03.03.2011 The first General Agricultural Census organised in the Republic of Moldova
the first General Agricultural Census in the Republic of Moldova (GAC) will be carried out during the period 15 March-15 April 2011.). The GAC is an essential activity for the assessment of situation in agriculture, thus giving the possibility to collect relevant data at national and regional levels, with no other current alternative.
21.02.2011 The quarterly publication "Social-economic development of the municipality Chisinau in January-December 2010"
The publication contains quarterly statistical information which presents the economic, social and demographic situation of the municipality Chisinau. The publication contains statistical indicators regarding industry, agriculture, investments in fixed capital, transport, communications, tourism, retail trade and paid services rendered to the population, insurance, work remuneration, labour force market, unemployment, demographic situation, crimes.
18.02.2011 "Socio-economic situation of the Republic of Moldova in 2010" posted
The publication contains flash information with the economic analysis of the main indicators, and also tables and diagrams with statistical data on the socio-economic and demographic situation of the country.
08.02.2011 A new sub-domain "Remuneration of employees" in the databank
The new sub-domain "Remuneration of employees" was created in National Accounts subject-area of the statistical databank. Remuneration of employees by economic activities and institutional sectors, as well as the contribution of employees' remuneration in the formation of gross domestic product and gross value added are available in this sub-domain.
05.01.2011 New application - Animated population pyramid
National Bureau of Statistics informs that a new application - Animated Population Pyramid has been launched on the website. A population pyramid is a graphical illustration of the age and sex structure of the population of the Republic of Moldova beginning with 1980 till present.
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