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Mapping for 2020 census delayed for lack of resources

The Central Statistical office has revealed that the roll out of the Mapping Exercise in preparation of the 2020 census and statistics has been delayed by a lack of resources.
CSO Acting Director for census and statistics Goodson Sinyenga has acknowledged that government is making efforts to make the resources available to enable the recruitment exercise for the country wide rollout.
The pilot mapping for the census was conducted in the first two months of 2019 and was scheduled for a full rollout starting March 2019.
Mr. Sinyenga says Lusaka and Chongwe have been covered in finality during the pilot exercise.
He says the institution is going paperless and using technology to carry out the exercise which he says has not shown any challenges and is working very well so far.
Mr. Sinyenga says they will be using the Satellite imagery from the ministry of lands and will receive updates in real time from the field agents.

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