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Health and vital statistics: Vital events are occurrences that bring about changes in the size and composition of a population. Some of these events, such as births, deaths and migration, alter the population size, while others such as marriages, separations, adoptions and divorces only affect the population composition. The main source of vital statistics is administrative records of vital events from civil registration, which involves the continuous gathering of information on all relevant vital events occurring within the boundaries of a country. Vital statistics are essential for human development. Vital statistics derived from civil registration are the only nationally representative source of information that links mortality to its causes. This information is necessary for planning, monitoring and evaluating the health status of a population, and Stats SA currently produces information on live births, deaths, marriages, divorces, international migration and tourism. In line with international best practice, the strategy for vital statistics puts greater emphasis on content improvement of releases in order to ensure relevance and timeliness of releases. Table 1: Strategic plan targets No. Audited/actual performance Estimated performance Medium-term targets Strategic objective Target 2008/09 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 79 14. Provide comprehensive demographic information on the population dynamics at all levels of society Statistical information on the size, nature and geographic location of the SA population Preparations for Census 2011: tactical plans, schedule of activities, resource management, ICT plans, methodological documents assurance, naire and manuals) Preparations for Census 2011 pilot: tabulation and resource management plans naire and tested data processing systems Preparations for Census 2011: with advocacy programme country in enumerator areas Census 2011: 120 000 logistical arrangements Conducted Census 2011 pilot Conducted Census 2011 mini test Conduct Population Census 2011 Process and analyse data collected from households Publish and disseminate information on the population South Africa at national, provincial and local level Train users on statistical analysis and use of Census data for evidence-based decisions the South Africa I know, the home I understand
Table 1: Strategic plan targets (continued) No. Audited/actual performance Estimated performance Medium-term targets Strategic objective Target 2008/09 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 80 Provide comprehensive demographic information on the population dynamics at all levels of society Statistical information on the size, nature and geographic location of the SA population Preparations for Census 2011: tactical plans, schedule of activities, resource management, ICT plans, methodological documents assurance, naire and manuals) Conducted Census 2011 pilot Proposal on cycle of the population census not compiled Compile proposal to Statistics Council and Minister relating to the cycle of the population census 15. Provide comprehensive demographic information on the population dynamics at all levels of society Statistical information on the size, nature and geographic location of the SA population Compiled annual report on projected population estimates Published a thematic report on of living in Compiled annual report on projected population estimates Completed Perspective theme report of trends in deprivation at community level Compiled annual report on projected population estimates Completed a discussion paper on projected population estimates at District Council level Compile midyear population estimates Compile midyear population estimates Compile midyear population estimates Compile midyear population estimates the South Africa I know, the home I understand
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Work Programme 2012/13
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Work Programme 2012/13 / Statistics
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Annexures 217 1. Strategic importan
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the South Africa I know, the home I
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If you cannot measure it, you canno
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Foreword Mr Howard Gabriels Chairpe
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In addition, there is also no fundi
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Introduction Mr Pali Lehohla Statis
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Chapter 1 Strategic overview
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The key deliverables of the strateg
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1.4 Role of Statistics South Africa
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1.5.1.2 Prices In its strategic pla
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lack of progress in improving the c
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Annexures 217 the South Africa I kn
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particular, the Statistics Act (Act
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(a) Impartiality: (b) Profession
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2.4 Shared values Stats SA has revi
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List of abbreviations and acronyms
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