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Welcome to the VNSO Website!
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| The Government Statistician, Simil Johnson, welcomes you to the VNSO Website. |
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Gender Monograph Available for Download
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|  "Our population is now 234,023, which represents an average annual growth rate of 2.3 percent per year since the last Census in 1999."
Download the complete 2009 Census Report (Vol 1) - 1.9MB - from here.
Download the complete 2009 Census Report (Vol 2) - 6.95MB - from here.
The Official Summary Release of the 2009 census on Population and Housing of Vanuatu is now available for public access by clicking here. |
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Monthly Tourism Report (October 2011)
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| Visitors arrivals decreases in October 2011...
The total international visitor arrivals for October 2011 was 8,637. This was an overall decrease of 4% over the month of October 2010. It also declined by 10% when compared to September 2011. Cruise ship visitors (day visitors) for the month of October 2011 decreased by 47% over the same month of last year. When compared with the month of September 2011, the number also declined by 45% significantly.
Purpose of Visit
In October 2011, 6,991 or 81% of the total international visitor arrivals came to Vanuatu for holiday; 953 or 11% came for meetings, conferences or other business; 642 or 7% arrived in the country to visit friends and relatives, and 51 or 1% were in transit to another country.
Download the Tourism report of October 2011 from here
Click here to access the Tourism repor of September 2011
The monthly report of August 2011 can be download from here.
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Monthly Trade Statistics (September 2011)
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| Exports of Vanilla and Fish increases in September 2011...
According to September 2011, trade statistics recorded a trade deficit of 1,445 million vatu indicating an improvement of 560 million vatu compared to September 2010. The improvement was due to a decrease of 25% in imports over the corresponding period of 2010.
In September 2011, Copra constituted 21% of the total domestic exports in vatu terms, followed by kava 14%, beef 9%, fish 5%, , alcoholic drinks and coconut meal 3% each while livefish and cocoa make up 2% each. Other includes products such as: Sandal wood oil, dried sharkfins, black bean seeds, scrap metal iron and personal effects.
Download the full report from here. |
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"Women and Men in Vanuatu." 
