Examples of using Censuses in English and their translations into Spanish
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Resource mobilization for censuses is a crucial area where UNFPA plans to strengthen its leadership role
Regarding censuses, she noted that UNFPA was involved in several
Censuses in Germany and Nepal generated gender-specific information on enterprise start-ups
In Mexico, for example, UNIFEM is able to use disaggregated data because national censuses contain questions related to ethnic origin and language.
International agreements in the Principles and Recommendations of Population and Housing Censuses provided recommended tabulations for the reporting of statistics on persons with and without disabilities.
As indicated in the initial report, population censuses are not conducted on the basis of ethnic, religious or linguistic criteria.
National censuses and data collection for socioeconomic indicators should include disaggregated data on the situation of indigenous peoples and indigenous women.
The structure of educational attainment of economically active persons according to the 1970 and 1991 censuses(relative frequency)
For instance, the wealth of information available from population censuses and household surveys,
As indicated in the initial report, population censuses are not based on ethnic, religious or linguistic criteria.
Principles and recommendations of population and housing censuses, revision 1(update for 2010 World Programme of Population
The majority of censuses fall under the 2010 round of population
Compared to earlier censuses, the quality of housing on all islands has improved.
The most recent censuses at the national level were conducted in 1940,
The Ministry of Public Administration has also completed two censuses of the police, border guards
In recent years, priority has been given to sector-specific surveys rather than to economic censuses because of cost considerations
The most recent population census for the Cayman Islands- such censuses are undertaken every 10 years- took place in 1999.
including national censuses.
Only 43 per cent of the countries of the region have undertaken national population and housing censuses.
The population grew at an annual rate of 1.95 per cent in the period between the 2001 and 2010 censuses.