Regional Workshop on the Use of Census Data for Development Planning and Scientific Research in Arab Countries
The regional workshop aims to review the different ways of census data dissemination and usage in development planning; to highlight the importance of communication of census data between producers and users and the role of population and housing censuses in providing indicators of the 2030 sustainable development agenda; and to discuss how to use individual census data in the process of research and planning.
Meeting Details
Background Documents
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Communicating census data: developing a user centric communication strategy (Arabic)
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Dissemination and use of population and housing census data: emerging methods and lessons learned (Arabic)
Presentations:
Day 1:
- Dissemination and use of census data in Arab countries: an overview (Arabic)
- Communicating census Data: concept and good practices
- The role of census data in mortality estimation
- Using census results to support decision-making (Arabic)
- Using census data in regional policy development and monitoring – GCC-Stat experiences
- Population projections in the formulation of sectoral plans: general considerations and determinants (Arabic)
- Population projections and their use in identifying needs: Palestine (Arabic)
- Population projections and their use in identifying needs and formulating sectoral plans: Jordan (Arabic)
Day 2:
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Monitoring the disclosure of 2014 census microdata: Morocco (Arabic)
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Use of census data in formulating migration policies in Morocco (Arabic)
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Use of census data in monitoring refugees figures: Jordan (Arabic)
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Use of census data in monitoring refugees figures: Palestine (Arabic)
- Censuses and urban planning
- Using census data in the report of the Third UN Conference on Housing and Sustainable Urban Development (Arabic)
- Use of census data in urban planning: case of Morocco
Day 3: