12,000 researchers start census data collection
The Department of Statistics in Jordan has begun conducting the actual field enumeration for the population census, which will continue until the end of the month, following the launch of the self-enumeration process that started on Thursday and involves 170,000 households. Researchers are utilizing GPS technology and direct field communication through home visits to gather data, focusing on collecting information directly from the head of the household or their representative. The census aims to improve developmental planning and essential services for the next ten years. It includes both citizens and non-citizens, with full legal protections for the data. The process involves measures to reduce refusal rates and considers weather and social conditions to ensure the collection of accurate and comprehensive data.
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