Publications

"Egypt in Figures" is a booklet issued each year by the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS). It contains the most important demographic, social and economic statistcs, as well as some statistical indicators about Egypt. Read More

In response to the rising needs for more gender disaggregated data and indicators, and to better understand trends in gender equalities and inequalities over the past 15 years, CAS- with the support of UNDP- did a compilation of gender-disaggregated indicators based on...Read More

"Egypt in Figures" is a booklet issued in March each year by the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS). It contains the most important demographic, social and economic statistcs, as well as some statistical indicators about Egypt. Read More

This is the forty eighth issue of the Statistical Year Book for the year 2020. The book is issued annually by National Center for Statistics and Information in view of the increasing importance of statistical data, alongside gradual transformation of the international...Read More

This document is prepared in accordance with the standard procedures stated in the Code of Practice for Palestine Official Statistics 2006. Read More

This document is prepared in accordance with the standard procedures stated in the Code of Practice for Palestine Official Statistics 2006. Read More

The Egyptian Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS) has issued its statistical yearbook “Egypt in Figures” for the year 2020. This annual publication is a collection of the latest demographic, social and economic data and information produced by...Read More

Conducting official censuses started in Egypt in the year 1882 in which population number was 6.7 million people. The decennial censuses were applied since 1897 census till 1960 census. In 1966, the first Population and Housing Census based on sampling, was conducted....Read More

This Report is designed to inform and provoke: to inform about concepts, their limitations, and how they are viewed in the Arab region; and to provoke new ideas and thinking for both discussion and resilience interventions in Arab cities.   This Report appears at a...Read More

The number and share of older persons in the Arab region are steadily growing and will increase substantially in the following decades. The advent of this aging transition, which most Arab countries will start experiencing before 2030, has important economic and social...Read More