CARICOM Statistics

The 2020 World Population and Housing Census Programme was approved by the Statistical Commission at its 46th session and adopted by the United Nations Economic and Social Council in resolution E/RES/2015/10. Countries should conduct at least one population and housing census during the period 2015 to 2024. For CARICOM Countries, the intended years were 2020-2022 but due to the COVID-19, countries now intend to conduct their Census during 2021 – 2022.

THE CARICOM REGIONAL STRATEGY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF STATISTICS (RSDS) - Stragegic Framework 2019-2030

ACTION PLAN FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF STATISTICS IN CARICOM

Statistics Model Bill

The Regional Statistical Work Programme and the Resolution calling for increased investment in Statistics were accepted by the 15th Meeting of Community Council of Ministers. An Advisory Group has been set up. ..read more

Regional Statistical Work Programme

National Stats Offices
National Central Banks
Regional &Int'l Organisations

Contact personnel for the Regional Statistical Offices can be found here.

CONNECTING THE WORLD WITH DATA WE CAN TRUST: Remarks - CARICOM Secretariat Director of Statistics

OPENING REMARKS Forty-fifth Meeting of the Standing Committee of Caribbean Statisticians (45th SCCS) 2-3 November 2020

HEADS OF GOVERNMENT ENDORSE THE REGIONAL STRATEGY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF STATISTICS (RSDS)...read more

"Use me as an advocate for statistics.”

Grenada's Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell tells the audience at CARICOM's Second High Level Advocacy Forum on Statistics in St. George’s, Grenada...

CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY (CARICOM) SECRETARIAT - REGIONAL STATISTICS

Our Mission - To develop a sustainable statistical infrastructure within the CARICOM Secretariat providing accurate, timely and reliable statistical information of a high quality and broad scope, facilitating analysis and dissemination of these data, promoting their use in effective and efficient decision making and simultaneously, fostering a similar enabling environment for statistical development among Member States of the Caribbean Community.

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