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Head of National Accounts National Accounts Department Central Bank Heads of National Accounts (updated on 1 December 2011) Australia Mr. Michael DAVIES Phone: +61 2 6252 6646 Head, National Accounts Branch Fax: +61 2 6252 8045 Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) Email: [email protected] P.O. Box 10 ACT 2616 BELCONNEN Austria Ms. Ursula HAVEL Phone: +43 1 71128 - 7712 Head, National Accounts Fax: +43 1 714 6252 Statistics Austria Email: [email protected] Guglgasse 13 1111 VIENNA Belgium Mr. Rudi ACX Phone: +32 2 221 24 03 Head of the Statistics Department Fax: +32 2 221 32 30 National Bank of Belgium Email: [email protected] Boulevard de Berlaimont 14 B-1000 BRUSSELS Mr Philippe BOGAERT Head of National & Regional Accounts and Short Term Phone: + Indicators Fax: + Banque Nationale de Belgique Email: [email protected] Boulevard de Berlaimont 14 B-1000 BRUSSELS Canada Mr. Art RIDGEWAY Phone: +1 613 951 0439 Director General Fax: +1 613 951 3688 System of National Accounts Email: [email protected] Statistics Canada 22nd floor - R.H. Coats Building - Tunney"s Pasture K1A 0T6 OTTAWA Chili Mrs. Carmen Gloria ESCOBAR JOFRÉ Phone: +56 2 670 28 43 Head of National Accounts Fax: + National Accounts Department Email: [email protected] Central Bank of Chile Morandé 115. Piso 1. Santiago, Chile Czech Republic Mr. Jan HELLER Phone: +420 274 052 865 Director Fax: +420 274 054 144 Department of Quarterly National Accounts Email: [email protected] Czech Statistical Office Na Padesatem 81 100 82 PRAGUE 10 Mr. Vitezslav ONDRUS Phone: +420 274 052 445 Director Fax: +420 274 054 144 Department of Annual National Accounts Email: [email protected] Czech Statistical Office Na Padesatem 81 100 82 PRAGUE 10 Denmark Mr Søren BRODERSEN Phone: +45 39 17 3051 Head, Public Finance & Financial Accounts Division Fax: +45 39 17 3059 Statistics Denmark Email: [email protected] Sejroegade 11 2100 COPENHAGEN Mr. Ole BERNER Phone: +45 39 17 3061 Statistics Denmark Fax: +45 39 17 3999 Head, National Accounts Division Email: [email protected] Sejroegade 2100 COPENHAGEN Estonia Mr. Tõnu Mertsina Phone: +372 625 9353 Head of National Accounts Service Fax: +372 625 9370 Statistics Estonia Email: [email protected] 15 Endla Str, 15174 Tallinn Finland Mr. Ari TYRKKÖ Phone: +358 9 1734 3261 Director, Economic Statistics Fax: +358 9 1734 2450 Statistics Finland Email: [email protected] Työpajakatu 13 FIN-00022 STATISTICS FINLAND Ms Eeva HAMUNEN Phone: +358 9 1734 3385 Senior Adviser, National Accounts Fax: +358 9 1734 2450 Statistics Finland Email: [email protected] Tyopajakatu 13 FIN-00022 STATISTICS FINLAND 2 France Mr Ronan MAHIEU Phone: +33 1 41 17 37 01 Chef du service des comptes nationaux Fax: +33 1 41 17 37 37 Institut National des Statistiques et des Etudes Email: [email protected] Economiques (INSEE) 18, boulevard Adolphe Pinard 75675 PARIS CEDEX 14 Germany Mr. Wolfgang STROHM Phone: +49 (611) 75 2130 National Accounts & Employment Fax: +49 (611) 75 3952 Federal Statistical Office Email: [email protected] Gustav-Stresemann-Ring 11 65181 WIESBADEN Greece Mr. Nikolaos STROBLOS Phone: +30 210 482 2674 Director, National Accounts Division Fax: +30 210 485 2552 National Statistical Service of Greece Email: [email protected] 42 Akademias Str. ATHENS Hungary Mr Péter SZABÓ Phone: + 36 1 345 6473 Director Fax: + 36 1 345 1192 National Accounts Department Email: [email protected] Hungarian Central Statistical Office Keleti K. u. 5-7. H-1024 Budapest Dr Pál POZSONYI Phone: + 36 1 345 6170 Director Fax: + 36 1 345 6376 Sector Accounts Department Email: [email protected] Hungarian Central Statistical Office Keleti K. u. 5-7. H-1024 Budapest Iceland Mr. Stefán Þór JANSEN Phone: +354 528 1130 Head, National Accounts Fax: +354 528 1299 Statistics Iceland Email: [email protected] Borgartun 21a 150 REYKJAVIK Ireland Mr. Aidan PUNCH Phone: +35314984313 Director Fax: +35314972360 Macro Economic Statistics Email: [email protected] Central Statistics Office Ardee Road, Rathmines DUBLIN 6 3 Israël Ms. Soli PELEG Phone: +972 2 659 2601 Senior Director of Department Fax: +972 2 659 2603 Central Bureau of Statistics Israel Email: [email protected] 66 Kanfey Nesharim Corner Bachi St. 95464 JERUSALEM Italy Mrs. Luisa PICOZZI Phone: +39 06 4673 3152 Head, National Accounts Fax: +39 06 4673 3157 ISTAT Email: [email protected] Via Depretis 74B 00100 ROME Japan Mr. Kingo TOYODA Phone: +81 3 3581 9958 Director Fax: +81 3 3581 0716 Department of National Accounts Email: [email protected] Economic and Social Research Institute 3-1-1 Kasumigaseki Chiyoda-Ku 100-8970 TOKYO Korea Mr. Myung-Ki KIM Phone: +82 2 759 4311 Director General Fax: +82 2 759 4449 Economic Statistics Department Email: [email protected] The Bank of Korea 3 Ga, Namdaemoon-Ro, Jung-Gu 100-794 SEOUL Mr. Young-TAEK JUNG Phone: +82 2 759 4221 Deputy Director General Fax: + 82 2 759 4387/4528 Economic Statistics Department Email: [email protected] The Bank of Korea 3 Ga, Namdaemoon-Ro, Jung-Gu 100-794 SEOUL Mr. Chang-Sik SHIN Phone: +82 2 759 5250 Head Fax: + 82 2 759 4387/4528 National Income Statistics Team Email: [email protected] The Bank of Korea 3 Ga, Namdaemoon-Ro, Jung-Gu 100-794 SEOUL 4 Luxembourg Mr. Marc ORIGER Phone: +352 478 4263 Head of Enterprise Statistics and National Accounts Fax: +352 46 4289 Division des Comptes Nationaux & Statistiques Email: [email protected] d'Entreprises STATEC Centre Administratif Pierre Werne 13, rue Erasme 1468 LUXEMBOURG-KIRCHBERG Mexico Mr. Francisco GUILLÉN MARTIN Phone: + Director of National Accounts Fax: INEGI Email: [email protected] Patriotismo n° 711 Torre A - 7° Floor - Col. San Juan Mixoac C.P. 03730 DELEGATION BENITO JUAREZ MEXICO DISTRITO FEDERAL Netherlands Mr. Gerard EDING Phone: +31 70 337 4838 Head of National Accounts Department Fax: +31 70 387 5971 Statistics Netherlands Email: [email protected] Henri Faasdreef 312 2492 JP DEN HAAG New Zealand Ms. Rachael MILICICH Phone: +64 4 9314240 Head of National Accounts Division Fax: +64 4 9314042 Statistics New Zealand Email: [email protected] Statistics House 85 Molesworth Street PO Box 2922 WELLINGTON Norway Ms. Ann Lisbet BRATHAUG Phone :+47 21 09 48 52 Head of Division for National Accounts Fax: +47 21 09 44 04 Statistics Norway Email: [email protected] Kongens gt. 6 P.O. Box 8131 Dep. 0033 OSLO Poland Ms. Maria JEZNACH Phone: +48 22 608 37 64 Director of National Accounts & Finance Division Fax: +48 22 608 38 76 Central Statistical Office Email: [email protected] Al. Niepodleglosci 208 00-925 WARSAW 5 Portugal Mr. Carlos COIMBRA Phone: +351 (21) 844 04 42 Head of National Accounts Department Fax: +351 (21) 842 6366 Instituto Nacional de Estatistica Email: [email protected] Av. Antonio Jose de Almeida 5 1000 LISBON Slovenia Ms. Karmen HREN Phone: +386 1 2415 184 Head of National Accounts Fax: +386 1 2415 344 Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia Email: [email protected] Vozarski pot 12 1000 LJUBLJANA Slovak Republic Mr. Bernadič FRANTIŠEK Phone: +421 2 502 36 522 General Director Fax: +421 2 502 36 500 National Accounts & Prices Section Email: [email protected] Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic Mileticova 3 82467 BRATISLAVA 26 Spain Mr. Alfredo CRISTOBAL Phone :+34 91 583 9141 Director of National Accounts Department Fax: +34 91 583 9353 Instituto Nacional de Estadistica Email: [email protected] Paseo de la Castellana 183 28046 MADRID Sweden Ms. Monica NELSON EDBERG Phone: +46 8 5069 4581 Head Fax: +46 8 5069 4296 National Accounts Division Email: [email protected] Statistics Sweden Karlavägen 100 Box 24300 10451 STOCKHOLM Switzerland Mr. Philippe KUETTEL Phone: +41 32 713 6067 Chef de section Comptes Nationaux Fax: +41 32 713 6468 Office Fédéral de la Statistique Email: [email protected] Espace de l'Europe 10 2010 NEUCHATEL 6 Turkey Mr. Mehmet AKTAŞ Phone: +90 312 410 05 42 Head of Department for National Accounts and Economic Fax: +90 312 425 06 14 Indicators Email: [email protected] Turkish Statistical Institute Necatibey Cad. 114 06100 ANKARA United Kingdom Mr. Sanjiv MAHAJAN Phone: +44 20 7014 2078 Head of International Strategy & Coordination Fax: + National Accounts Co-ordination & Developpement Email: [email protected] Room 2.101 Office for National Statistics Government Buildings Cardiff Road Newport Wales NP10 8XG United States Mr. Brent MOULTON Phone: +1 202 606 9606 Associate Director for National Economic Accounts Fax: +1 202 606 5311 Bureau of Economic Analysis Email: [email protected] US Department of Commerce 1441 L Street, N.W. 20230 WASHINGTON D.C. Ms. Katherine K. WALLMAN Phone: +1 202 3953093 Chief, Statistical Policy Branch Fax: +1 202 3957245 Office of Information & Regulatory Affairs Email: [email protected] US Office of Management and Budget 725, 17th Street N.W. Rm. 10201 20503 WASHINGTON D.C. Ms. Suzann EVINGER Phone: +1 202 395-7315 Policy Analyst Fax: +1 202 395-7245 Office of Management & Budget Email: [email protected] Executive Office of the President 725 17th Street, NW 20503 WASHINGTON D.C. 7 EC Mr. Denis LEYTHIENNE Phone: +352 4301 34185 Head of Unit C5 Fax: +352 4301 33029 Government and sector accounts; financial indicators Email: [email protected] Commission Européenne – Eurostat Bâtiment Jean Monnet rue Alcide De Gasperi L-2920 LUXEMBOURG Luxembourg Phone: +352 4301 32022 Mr. Gallo GUEYE Fax: +352 4301 Head of Unit C1 Email: [email protected] Commission Européenne – Eurostat Bâtiment Jean Monnet rue Alcide De Gasperi L-2920 LUXEMBOURG Luxembourg European Central Bank Mr.
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