Using Statistics to Keep Track of Our Changing Environment

“Data is the lifeblood of decision-making and the raw material for accountability. Without high-quality data providing the right information on the right things at the right time; designing, monitoring and evaluating effective policies becomes almost impossible... Read the latest article in our Statistics in Focus series by the CSO to learn more about using...

The CARICOM Regional Census Coordinating Committee

Did you catch the latest “Statistics in Focus” column from the Central Statistical Office? The 25th article of the current series - The CARICOM Regional Census Coordinating Committee was featured in Thursday's Business Guardian. Catch up on the latest and other articles at: Statistics in Focus.

Digital Inclusion Survey

The Telecommunications Authority of Trinidad and Tobago in collaboration with the Central Statistical Office is conducting a nationwide survey which will take place from September 14th, 2021 to November 21st, 2021. This survey aims to measure the digital divide, that is, the gap that exist between persons who have access to Information and Communication Technologies...

Government explores work from home policy

Jensen La Vende Trinidad and Tobago Newsday   The Ministry of Planning is currently drafting a national policy to keep one of the add-ons of the pandemic on a permanent basis – working from home (WFH). Since mid-March last year, the private and public sector have been up-ended by the restrictions imposed by the government to combat the...

TATT and the CSO Signing of a Memorandum of Understanding in the rollout of the Authority's Digital Inclusion Survey (DIS)

The Telecommunications Authority of Trinidad and Tobago has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on December 17, 2020 with the Central Statistical Office (CSO) to provide technical assistance in the rollout of the Authority’s Digital Inclusion Survey (DIS). The Authority is also happy to announce that it has engaged the professional services of an...

World Statistics Day, Tuesday October 20th, 2020

3RD OBSERVANCE OF WORLD STATISTICS DAY CENTRAL STATISTICAL OFFICE TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO   The Central Statistical Office (CSO), along with National Statistical Organisations all around the world, will observe World Statistics Day on Tuesday October 20th, 2020.  The General Assembly of the United Nations designated this day as 'World Statistics Day' to acknowledge the importance of reliable, timely...

Protected Areas - A necessary economic driver

An estimated $18.8M TT in revenue was generated from the sale of fruits and vegetables across six (6) protected areas in Trinidad and Tobago in one year, from October 2018 to September 2019..This is according to a socio-economic survey, which formed part of the Improving Forest and Protected Area Management in Trinidad and Tobago...

2011 Census Database now accessible online

The 2011 Population and Housing Census database can now be accessed and queried via the Central Statistical Office’s website www.cso.gov.tt. You can now rapidly produce various types of user defined tables, graphs and maps which are easily downloadable for inclusion in reports, presentations and for personal use. The “2011 Census Data” link falls under the...

T&T Population Reaches 1.4 million

The total population of Trinidad and Tobago reached 1,353,895 persons in 2016 according to the Central Statistical Office’s Population, Social and Vital Statistics Division. This total consists of 679,288 males and 674,607 females and represents the CSO’s 2016 mid-year estimates. Based on these official statistics the population of Trinidad and Tobago can now be stated...