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Subject: Re: Enga: Provincial Statistical Office

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Date Posted: Thu, Jul 17 2008, 01:52:25pm
In reply to: larsen 's message, "Enga: Provincial Statistical Office" on Sun, Jul 13 2008, 11:46:58am

Does the National Statistical Office of Papua New Guinea have any information you require? Although the stats. are old, it might be a starting point to update.

http://www.nso.gov.pg/Special_Products/prod.htm

The stats. also detail literacy rates for 2000.

http://www.nso.gov.pg/Pop_Soc_%20Stats/Social/Education/education.htm

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larsen
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Date Posted: Thu, Jul 17 2008, 02:20:53pm

the nso and the provincial government have data. these historical data need to be updated as reliability is essential. reference made to nso; nso's (technical) assistance could be sought to setup the provincial statistical office (or to conduct private statistical surveys). however, i agree that the historical statistics are still essential for historical trends, which help shape the future.

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