Innovation and development: The power of secure and accessible data in Paraguay


As an example of use, data from the Continuous Permanent Household Survey and the Income and Expenditure Survey guide government officials in decisions on poverty reduction, social assistance, allocation of fiscal resources according to identified needs and vulnerabilities, and allow for evaluating the effectiveness and impact of social policies on family well-being.

Meanwhile, the National Survey on the Situation of Women in Paraguay is instrumental in identifying cases of gender-based violence, understanding the family background of survivors, and assessing the physical and emotional impact. The analyses derived from this source have been key in guiding evidence-based public policy decisions to address this issue effectively.

In addition, INE offers REDATAM, a powerful tool for the statistical processing of census microdata. Once the process of the 2022 National Population and Housing Census (CNPV) is completed, which is expected to take place during the current year, users will be able to access the microdata for online processing.

INE also offers the Geostatistical Portal of Paraguay, which is a tool that enables users to explore and visualize a wide range of statistical and geographical data in a in a user-friendly and interactive manner. Leveraging open-source technology, the portal presents information in the form of maps and tables, allowing for a disaggregated view of data at national, departmental, and district levels. Users can access preliminary data from the 2022 National Population and Housing Census (CNPV) and explore various layers of information, such as administrative boundaries, water channels, government institutions, and the distribution of industries and companies across departments. The portal also offers a wealth of statistical indicators related to population, environment, transportation routes, health facilities, educational institutions, police stations, religious centers, sports venues, parks, communication infrastructure, emergency services, and public utilities.

INE works with the World Bank and other agencies to innovate and increasingly respond to the changing demands of society. Its role is fundamental in the country’s transformation through the generation and dissemination of reliable and accessible data. This work facilitates informed decision-making in the public and private sectors and drives research and innovation in various sectors. In an increasingly digital world, INE demonstrates how transparency and access to quality data can be powerful engines for development and social progress.


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