Labour Statistics Metadata Handbook - 2014

The indicators in the Handbook are statistical and those required to describe and assess phenomena relevant to labour covering the population of persons, establishments and jobs or substantial subsets of them such as women, establishments in critical sectors and jobs in the formal sector. Other topic- or institution-specific indicators used for programme monitoring and evaluation or management of resources are not included, for example number of business development advisers with international certification.

Labour Statistics Framework of Rwanda - 2014

Labour statistics are used for policy formulation as well as for development, evaluation and monitoring of programmes in various areas such as employment and active labour market policies, vocational training, human resource development, poverty and social exclusion.

Consumer Price Index (CPI) - May 2014

In May 2014 the All Urban general Consumer Price index (CPI) increased  by 1.9 percent on annual basis and decreased by 0.7 percent on monthly basis. The annual average rate between May 2014 and May 2013 is 3.6 percent.

The average age of first marriage increased in Rwanda in last three decades

Since the 1978 there has been a trend towards later first marriage for both men and women. The fourth Population and Housing Census conducted in Rwanda in August 2012 (2012RPHC) realized that the average age of first marriage for women climbed from 22.9 years in 1991 to 25 years in 2012, while for men it was 27.4 years in 2012 from 26.8 years both in 1991 and 2002.
 

Producer Price Index Report (First Quarter 2014)

The index for the first  quarter 2014 registered a decrease of 0.22 percent compared to the index of the previous quarter (fourth quarter 2013) and an increase of  0.94 percent compared to the index of the first quarter of the year 2013.

Rwanda’s literacy rate rises

The fourth Population and Housing Census in Rwanda conducted in August 2012 (2012 RPHC) shows that 68% of Rwandan population aged 15 years and above were literate while they were 64.4% in 2002. A person is qualified as literate if he/she is able to read, write and understand at least one language. In 2012, males were more literate (72%) than females (65%).

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