The data collection period is set to take place from March 1 to July 30, 2021 on various economic component groups.
Result from the national 2021 economic census would serve as the foundation for the calculation of the country’s GDP and GRDP data.
Automatic production chain at Vinfast. Photo: Tuan Minh |
“The main objective of the economic census is to collect data from different economic components and assess their development in terms of quantity, scale and number of employees,” stated the Head of Hanoi's Statistics Office Dau Ngoc Hung at the meeting marking the launch of the national 2021 economic census in Hanoi on February 5.
According to Mr. Hung, the economic census will also evaluate the efficiency in Vietnam’s process of economic restructuring and revising growth model.
“Throughout the process, the government will have a better understanding on the application of IT and modern technologies under the Industry 4.0 in the business community,” noted Mr. Hung, saying this is an opportunity for enterprises to inform the authorities of their difficulties in accessing financial resources or integrating into the global economy.
The target in this national 2021 economic census include manufacturing facilities, businesses, public-non business units, associations, non-governmental agencies in Vietnam, and religious groups.
The National Statistics Office will collect information via 22 questionnaires in online platforms or direct interview.
The data collection period is set to take place from March 1 to July 30, 2021 on various economic component groups.
Vice Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee Ha Minh Hai, who also heads the Steering Committee on 2021 economic census in Hanoi, said statistics data holds great significance to support the city’s leaders in the process of management.
Mr. Hai requested the municipal Statistics Office to enhance the quality of analysis and economic forecast to better meet the demand for information in the current environment.
The municipal Statistics Office is set to announce the result of the economic census in December 2021, and the official result in the first quarter of 2022.
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