Central Data Catalog

Regional Collections

2019 Labour Force and Child Labour Survey

This report presents the 2019 Labour Force and Child Labour Survey (LFCLS) results. Labour statistics play a vital role in enhancing the achievement of decent work agenda for all in Zimbabwe. These statistics are useful in providing information for policy formulation on employment, human capital development strategies, macro-economic development, incomes support and social programmes. The survey findings also feed into the compilation of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of the economy

Income, Consumption and Expenditure Survey 2017-2019

ZIMSTAT conducts a PICES every five years, with the PICES 2017 being the most recent one. However, given the rapid changes in the Zimbabwean economic environment in 2018 and early 2019, it became clear that the poverty estimates based on the PICES 2017 could be outdated and in need of updating. Consequently, a shortened version of the PICES, called the Mini-PICES 2019, was carried out.

Specialized Collections

2017 Smallholder Agricultural Productivity

Agricultural Productivity Module (APM) is part of the Poverty, Income, Consumption and Expenditure Survey (PICES) 2017.

Central Business Register

Master frame for all Business Surveys and Censuses.

External Trade Surveys

Collection of External Trade related statistics

Finance Surveys

Collection of Financial related statistics

Gender

Collection of Gender related statistics

Health and Vital Surveys

Collection of Health related statistics

Industrial Production Surveys

Collection of Industry related statistics

International Migration and Tourism

Collection of International Migration and Tourism statistics

Judicial and Social Surveys

Collection of Judicial and Social related statistics

Labour Force and Child Labour Survey 2014

The survey was designed to measure and monitor Key Indicators of Labour Market (KILM) which provide useful information for formulating policies on employment, human resources development strategies, macro-economic monitoring, incomes support and social programmes as well as for informing debate on these issues