Population Census Cost Reaches 24M Dinars
The upcoming population census in Jordan will be conducted with the aim of updating data and replacing estimated figures, based on the 2015 enumeration, with actual, up-to-date figures. The cost of the census will be approximately 24 million Jordanian dinars, involving the participation of 12,000 researchers, including 10,000 from schools and 700 from the Central Statistics Department, utilizing technological techniques to reduce costs and the number of researchers. The census provides residents with the choice between self-enumeration or receiving a census official to assist them, with the right to skip certain questions. Legally, fines are imposed on those who refuse to cooperate. Measures include verifying identities and matching data with civil status records to correct information, and artificial intelligence will be used to identify illogical or inconsistent data.
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