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Social Indicators and Millennium Development Goals
Estimated
Population (2008)
36,605
Population (2001) 19,886
Average HH Size (2001) 2.8
Constant GDP Growth Rate (2007p) 11.2
Constant GDP (US$'000) (2007p) 632,052
Imports (US$ '000) (2008p) 591,252
Exports (US$ '000) (2008p) 24,769
Inflation Rate (2007) 3.7%
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DEPS Grand Turk Office:
South Base, Grand Turk
Turks and Caicos Islands
British West Indies
Tel nos.: +1649-946-2801;
               +1649-946-2221
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Date last updated: September 14, 2009
2008-2011 Output/Performance Indicators
1. In collaboration with Caribbean Development Bank complete the Country Poverty Assessment by March 2010.
2. Revise Project Summary and Project Document forms by March 2009.
3. Finalize the Operations Manual for Community Projects by December 2008.
4. Develop the Consumer Price Index and Import-Export Index for the Turks and Caicos Islands by 4th quarter 2008.
5. Access technical training and publish population projection figures by March 2009.
6. Introduce new statistical outputs for Tourism Satellite accounting and Balance of Payments by June 2009.

   
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