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Consumer Price Index (CPI) November 2011.....[pdf] The Interim National CPI measures the change in prices, on average, from month to month, of the goods and services bought by most households, in Freetown, Bo, Kenema and Makeni including all expenditure groups and both families and single persons. Prices are collected for 251 items.....
Foreign Trade Statistics Bulletin 2010...[pdf]
The figures reported in this Bulletin are based on the general system of trade as defined in the International Merchandise Trade Statistics Compilers Manual (IMTS, Rev.2). Under the general trade system, imports include all goodsentering the economic territory of the compiling country and exports include all goods leaving the economic territory of a compiling country....
Annual Economic Survey Report 2009....[pdf]
The Annual Economic survey (AES), conducted every year, is the foundation of the nation’s economic statistics programmes. It is the major source of data about the structure and functioning of the Nation’s economy and provides data for the compilation of the national accounts. The ten sectors covered were: Air Transportation, Other Financial Institutions (Foreign Exchange Bureaus), Communication, Construction, Hotels and Restaurants, Insurance, Manufacturing, Other Business Services, Shipping Agencies and Trading Establishments. It excludes Agriculture Establishments and Financial Institutions (Commercial Banks).
Sierra Leone Business Confidence Index Report 2010....[pdf] Sierra Leone Business Confidence Index measures the perception of Company Chief Executives, Managers, and in some cases Business Owners’ on the current and future state of the economy as it affects business operations and investment decisions.
Tourism Statistics Bulletin 2010.....[pdf]
Tourism is arguably the largest industry and one of the fastest growing industries in the World today. It is estimated to represent over 4 trillion dollars, or 10 percent of the World’s Gross Domestic Product (WTTC Stat.2006). The industry supplies over 230 million jobs and over $800 billion in tax revenues internationally (UN/WTO Stat.2007). Sierra Leone has strong potentials for tourism industry. It has excellent beaches and islands, mountains and rich biodiversity, interesting wildlife, friendliness of the people and rich socio-cultural heritage; and it occupies a special place in the world history of anti-slavery movement as ‘the land of freedom’ – hence the name Freetown of it’s Capital City.....read more
Transport Sector Statistics Bulletin 2009.....[pdf]
Given the importance of transport statistics under the National Strategy for the Development of Statistics (NSDS), Statistics Sierra Leone (SSL) deployed a Statistician at the Ministry of Transport and Aviation in 2008 to overseen statistical activities in the Ministry....
Report on 2009 Real Gross Domestic Product (RGDP) Estimates of Sierra Leone...[pdf] Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the basic measure of how much a country produced in a given period. It is therefore the country’s expenditure on all final goods and services consumed within the borders of the country during a given year and at market price. GDP figures are computed by Statistics Sierra Leone using the standard 1993 systems of National Accounts (SNA93) methodology. Expenditure on GDP at current prices....[pdf] Generation of Income Account....[pdf]
See also: Report on GDP 2008
Sierra Leone Demographic and Health Survey Final
Report 2008...[pdf] The 2008 Sierra Leone Demographic and Health survey represents the continued efforts in Sierra Leone to obtain reliable and accurate data on fertility behaviour, contraceptive practice, and other reproductive health issues. The survey results are critical and timely as additional information is provided relating to child survival and knowledge regarding HIV/AIDS. Such wealth of information will no doubt be tremendously useful in charting future directions for the population and health programmes including monitoring, evaluation, and research.
Annual Statistical Digest 2005/2006 Edition....[pdf]
This is the 2005/2006 Edition of the Annual Statistical Digest. It is an updated and expanded version prepared by Statistics Sierra Leone in concert with Government Ministries/Departments and Non-Governmental Organizations. The 2005/2006 Digest presents in a concise and readily accessible form, important statistical information on the demographic, economic and social characteristics of Sierra Leone. It is hoped that this expanded edition will be useful to a wide range of users, policy makers, planners and the general public.
Statistical Report on Sierra Leone Core Welfare Indicators Questionnaire (CWIQ) 2007...[pdf] In accordance with the policy thrust of the Government of Sierra Leone on poverty alleviation, Statistics Sierra Leone (SSL) has in the recent years embarked on the assessment and monitoring of welfare and poverty through various surveys such as the Core Welfare Indicator Questionnaire (CWIQ) surveys. These surveys are part of the efforts of the SSL to provide information for the management of the Sierra Leone economy and society. This effort is in line with the Government commitment to institute a robust system for tracking and measuring progress of poverty reduction strategy (PRS) pro-poor interventions on a systematic basis
Sierra Leone Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey - Three (MICS-3) 2005.....[pdf] The 2005 Sierra Leone Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS3) is a nationally representative survey of households, women, and children. The main objectives of the survey are (i) to provide current information for assessing the present situation of women and children in Sierra Leone; (ii) to produce data to monitor progress toward the achievement of targets and goals that include the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs); and, (iii) to contribute to the improvement of data and monitoring systems in Sierra Leone. Interviews were successfully completed in 7,078 households drawn from all districts of Sierra Leone.
Report on National Strategy for the Development of Statistics (NSDS) in Sierra Leone...[pdf] Statistics Sierra Leone (SSL) has prepared a strategy document on National Strategy for the Development of Statistics (NSDS) in Sierra Leone, with funding provided via the World Banks’ Trust Fund for Statistical Capacity Building and the Government of the Republic of Sierra Leone. The objectives of the strategic planning process are to Strengthen the institutional framework of the national statistical system and the coordinating role of SSL; Improve the quantity and quality of statistics in priority areas; Improve the accessibility and dissemination of statistical information; Mainstream statistics within the emerging framework for the monitoring and evaluation of GoSL development activities and their contribution to achieving national goals and targets.
Statistical Report on Sierra Leone Integrated Household Survey (SLIHS) 2003/04..[pdf] This paper documents the Sierra Leone Integrated Household Survey (SLIHS) which focussed on the household as the basic economic and social unit, which can provide detailed and valuable information about living conditions in Sierra Leone. The SLIHS is a nationally representative data set collected between April 2003 and March 2004. It is the first post-conflict large-scale nationally representative survey in Sierra Leone.
2004 Population and Housing Census The last census that was held in Sierra Leone was in 1985 and according to normal procedure, there should have been another census in 1995 but due the eleven-year war, it was not possible and the 1985 census data had become completely obsolete and needed to be updated. Therefore the main objectives of the 2004 population and Housing Census were: To help ensure the availability of a time series of population data to support socio-economic development planning and population programmes as well as to contribute to the development of national capacity for statistical enquiries; Continue the regular pattern of the conduct of censuses in Sierra Leone as a continuing scheme of statistical data collection; Provide information on housing conditions in the country after the eleven-year war. Click on links below for full report in Modules:
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