2005 Demography/Population Programme Publications
   
   

The Demographic Profile of COOK ISLANDS 1996-2002

The objective of this report is to present the major demographic findings of the Cook Islands 2001 census and, where possible, to compare them to earlier censuses. The 2001 census data are compared, evaluated and complemented with the latest available vital registration data. The report also provides population projections covering a 20-year period from 2001 to 2021, and identifies the implications of observed demographic levels and trends on cross-cutting issues such as the environment, health, education and economic activity.

 

   
The TUVALU 2002 Population and Housing Census Volume 1 - Analytical Report

This report presents the main findings and an analysis of demographic, socio-economic, household and housing information collected in the 2002 Population and Housing Census of Tuvalu. It is based on the tables presented in an additional document titled "Tuvalu 2002 Population and Housing Census — Basic Tables" that is distributed by the Tuvalu Statistics Office on request.

 

   
The TUVALU 2002 Population and Housing Census Volume 2 - Demographic Profile, 1991-2002

The aim of this report is to provide a demographic analysis of recent Tuvalu population developments. It draws on data from the Tuvalu censuses of 2002 and 1991, and from registration records from the years 1991–2003. The report includes:

  • a situational profile of current fertility, mortality and migration features;
  • an analysis of recent developments;
  • a set of medium-term population projections (2002–2027); and
  • a brief discussion of likely impacts of some of these patterns and developments on wider social and economic development issues.
   
14-15/04/05 Haberkorn, G., `Population censuses and ethnicity – where is the issue, what are the concerns? Reflections on the ‘ethnicity-free’ 2004 census of New Caledonia’.

Invited paper presented at the International Association of Official Statistics satellite meeting on Measuring Small and Indigenous Populations, Wellington, New Zealand.

   
14-15/04/05 Jorari A. and G. Haberkorn. `Providing context, reporting facts – upcoming challenges in improving data capture and quality in the 2010 round of Pacific censuses’

Invited paper presented at the International Association of Official Statistics satellite meeting on Measuring Small and Indigenous Populations, Wellington, New Zealand.