Work population by census

National Population Census 1993.

Source 1999 Population and Housing Census

Source Tenth National Population Census (INES, 2002).

A new population census is under preparation.

2010 World Population and Housing Census Programme

Source Based on data from 2002 Population Census.

The 2010 World Population and Housing Census Programme

Source CSO, 2000 Census of Population and Housing.

Source CSO, 2000 Census of Population and Housing.

Source Population and family planning Census 1 April 2002

Source General Statistic Office, 1999 Population and Housing Census

Source INEGI. 12th General Population and Housing Census, 2000.

Source XII General Population and Housing Census, 2000, INEGI

TOTAL POPULATION BY SEX AND REGION, NAMIBIA 2001 CENSUS

Source CSO, Census of Population National Analytical Report, 2003.

Source CSO, Census of Population National Analytical Report, 2003.

Source CSO, Census of Population National Analytical Report, 2000.

b Total population figures according to the 1990 census.

National Institute of Statistics and Censuses, Población, características generales. Seventh population census and third housing census, August 1997.

149. The following data from the 1990 population census were supplied by the National Statistics and Census Institute

Source Based on data from X National Population Census, 2002.

a Occupied housing resources data of the National Population Census.

It consists of three entities the Federal Bureau of Statistics (FBS), the Agricultural Census Organisation and the Population Census Organisation.

According to the 2000 census, Bermuda's population grew by 6 per cent to 62,098 since the last census in 1991.

Source 1999 Population and housing Census Generalized result from 3 sample

Source CSO, Census of Population and Housing National Analytical Report, 2000.

Source CSO, Census of Population and Housing National Analytical Report, 2000.

Other Source Population and Housing Section, Department of Statistics and Census.

Source National Population and Housing Census, final basic expanded results, general characteristics of the population, vol. II.

According to the latest census conducted in 2001, Anguilla's population is 11,561.

The 1998 census results show the illiterate population to be 48.84 million.

The last official census, taken in 1992, placed the population at 60,075.

De facto population refers to the usual household members and visitors who spent the census night at the household and as such excludes certain population outside the country at the time of the census.

The increase in the indicators in 2001 was caused by the decrease of population according to the census of population.

Data from the last population census on October 2000 were used as the basis.

Source National Population and Housing Census, final basic expanded results, economic characteristics, vol. IV.

According to the most recent general census, conducted in 2004, the estimated population is 3,150,000.

Source Office of the Comptroller General of the Republic National Population and Housing Census, 1990.

Source National Population and Housing Census, final basic expanded results, dwellings and households, vol. II.

According to the United States Census Bureau's official census, the population of Guam in 2000 was 154,805, an increase of 21,653 (16 per cent) since the 1990 census.2 In July 2004, the Central Intelligence Agency estimated the population to be 166,090, an increase of 7.25 per cent since 2000.3 According to the census, the ethnic and racial composition of Guam's population is 37 per cent Chamorro, who are indigenous to the Territory.

According to this latest census, the economically inactive population amounts to 6,783,453, i.e. 48.8 per cent of the population of working age.

Total area is 796,095 sq.km with an estimated population of 148.723 million based on a (March 2004) projection of population census of 1998.

Importance of population census activities for evaluation of progress in implementing the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development

New Caledonian officials estimate that at least 10 per cent of the population boycotted the census.