The Economic and Social Indicators Database is a key statistical product of the Department of Statistics, providing an integrated and comprehensive source of information on the nation’s economic and social performance. The database comprises 284 indicators covering 13 principal sectors, including areas such as the economy, labour, education, health, trade, environment, and other domains of national importance. It serves as a central reference for policymakers, researchers, and stakeholders, offering consistent, high-quality data that underpin evidence-based analysis, policy formulation, and the monitoring of national development objectives.
The database brings together indicators produced at varying frequencies—monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, and annual—as well as others compiled over longer time periods, enabling users to examine both short-term fluctuations and long-term trends. Its structure facilitates the comparison and interpretation of data across sectors and time frames, ensuring coherence, transparency, and accessibility. Through this database, the Department of Statistics reaffirms its commitment to providing reliable and timely statistical information that supports informed decision-making and contributes to the advancement of sustainable economic and social development.