Population Census Starts Sunday with 12,000 Researchers
The field enumeration for the population census in Jordan began on Sunday and will continue until the end of the month. Approximately 12,000 enumerators across all governorates, divided into three regions, are participating in the process. The counting will be conducted through direct home visits using GPS technology, focusing on collecting personal information and housing characteristics of individuals and families. Questions about income or ownership will not be included. Additionally, last Thursday, a self-enumeration was launched, dedicated to 170,000 households that participated via electronic links. The enumeration of unregistered individuals will be carried out later. The goal of this process is to provide accurate data to aid in improved developmental planning, while ensuring data protection and following procedures to facilitate data collection and reduce refusals. The process also takes into account various field conditions and logistical challenges.
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