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                  metadata,  and  techniques  for  statistical  analysis  and  data  protection.  Until
                  recently, the network was predominantly focused on establishing a metadata
                  schema  and  conducting  a  comprehensive  inventory  of  data  in  member
                  institutions. In the next phase of the work programme, access procedures and
                  registration processes for researchers will come to the forefront of INEXDA’s
                  activities.
                      The overall aim is to facilitate the international use of granular data for
                  analytical,  research,  and  comparative  purposes  without  jeopardising  and
                  always subject to the respective applicable confidentiality regimes.

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                  Appendix: List of INEXDA members and INEXDA guests
                      INEXDA  members  are  institutions  that  have  signed  the  MoU.  INEXDA
                  members:
                      •   Banca d’Italia
                      •   Banco Central de Chile
                      •   Banco de España

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