network helps in coordinating statistical activities at the local level and ensures close cooperation between farmers and government agencies. The government statistical agencies of Myanmar are systematically formed by the field staffs who have thorough knowledge of local climate, farming systems and crop technology and also they are familiar with the local people and their customs as well.
Nevertheless National agricultural statistics system of Myanmar can be defined as a decentralized system with minimum coordination with other concerned departments and ministries. Each ministry has its own statistical unit to serve its own needs either through the survey method of or a by-product of administration.
(2) Main Characteristics of the Agricultural Statistical SystemOrganizational Structure for data collection in agricultural sector in Myanmar is quite different from the other productive sectors. Significant features related to the productive activities depend on changes in the seasonal pattern or weather conditions. Seasonality can have serious impact on food production. The elongated shape of the map of Myanmar is a natural advantage; the northern most part of country experiences low temperature and the temperature rise until it reaches the southern part. A major portion of country enjoys a tropical climate. At the province level, Myanmar is administratively divided into 17 States/Divisions. The States/divisions are sub-divided into 64 districts which are further divided into 324 townships. The townships are again subdivided into 13,759 village tracts. The basic administrative unit in Myanmar is the village tract and is administrated by a committee which is directly supervised by township Peace and Development Council. Most of the statistics in Myanmar represent those administrative regions. Since the lowest administrative unit is the village tract, statistics are collected usually on that bias. The village tract Peace and Development Council is an integral part of the agricultural statistics system and it has to give necessary assistance to the staffs of other agricultural related agencies, such as SLRD, MAS, LBVD, DOF, in the collection and compilation phases of information and keeping records for the village tract. Myanmar has therefore a very closely knit structure of local administrative system. This network helps in coordinating statistical activities at the local level and ensures close cooperation between farmers and government agencies. The government statistical agencies of Myanmar are systematically formed by the field staffs who have thorough knowledge of local climate, farming systems and crop technology and also they are familiar with the local people and their customs as well.Nevertheless National agricultural statistics system of Myanmar can be defined as a decentralized system with minimum coordination with other concerned departments and ministries. Each ministry has its own statistical unit to serve its own needs either through the survey method of or a by-product of administration.
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(2) Main Characteristics of the Agricultural Statistical System
Organizational Structure for data collection in agricultural sector in Myanmar is quite different from the other productive sectors. Significant features related to the productive activities depend on changes in the seasonal pattern or weather conditions. Seasonality can have serious impact on food production. The elongated shape of the map of Myanmar is a natural advantage; the northern most part of country experiences low temperature and the temperature rise until it reaches the southern part. A major portion of country enjoys a tropical climate. At the province level, Myanmar is administratively divided into 17 States/Divisions. The States/divisions are sub-divided into 64 districts which are further divided into 324 townships. The townships are again subdivided into 13,759 village tracts. The basic administrative unit in Myanmar is the village tract and is administrated by a committee which is directly supervised by township Peace and Development Council. Most of the statistics in Myanmar represent those administrative regions.
Since the lowest administrative unit is the village tract, statistics are collected usually on that bias. The village tract Peace and Development Council is an integral part of the agricultural statistics system and it has to give necessary assistance to the staffs of other agricultural related agencies, such as SLRD, MAS, LBVD, DOF, in the collection and compilation phases of information and keeping records for the village tract. Myanmar has therefore a very closely knit structure of local administrative system. This network helps in coordinating statistical activities at the local level and ensures close cooperation between farmers and government agencies. The government statistical agencies of Myanmar are systematically formed by the field staffs who have thorough knowledge of local climate, farming systems and crop technology and also they are familiar with the local people and their customs as well.
Nevertheless National agricultural statistics system of Myanmar can be defined as a decentralized system with minimum coordination with other concerned departments and ministries. Each ministry has its own statistical unit to serve its own needs either through the survey method of or a by-product of administration.
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