According to sources, this digital census includes features such as geo-tagging of all structures and buildings used for residential and economic activities, as well as the collection of data on economic activities according to international classification to use as a framework to conduct the long-awaited economic census in the country, in addition to demographic and housing characteristics data.
The census’s additional features will serve as the foundation for evidence-based policy, planning, and decision-making to ensure good governance, as well as to determine the diversity, expansion, and sharing of various economic activities in our economy, which is critical to the nation’s prosperity.
Until May 11, 120,007,936 people had been counted in Punjab, 56,149,769 in Sindh, 39,596,664 in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 20,634,606 in Balochistan, and 2,270,436 in the Islamabad Capital Territory.
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