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Estimated Gross Domestic Product:
3.8%, Jan - Mar 2022 / Jan - Mar 2021
Gross Domestic Product Actual:
4.0%, Dec 2021
Average Consumer Price Index (CPI):
9.5%, Dec 2022 / Dec 2021
Census Population:
71,105, as of Oct 2021
2021 Life Expectancy at birth:
82.1
2021 Life Expectancy at birth - Male:
80.4
2021 Life Expectancy at birth - Female:
83.7
Estimated Population:
81,546, Year-End December 2022
Unemployment Rate:
2.1%, as at December 2022
Merchandise Imports ($):
17.8% Jul - Sep 2022 / Jul - Sep 2021
Balance of Payments Current Account Deficit % GDP:
13.6% of GDP, Dec 2021

2010 Population and Housing Census Preparations

October 10, 2010 (10-10-10) is the Cayman Islands' Census Day

The Population and Housing Census (PHC) for the Cayman Islands will start on October 10, 2010. The PHC will be conducted by the Economics and Statistics Office (ESO) through 263 enumerators who will be deployed to about 274 enumeration areas in all districts. The Census will run through November 2010.

Approval for the conduct of the PHS was officially announced on 26 March 2008. Since then, preparation by the ESO was supported by the Census Advisory Committee and its sub-Committees.

The United Nations recommends all countries to carry out a population and housing census every tenth year and the 2010 round of censuses should be carried out during the period 2005-2014. Earlier population censuses in Cayman Islands have been conducted in 1802, 1891, 1911, 1921, 1934, 1943, 1960, 1970, 1979, 1989 and 1999 (10 October).

For queries, complaints or assistance, please come and visit us or call.

District Census Offices

Opening Hours: Weekdays and Saturdays: 8:30 a.m. – 8 p.m.

Locations:

  • George Town: Paddington Place, 946-5107 (Daisylyn Chin or Selbourn Christian)
  • West Bay: Centennial Towers, 914-7864 (Nicole Emmanuel-Jones or Theodore Thompson)
  • Eastern Districts: Countryside Shopping Village, 949-9229 (Adolphus Laidlow or Michael Godfrey))
  • Cayman Brac and Little Cayman: 948-0940 (Chevala Burke)
  • Main Office: 244-1621 (Elizabeth Talbert) or 244-3502 (Crispin Boney)

Census 2010 Q & A

1) Are we required to give our names to Census workers?

2) Should we also give our phone numbers?

3) Will our individual data such as health data be given out?

4) Why do Census Workers need to come to houses for interviews, why not do the interviews on-line or mail the questionnaire?

5) How can we be assured that Census workers will keep our data confidentially?

6) Do we need to answer all questions?