National Economic Census Pre-Training Commences in Nepal
Kathmandu. A master trainer training program has commenced in preparation for the National Economic Census 2082, under the main theme of 'Economic Calculation for Measuring the Economy'.
This training program is being conducted with the objective of preparing trainers for the District Economic Census Officer and Enumerator and Supervisor training programs, and to facilitate the monitoring of on-site data collection. Deputy Chief Statistician Dhundiraj Lamichhane stated that everyone has the responsibility to make the upcoming census successful by fully utilizing the experience of the 2075 Economic Census. This time, the census incorporates e-Census as part of modern technology usage, which is expected to enhance efficiency and accuracy.
The program particularly emphasized that trainers must possess a high level of accountability and a correct understanding of the subject matter. Instructions were given to ensure uniformity across the country in understanding the training materials regarding equality and consistency, and to provide training effectively.
Furthermore, the Central Bureau of Statistics stated that trainers are being prepared to identify potential workplace problems, devise solutions, and ensure active participation. Since the quality of statistics depends on the quality of training, it was urged that this be taken seriously. At the program, Chief Statistician Dr. Kamal Prasad Pokharel mentioned that the economic census is not merely data collection but the main basis for policy formulation for the decision-making process.
Chief Statistician Dr. Pokharel stated that this census will prove to be a milestone in accurately depicting the country's economic condition and formulating multidimensional development plans. He also emphasized the crucial role of the master trainer training in ensuring accurate data from the economic census, as quality plans are built upon quality data.
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