Pacific Statistics Methods Board
The third meeting of the Pacific Statistics Methods Board (PSMB) will occur from 23 to 24 May, 2019, at Statistics New Zealand's office in Auckland, New Zealand.
The meeting will cover the following topics:
Niue’s vital statistics report highlights Non communicable diseases as a major challenge
(Cover picture: spiceontour)
In January 2019, the Statistics and Immigration office of Niue in collaboration with the Ministry of finance and planning of Niue and supported by the Brisbane Accord Group produced an analytical report of the country’s birth…
NZ-MFAT/SPC High Level Consultation: progress report on the RMI HIES Experiment
Civil Registration and Vital Statistics Stakeholders workshop
On the 18th and 19th of February 2019, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) of Solomon Islands will host a national civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS) stakeholders committee workshop, aimed at reviewing and finalising key policy documents to…
QGIS Workshop
Regional Workshop on the Use of Geographical Information Systems for the Conduct of Agricultural and Population Censuses and Surveys
Learn more about this event:
SDD event website
For further information please contact:
GIS Officer, Mr Luis De La…
Workshop on populating labour market indicators and standardising microdata
The workshop is to be delivered in partnership between the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and the Pacific Community (SPC), with funding support from the World Bank through the Trust Fund for Statistical Capacity Building (TFSCB), for the benefit…
PopGIS3: a new tool to visualise development statistics in Tonga
A new online mapping application developed by SPC, and called PopGIS3, is being released today in Tonga – the first Pacific Island country to benefit from this technology. It will allow visualisation of data according to where it has been collected, also…
Tonga South-South capacity building
Phase 2: Tonga South-South capacity building through use of Island country experts to assist relatively resource constrained countries