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    • Statistics Center Abu Dhabi Taps Oman’s experience in the electronic census 2020

    By on February 15, 2022

    Muscat ( ONA): During its participation in a videoconferencing meeting with Abu Dhabi Statistics Centre today, the Sultanate of Oman showcased its experience in national registers labeling during Census 2020. Oman was represented during the meeting by the National Centre for Statistics and information (NCSI).

    Abu Dhabi Statistics Centre is planning to conduct a comprehensive census of population residences and buildings over the next two years.

    The meeting explored the legal and regulatory framework of Census 2020, the main stage of the project, the action plan, the methodology, the data system, the mechanism used in data collection and the challenges posed to the project.

    The record breaking implementation of Oman’s Electronic Census 2020 made waves among specialized regional and international organizations due to its speed and accuracy. The results of the census were approved and made public within 48 hours from the reference data, the 12th of December 2020.

    The Sultanate of Oman took credit for conducting the census on schedule, despite the outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, In fact, Oman has become a global house of expertise in the field of transforming census operations into the digital age.

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