At the UN General Assembly in September 2000, governments around the world signed the Millennium Declaration. Thus, they recognized that they were "collectively responsible for defending, at the global level, principles ...

The first ever UN World Data Forum proudly declared Africa as the new cradle for data revolution, and was successfully convened in Cape Town, South Africa, on 15-18 January 2017. The conference, as a major demonstration ...

This report is prepared by the African Centre for Statistics of the Economic Commission for Africa. The report focus on United Republic of Tanzania key macroeconomic indicators, Contribution to GDP by selected sectors, ...

The first ever conference of African Ministers responsible for civil registration took place from 13 to 14 August 2010 at the headquarters of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. ...

The Africa Statistics Flash captures macro-economic and socio-demographic indicators on the continent, giving member states and stakeholders an indication of where things stand in Africa on a monthly basis. The Flash is a ...

This report is prepared by the African Center for Statistics of the Economic Commission for Africa for the year 2017. The report focuses on Equatorial Guinea key macroeconomic indicators, Export/Import and GDP growth rate, ...

The media play an important role in the dissemination of the statistics conveyed to them by the institutions that generate data. Oftentimes, however, their handling of these data varies from their original content. Drawing ...

This report is prepared by the African Center for Statistics of the Economic Commission for Africa for the year 2017. The report focuses on Morocco key macroeconomic indicators, Export/Import and GDP growth rate, sectoral ...

This issue is packed with a lot of information on statistical developments in Africa. It contains interesting articles on statistical capacity building initiatives and focuses especially on recent training workshops, ...

The Joint Session of CoDG and StatCom-Africa contributes to the progress of policies on statistics and statistical activities in Africa, as each body had done hitherto, in a more integrated manner. The Joint Session considers ...