Yen Bai province launches Phase 2 of 2021 economic census

  •  Monday, July 5, 2021

YBO - The Yen Bai provincial steering committee for the economic census launched the second phase of this 2021 census at a ceremony in Minh Tan ward of Yen Bai city on July 1.

Interviewers collect information at a business establishment.
Interviewers collect information at a business establishment.

The 2021 economic census, one of the three surveys conducted under the Law on Statistics, aims to make a comprehensive assessment of the economic development situation and trends in Vietnam, which will serve as the basis for making socio-economic development plans and policies.

Implemented since March 1 this year, the entire workload of Phase 1 in the province has been completed.

In Phase 2, information collection is set to be carried out from July 1 to 30.

This time’s economic census is considered a complex and difficult task, given the complicated developments of the COVID-19 pandemic.

There are nearly 33,000 household businesses and over 170 religious establishments subject to Phase 2 of the census in Yen Bai province.

Thu Trang – Duc Toan

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