Angola
Following an in-depth needs analysis through bilateral consultations organized between FAO and Angola’s counterparts responsible for producing and using agricultural statistics, and based on the information collected through a questionnaire prepared by FAO and completed by the national agricultural statistical team, the following activities, planned for the period 2021-2024, are implemented in Angola with the aim to fill gaps in different levels of technical expertise and capacities.
- SPARS: Technical support in updating the country SPARS;
- Scholarship Programme: Participation in the scholarship programme;
- Basic training: Basic training in agricultural statistics;
- AGPROD: Support in preparing survey tools for agricultural production surveys;
- Master Sampling Frame (MSF): Technical assistance in developing, using and maintaining a cost-effective Master Sampling Frame (MSF) to implement an integrated system of agricultural surveys;
- TOOLS: Support in improving the technical knowledge of statistical software for data analysis and dissemination;
- Computer-Assisted Personal Interviewing (CAPI): Training and support to the country in developing, implementing, and maintaining CAPI-based surveys to improve data quality and cost-efficiency of agricultural surveys.
GSARS Conducts Data Analysis Workshop to Enhance Agricultural and Rural Statistics in Angola
29/03/2024
In a significant effort to enhance the availability and quality of agricultural and rural statistics, the Global Strategy to Improve Agricultural and Rural Statistics (GSARS) successfully conducted a critical training workshop in Luanda, Angola, from February 19 to 28, 2024.
Angola Embraces Advanced Data Analysis in Agriculture and Fisheries with Training on Data Processing and Analysis Tools
08/12/2023
In a significant step towards enhancing agricultural and rural statistics, a training workshop focusing on data processing and analysis was recently concluded in Luanda. Organized from November 6 to 10, 2023, under the Global Strategy for the Improvement of Agricultural and Rural Statistics (GSARSII), the event marked a pivotal moment in Angola's efforts to adopt modern statistical methods for sustainable agricultural production used for policymaking in rural development.