Work Programme - Statistics South Africa
Work Programme - Statistics South Africa
Work Programme - Statistics South Africa
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2.1.5 Population dynamics<br />
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for both primary and secondary schooling, and greater access to health care.<br />
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and programmes, including resource allocation; to monitor social and demographic changes; to underpin policy development<br />
and monitoring; to support the statistical infrastructure of the country; and to aid investment decisions. The changing<br />
patterns of migration, mortality and fertility are key datasets where policy responses would seek understanding for informed<br />
and appropriate interventions.<br />
Strategic objective:<br />
Objective statement:<br />
Baseline:<br />
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To expand the statistical information base through increasing the depth, breath and<br />
geographic spread<br />
To inform social and economic development planning, monitoring and decision-making by<br />
providing accurate, relevant and timely statistical information on population dynamics,<br />
demographic trends and vital registrations<br />
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comprehensive information on demographic trends, health and vital events of the <strong>South</strong><br />
<strong>Africa</strong>n population<br />
This objective will contribute to measuring the development, progress and outcomes achieved in<br />
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Population Census:<br />
effect of its programmes and policies. It is part of an integrated national statistics system and forms the benchmark for the<br />
population count at national and local levels.<br />
Census information becomes the demographic, population and economic baseline information that is collected periodically<br />
to inform planning, monitoring and evaluation across government. Census information is also essential for monitoring<br />
internationally adopted MDGs.<br />
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mapping the entire country, mobilising and training a considerable number of enumerators, conducting a comprehensive<br />
publicity campaign, canvassing all households to participate, collecting individual information, processing the vast amounts<br />
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extensively used in evaluating the impact of government policies and programmes. Census 2011 will also provide valuable<br />
insights into the progress <strong>South</strong> <strong>Africa</strong> has made in achieving the MDGs.<br />
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population count.<br />
the <strong>South</strong> <strong>Africa</strong> I know, the home I understand