What is the purpose of pilot census?

What is the purpose of pilot census?

The Pilot Census is a dress rehearsal for the main census and all systems and processes that will be used in the main census will be tested. This will assist the organisation to allocate the required resources and refine methodologies to ensure that the census is delivered efficiently and effectively.

When was the last census done in South Africa?

2011
The 2011 South African census was the most recent held; the next will be in 2022.

How do I apply for stats in South Africa?

To register for contract employment, prospective candidates should go to the Stats SA website at www.statssa.gov.za and register online. On the website, you need to click on ‘About Us’, go to vacancies, and then register or update your profile on the link provided.

What is the estimated population of South Africa?

The current population of South Africa is 60,347,867 as of Tuesday, November 23, 2021, based on Worldometer elaboration of the latest United Nations data. South Africa 2020 population is estimated at 59,308,690 people at mid year according to UN data.

What is the latest census available?

1940 census
Records from the censuses of population and housing are publicly accessible 72 years after each decennial census’ “Census Day.” The most recent publicly available census records are from the 1940 census, released April 2, 2012.

Does South Africa have a census?

A population census is typically held every five years, but because of a lack of capacity within Statistics South Africa, it was decided that the interval will be extended to 10 years. A Community Survey was conducted in the place of the 2006 census.

Why is South Africa’s population increasing?

Nearly two thirds of South Africa’s population is urban (compared to 38% in the region as a whole), and this proportion is expected to increase to 77% by 2050. One of the drivers of city growth will be migration pressure from poorer countries in the region.