The 2024 General Population and Housing Census (GPHC), conducted in 2024 by the National Institute of Statistics (INS) of Tunisia, serves as the primary source of accurate and detailed data regarding the population, housing, and living conditions of households.
This document presents the preliminary results of the 2024 GPHC, focusing mainly on the population and its structure by sex and age, as well as its geographic distribution by governorate.
The Volume C presents the main results of the third component of the survey budget, consumption and standard of living of households in 2021 studying access to community services such as Education and Teaching, social coverage and care.
Volume A presents the annual expenditure of households in terms in terms of level and structure, ventilated according to households characteristics by different levels of products nomenclature.
This document describes the enhancements and revisions to national practices in poverty measurement in monetary terms and shows the evolution of poverty over the last decade.
This publication describes the situation of the labor force and the salaries in the civil service as of December.
This publication mainly presents Tunisian population estimates by governorates, delegations and communes and obviously major indicators giving an overview about fertility death rates in Tunisia. The data is based on the administrative files of the civil registry.
INS publishes every year a leaflet edited in three languages (Arabic, French, English) retracing the main economic and social indicators of Tunisia.
INS publishes every year a leaflet edited in three languages (Arabic, French, English) retracing the main economic and social indicators of Tunisia.
This poverty map report has been produced by the National Office of Statistics of Tunisia, in collaboration with the World Bank. The poverty indicators presented in this report were calculated on the basis of data from the General Census of Population and Housing (RGPH) of 2014 and the National Survey on Budget, Consumption and Living Standards of households (ENBCNV 2015). The calculation methodology, developed by C. Elbers, J. Lanjouw and P.
INS publishes every year a leaflet edited in three languages (Arabic, French, English) retracing the main economic and social indicators of Tunisia.
