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Feb 2019

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US Census Bureau, UNFPA, USAID

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Measuring Fertility From a Census

This paper details core questions about fertility in a census to improve the accuracy and completeness of fertility data. 

This technical note is part of a series on Select Topics in International Censuses, exploring matters of interest to the international statistical community. 

Publication date

Mar 2019

Author

UNFPA

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The Need to Capitalize on the 2020 Census Round for Migration Analysis

This technical brief discusses the opportunity provided by the 2020 census round to significantly increase the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by migratory status and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 

Publication date

Feb 2019

Author

US Census Bureau, UNFPA, USAID

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Measuring Migration in a Census

This paper introduces key concepts and variables to achieve international data comparability, which requires that national statistics offices work with the same concepts and definitions. It covers essential concepts for the measurement, analysis and tabilation of internal and international migration.

This technical note is part of a series on Select Topics in International Censuses, exploring matters of interest to the international statistical community. 

Publication date

16 March 2019

Author

UNFPA

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New Methodology: a hybrid census to generate spatially disaggregated population estimates

This technical brief provides information about the method and potential of the hybrid census, where traditional census data are combined with the newest geospatial technology. It aims to help optimize the accuracy of population data in countries or territories with hard-to-reach areas, where traditional enumeration is challenging.

Publication date

Jun 2019

Author

UNFPA

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Guidelines on Collecting Data for SDG Indicator 5.6.1 in National Household Surveys

This technical brief provides guidance on collecting data for Sustainable Development Goal 5.6.1 in national household surveys. SDG target 5.6.1 is defined as the proportion of women aged 15-49 years (married or in union) who make their own decision on sexual relations, use of contraceptive, and health care.

 

 

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Jul 2019

Author

UNFPA

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34

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UNFPA Strategy for the 2020 Round of Population & Housing Censuses (2015-2024)

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Digital revolution comes to Viet Nam census

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Mar 2017

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UNFPA

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Strategy for the 2020 Round of Population & Housing Censuses (2015-2024)

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