UNSD - Symposium on Population and Housing Censuses

	Symposium on Population and Housing Censuses


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	Sessions

	1. Stakeholders

	2. Data collection

	3. New technologies

	4. Intercensal activities

	5. Census mapping

	6. Post enumeration


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28 May 2002
List of documents
Symposium 2001/01	Report on the Symposium on Global Review of 2000 Round of Population and Housing Censuses: Mid-decade Assessment and Future Prospects
Symposium 2001/02	Strategies for Involving Stakeholders in Census Activities The Canadian Experience
Symposium 2001/03	Complementary Sources of Demographic and Social Statistics
Symposium 2001/04	Population and Housing Censuses: A Funding Crisis?
Symposium 2001/05F	Organisation et financement des recensements de la population en Afrique subsaharienne: problems et perspectives
Symposium 2001/05E	Organization and financing of population censuses in sub-Saharan Africa: problems and prospects(ENGLISH version)
Symposium 2001/06	Adapting new technologies to census operations
Symposium 2001/07	Maintaining census related activities during the intercensal years
Symposium 2001/08	Mapping for the 2000 round of Censuses: issues and possible solutions
Symposium 2001/09	Introductory Note on Census Enumeration
Symposium 2001/10	Post Enumeration Surveys (PES): are they worth it?
Symposium 2001/11	Evaluation of population census data through Demographic Analysis
Symposium 2001/12	Traditional censuses versus alternatives: Ireland
Symposium 2001/13	The 2005 Population and Housing Census in Sweden will be totally register-based
Symposium 2001/14	Censuses in Latin America: New Approaches
Symposium 2001/15	The 2000 Census in Zambia
Symposium 2001/16	The Philippines Census 2000
Symposium 2001/17S	Respuesta de la Direccion General de Estadistica, Encuestas y Censos de Paraguay
Symposium 2001/17E	Statement from Paraguay(ENGLISH version)
Symposium 2001/18	Implementing the census recommendations on economic characteristics: an ILO perspective on issues, experiences and possibilities
Symposium 2001/19	Maintaining census related activities during the intercensal period: selected national experiences
Symposium 2001/20	Archiving Census Metadata and Microdata: How to Preserve Memory, Increase Stakeholders, and Enhance the Census as a Public Good
Symposium 2001/21	Statement from Kyrgyzstan
Symposium 2001/22	Statement from Belize
Symposium 2001/23	Statement from Suriname
Symposium 2001/24	Statement from Netherlands Antilles
Symposium 2001/25	Maintaining knowledge of the New Zealand Census
Symposium 2001/26	Statement from Israel
Symposium 2001/27	The role of Information Technology (IT) in disseminating statistics. Focusing user needs and expectations
Symposium 2001/28	Report on the Workshop on Population Data Analysis, Storage and Dissemination Technologies
Symposium 2001/29	Census Managers' meeting: 19-23 March 2001, Pretoria, South Africa
Symposium 2001/30	Statement from China
Symposium 2001/31F	Recensement G�n�ral de la Population et de l’Habitat 2000 en Mauritanie : particularit� du milieu nomade
Symposium 2001/31E	2000 General Population and Housing Census in Mauritania: specific characteristics of the nomadic environment
Symposium 2001/32	Population and housing censuses in Italy
Symposium 2001/33F	Contribution fran�aise pour le s�minaire ONU sur les recensements
Symposium 2001/33E	Statement from France
Symposium 2001/34	Statement from Islamic Republic of Iran
Symposium 2001/35	Statement from Japan
Symposium 2001/36	2001 Census on Population: Complementary study of population with "disabilities", "indigenous people" and communities of "international migrants"
Symposium 2001/37	Using a combination of administrative registers and sample surveys instead of a census: some general remarks and the situation in the Netherlands.
Symposium 2001/38	Pacific Experiences and views on the themes of the Symposium
Symposium 2001/39	Census Mapping In Ethiopia
Symposium 2001/40	Statement from Guyana
Symposium 2001/41R	Statement from Russian Federation
Symposium 2001/41E	Statement from Russian Federation (ENGLISH version)
Symposium 2001/42	Statement from Czech Republic
Symposium 2001/43	The 2000 Population and Housing Census in Estonia
Symposium 2001/44	Statement from Malaysia
Symposium 2001/45	Adapting new technologies to census operations
Symposium 2001/46	Population and Housing Census in Lithuania
Symposium 2001/47	Statement from United Kingdom
Symposium 2001/48	Statement from United States of America
Symposium 2001/49	Perspectives on Censuses of the new millennium
Symposium 2001/50	Statement from Hong Kong, Special Administrative Region of China.
Symposium 2001/51	Counting forcibly displaced populations: Census and Registration Issues
Symposium 2001/52	Resume of Bangladesh Census of Population and Housing 2001
Symposium 2001/53	Statement from the United Nations Population Division
Symposium 2001/54	The Case of South Africa
Symposium 2001/55	Census taking in small countries with small populations: Limitations and Potentials
Symposium 2001/56	Population and Housing Censuses in the ESCWA Region: Current Status and Future Directives
Symposium 2001/57	Implementation of the 2000 Round of Population and Housing Censuses in Asia and the Pacific