On the occasion of Europe Day, the day of peace and unity in Europe, celebrated annually on May 9, the National Bureau of Statistics presents the statistical data "Republic of Moldova (RM) versus European Union (EU-27)".
On May 5th, a meeting took place at the NBS with representatives of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) in Moldova - Dr. Karina A. Nersesyan, Country Representative, Natalia Plugaru, Deputy Country Representative and Igor Condrat, Programme Analyst on Census.
Oleg Cara, the General Director of the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), participated on April 30th at the international Webinar titled „Leveraging the Transformative Power of Official Multidimensional Poverty Statistics for Social Development”, organized by the Global network for the study of Multidimensional Poverty - Multidimensional Poverty Peer Network (MPPN), whose activity is facilitated by the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI).
On Wednesday, 30 April, a meeting took place at the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) with the representative of the Embassy of Sweden in Chisinau, Mr. Thomas Alveteg, First Secretary, Deputy Head of Cooperation Inclusive Economic Development Department. The visit was organised in the framework of the common interest of the NBS and Statistics Sweden regarding a new bilateral technical assistance project in the field of statistics.
From April 14 to April 18, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) hosted the expert mission on the final results preparation for 2024 Population and Housing Census (PHC) data dissemination according to the international, in particular EU standards, with the professional expertise of international expert Diana Beltadze.
On 8 April 2025, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) had a joint meeting with the representatives of the European Commission: Ms Michelle Delgado van Demen – Team Leader, Internal Market and Economic Growth, Directorate-General for Enlargement and the Eastern Neighbourhood and Mr Jan Demidovits Mekelainen – programme officer, Delegation of the European Union to the Republic of Moldova.
The publication contains quarterly statistical information which presents the economic, social and demographic situation of the municipality Chisinau. The publication contains statistical indicators regarding demographic situation, labour market, health, tourism, crimes, agriculture, industry, investments in fixed assets, construction and transport.
Around 2.4 million people - this is the population of the Republic of Moldova, according to the preliminary results of 2024 Census. The data were presented to the public today at an event organized by the National Bureau of Statistics with the support of the Government of the Republic of Moldova and development partners, including the Delegation of the European Union and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA). The event, dedicated to the presentation of the preliminary results of the Population and Housing Census 2024 (RPL 2024),
The National Accounts prepared in accordance with the methodology of the United Nations System of National Accounts, version 2008. The publication includes national non-financial accounts for 2023 as well as Regional Gross Domestic Product data for 2022.
National Bureau of Statistics launches the online survey „User satisfaction with NBS products and services”. The purpose of this user survey is to evaluate the degree of user satisfaction with the products and services provided by the NBS, in order to improve their quality and adapt them to the informational needs of the users.
The Statistical yearbook "Chisinau in figures" is the most complete publication, which comprises statistical data regarding the demographic, social and economic situation of the municipality. The yearbook is structured in 15 chapters, containing information from various fields: general data, population, labour force, population incomes and expenditures, education, culture and sport, health protection and social protection, dwellings and public utilities, environment, justice.
The publication is developed based on the results of structural business survey and presents the main indicators of business activity in the Republic of Moldova, including types of activity, forms of ownership, size classes, and regional aspect.
The publication includes information that characterizes the existence and use of natural resources, the state of the environment in the Republic of Moldova. Contains data on the existence and use of land, aquatic resources, energy and useful natural substances, protection of the air, climate change, biodiversity, formation and use of waste, hunting, violations of environmental legislation, etc.
National Bureau for Statistics informs that the „Social-economic situation of the municipality Chisinau in January-September 2024" has been posted on the website (available in Romanian version).
As the central statistical authority and the coordinator of the National Statistical System, the National Bureau of Statistics hosted the meeting of the Sectoral Council for External Assistance in the field of official statistics.
The infographics present a synthesis of the main statistical indicators in the fields of demography, education, family, juvenile crime, social protection, health, culture and sport.
„The Energy Balance of the Republic of Moldova” is a large statistical collection, which presents the statistical indicators on the formation of primary and general resources of energy, distribution, and final energy consumption on the main activities of the national economy during the period 2018-2023.
The analytical report contains statistical information on the general characteristics of households with children according to the area of residence, number of children, type of household, quintiles, presence of migrants in households, their level of poverty and wellbeing.
The yearbook contains the most recent statistical data available in various fields, for economic and social characterization of the country in 2023, as well as the evolution in recent years of the main indicators. The data on some indicators are revised compared to those previously published, and for 2023 some indicators are preliminary and in further editions can be revised. In the final part of the Yearbook data on international statistics are presented, which allows comparison of some indicators for the Republic of Moldova with those from other countries.