The Bureau of Statistics has a mandate to support statistical activities and services in Samoa.
In this role SBS can sometimes help in practical aspects of the design and carrying out of statistical activities, and provide information about best practise and international standards for statistics.
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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
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
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
NEWS RELEASE SBS continues its pursuit of making official statistics easy to understand and accessible by the general public The Samoa Bureau of Statistics (SBS)
The Samoa Bureau of Statistics (SBS) has taken a huge step in making official statistics easier to understand, usable and more accessible for the general
Launching a suite of statistical communication products on Thursday 30 May 2024 in Savaii, at the Fagamalo EFKS Hall, 8:30– 11:00am. The initiative is the
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