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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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Copyright © 2005 Department of Economic Planning and Statistics
Date last updated: September 14, 2009
  
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Description:
This report shows the statistics and indicators on key social and gender policy areas in TCI. It highlights the emerging issues in this developmental area, through a methodical arrangement of thematic statistics and data on the gender issue in its multifaceted dimensions. The gender profiles include sex disaggregated data where available on health, education and employment.

Publication Available: 2004

Other available format:  CDROM


Major Contents/Sections:
  • Population, Families and Households
  • Employment
  • Education
  • Health
  • Empowerment

 

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