********* Iraqi Planning: 30 days the time needed to prepare for the census (mmmm no its done imo .... Take a look)

12.01.2011 | (Voice of Iraq) - Add Comment - (Rn) The Ministry of Planning said Thursday that 30 days is the time for making preparations for the census. A spokesman for the Ministry of Planning and Development Cooperation Abdul-Zahra al-Hindawi told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) "The Ministry of Planning and Development Cooperation in need of 30 days after determining the official date to begin preparations for the census." He added that "the Ministry of Planning continues its initiative launched by the convergence of views between the political blocs and hopes to get concrete results in the meetings of a joint including all Parties objecting to the census. " He pointed out that "the census is important for promoting economic development projects and the distribution of state resources to the provinces of Iraq." and was scheduled to conduct a general census of the country in 2009, but the process was delayed more than once because of the objections of some parties to conduct in the disputed areas between Arbil and Baghdad. was postponed the census indefinitely at a time in which she said the Ministry of Planning and Development Cooperation The month of October / October is the best technicians to conduct the census. Never in Iraq since the 1987 census a comprehensive general the country, because the census which was conducted in 1997 did not include the governorates of the Kurdistan region of the three. " The number of Iraqis, 16 million people in 1987 and is expected to Central Bureau of Statistics to number this time between 30 and 31 million people. From: Jafar Allonan. Open: Morteza Yousuf


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OK NOW LOOK AT THIS FROM THE UN....



United Nations S/PV.6586
Security Council
Sixty-sixth year
6586th meeting
Tuesday, 19 July 2011, 11 a.m.
New York


kblue]18]THIS IS ON PAGE 4..........

The implementation of the United Nations
Development Assistance Framework, formulated to
support the National Development Plan, remains
ongoing, with two main pillars: a $33-million privatesector development programme and a $55-million
public-sector one. Noteworthy in that context is the
essential support that the United Nations Population
Fund recently provided to the Government for the
successful completion of the dwelling and household
part of the census. [/size]



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THIS CAN MAKE ONE THINK..... HMMMMMMMMMMM [b]

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Thank you.