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This is a very large-scale survey targeting the actual permanent population of residential households, including armed forces personnel and foreign nationals currently residing in households.

The Statistics Law in Indonesia needs to be revised to keep up with the latest developments in the data ecosystem, according to the main secretary of ...

The manipulation of economic statistics by the Moon Jae-in administration, disclosed by the Board of Audit and Inspection last week after a six-month probe, is astonishing. The audit agency found that the Moon administration had persistently and widely manipulated government statistics on real estate prices, national income and employment to hide its policy failures. The board asked the prosecution to investigate 22 ...

The 2023 Agriculture Census (ST2023) has started since June 1, 2023, and will continue until July 31, 2023, to provide a comprehensive latest picture of the ...

In recent years, both Chinese state and Communist Party organizations have fielded thousands of public opinion polls, on subjects ranging from hospital services, to rural revitalization, to food safety. Yet, much of the information gleaned from these surveys remains inaccessible to anyone else. And, since the mid-2010s, non-governmental entities, particularly foreign ones,

There has been an overwhelming response to the 35th session of the survey measuring people's satisfaction under the current economic conditions as the enumerators are pressing...

Cambodia is set to begin its second decennial agricultural census on April 1, 2023, a statistical operation for gathering and interpreting information covering all aspects of agriculture to serve as a basis for policies, strategies, action plans and projects aimed at promoting socio-economic development.

It has come to light that the land ministry engaged in improper data processing for years, massively overstating its annual construction order statistics by trillions of yen.

The House of Representatives were in session for three days this week. The chamber got back to capacity, as the three vacancies were officially filled when the members elected in the April 5...

Government officials acknowledged that infrastructure ministry bureaucrats violated a law through their practice of inflating construction contract data but said law enforcement authorities should decide if anyone should be punished.