Statistical Thinking will one day be as necessary for efficient citizenship as the ability to read and write.
National databases containing ABS data and data from various ministries / agencies.
Education, vaccination, breastfeeding, access to media and ICT skills, safe water and adequate sanitation, HIV status, population, education, transportation, criminal activity
Environmental statistics, tourism, transportation, health, water, mining, electricity, agriculture, fisheries, forestry, biodiversity, air and waste processing
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Highlights
Cluster Survey
Gross value added,
Gross domestic product,
Gross national income,
National income per capita,
Disposable income
various classification systems onÂ
a quarterly and an annual basis
on facts and figuresÂ
concerning the situation
and development ofÂ
Suriname in social, demographicÂ
and economic terms.
tourism, transport, health,Â
water, energy & minerals, forestry,Â
fisheries, land use & agriculture,
biodiversity, air and waste.
education, population & health,
labour, employment andÂ
unemployment, criminal activity,
public administration, social
protection.
monetary indicators including monthly
and quarterly figures
of social relevance
in work (by gender, age,
level of education, occupation,
industrial sector) andÂ
people not in work
(unemployment figures)
deaths, marriages, divorces
and migration
statistics
passenger traffic, road traffic,
water traffic and transportation,Â
air traffic and transportation,Â
communication
provide a bird's eye view ofÂ
Suriname's economy. Data are collectedÂ
on a quarterly basisÂ
from largeÂ
companies (10 or more staff)
characteristics, migration, education,
employment and transportation,Â
fertility, sport, households,Â
living quarters and families,
environment, criminal activity
construction industry
role collected fromÂ
construction companies
Goals (SDGs), the successors of theÂ
millennium goals, seek to endÂ
poverty, inequality andÂ
climate change by 2030.
event celebrated in CARICOM countries
since 2009 on or aboutÂ
15 October.