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- Managing Census quality - Australian Bureau of Statistics
For details on how the Census addresses each of the elements of the ABS’s quality framework, see the 2021 Census Quality Declaration There are four principle sources of error in Census data: respondent error, processing error, non-response and undercount
- Census: Australian Bureau of Statistics learnt lessons of #censusfail
The ABS learnt from the mistakes of the 2016 census shutdown, running a text-book 2021 survey
- The Other Problem With The Census: The People It Doesn’t Count
Widening the geographical scope of Census data collection to include all rural and remote Indigenous communities within Australia is one small but necessary step which needs to be undertaken to meet the COAG pledge to “Close the Gap” within this lifetime
- Australian Government Undermines Census in Bid to Avoid Division
The Australian government’s stunning intervention into the national census, and its sudden backflip, has broken trust and left it unclear what’s next
- Census 2021 joins a rich history of controversy and triumph in the . . .
Privacy, religion, gender, and sexual identity have featured in debates about Australia's 18th five-yearly stock take But not a census goes by without controversy, and for all the census controversies there are triumphs and reasons for celebration
- Census Data and Its Impact on Communities - Study Finds
As of July 2024, 24 countries representing about a quarter of the world’s population had yet to publish their results during the 2020 census round Compare that to the previous decade, when 214 countries successfully completed and published census data representing 93% of the global population
- Incomplete detection in enumeration surveys: Whither distance sampling . . .
This paper considers the problem of undercount or incomplete detection in enumeration surveys that are intended to estimate population counts or population abundance The problem is widespread in ecology but also occurs in other surveys: the census undercount is a well-known example of the problem
- If you haven’t completed your Census – it is overdue
Under the Census and Statistics Act 1905, the Australian Statistician can issue you a Notice of Direction, which directs you in writing to complete the Census The notice explains that if you don’t complete the Census, you can be prosecuted and fined up to $222 a day
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