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As CHOGM 2024 concludes, the Samoa Bureau of Statistics (SBS) is proud to reflect on our successful role in the event’s accreditation process. Led by our Government Statistician – Leota Aliielua Salani in close collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT), SBS worked hard to ensure that
Today’s consultation with the finance sector provided valuable insights as we work together to shape effective National ID Regulations.
Today, the Samoa Bureau of Statistics successfully conducted a consultation with government stakeholders regarding the regulations for the National ID (NID) Act. This collaborative session focused on refining the regulatory framework and ensuring effective implementation.
The Samoa Bureau of Statistics (SBS), in collaboration with the World Bank and the United Nations (UN), has initiated a workshop on “Official Statistics and Related Legislation in Times of Change.” This workshop brings together key stakeholders involved in strategic decision-making and statistical production to discuss upcoming amendments to statistical
NEWS RELEASE: “See Samoa’s Story through DATA” In continuation of Samoa Bureau of Statistics’s (SBS) pursuit of making official statistics easy to understand and accessible by the general public, the launching of ‘interactive data visualization Dashboards” was held at the Taumeasina Island Resort on Tuesday 18th June 2024. The launch
NEWS RELEASE “Simplified statistical communication products a hit with partner agencies and stakeholders” The Samoa Bureau of Statistics (SBS), determined to meet its targeted approach at making statistical information accessible for all, installed various pull-up banners, posters and wall planners in different locations and venues on Thursday 13th and Friday
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