Thailand has a distributed statistics system. (Decentralized Statistical System) with the National Statistical Office acting as the central statistical unit of the country. And there are many other government agencies that produce statistics which are obtained from administrative work, registration work, and from the specific needs of the agencies. Causing statistical data to arise from many agencies under the limitation From personnel factors, budgets and benefits in terms of policy and operation. Along with the development of digital technology that affects changes in both the country's economy and society. As a result, a lot of information and statistics are generated from registration systems and daily life. and it is considered an important opportunity to bring those data and statistics used to benefit the development of the country Statistics Act, B.E. 2550 Therefore, it was decreed that a master plan for Thailand's statistical system was created. To serve as a framework for developing the country's statistical system together with various agencies to be able to produce statistics that are academically accurate and consistent with international standards. Data and statistics can be shared.