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Scope and Form of Census Data Dissemination in the Maldives Hudha Haleem Department of National Planning Statistics Division Presentation Outline Country profile Scope of Data Dissemination in Maldives Determination the scope of Census

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Scope and Form of Census Data Dissemination in the Maldives Hudha Haleem
Department of National Planning / Statistics Division<br>
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Presentation Outline Country profile
Scope of Data Dissemination in Maldives
Determination the scope of Census data dissemination
The way Census Data is Disseminated in Maldives
Mediums that are utilized for data dissemination<br>
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Country Profile Maldives is a low-lying coral islands scattered vertically across the equator along the Indian Ocean archipelago.
There is an estimate of 1192 islands separated into a series of 26 geographic atolls.
For easy administration these islands are grouped into 20 atolls.
193 are physical inhabited and around 999 are uninhabited.
These islands grouped in ring-shape clusters stretch over an area of 90,000 sqkms of which about only 1% is land.<br>