Integration of geographical and statistical data Uganda census Atlas
Abstract
The success of the census depends not only on how well the Census Office locates alt living quarters and collects complete information for each occupant but also on how accurately this information is linked to its specific geographic location. Demand for census data has gown with each census in recent years. After spending millions of dollars to take the census, many people believe the government has an obligation to provide millions of dollars of benefits from its statistics.
Citation
“Holso, Kauko; United Nations. Economic Commission for Africa; African Statistical Association (ASFA). (1995-05). Integration of geographical and statistical data Uganda census Atlas. UN. ECA Joint IAOS/AFSA Managing Development in the 1990s and Beyond: New trends in Statistics Conference ( 1995: May.22- 24: Addis Ababa,Ethiopia). Addis Ababa :. © UN. ECA,. https://hdl.handle.net/10855/18317”Collections
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