Cambodia- Census Tabulation http://www.fao.org/economic/ess/ess-events/wca2020bangkok/en/

1. Roundtable on
World Programme for the Census of Agriculture 2020
Bangkok, Thailand
19-23 September 2016
Prepare by: Cambodia team
Mr. Pich Pothy, NIS MoP
Ms. Meas Sotheavy, DP, MAFF
E-mail address: pichpothy@yahoo.com,
HP: 855 89 525 533
E-mail address: sotheavymeas@gmail.com,
HP: 855 97 688 8938
Cambodia Agriculture Census
in 2013
19-23 September 2016, Bangkok, Thailand
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Contents
I. Census Tabulation,
II. Dissemination
III. Archiving
IV. Lessons Learnt in Cambodia
V. An analysis of the changes in Cambodia future
http://nis.gov.kh/index.php/en/find-statistic/economic-statistics/cac2013.html

3. Tabulation by Residence of the Agricultural Holder
 Members 10 years old and over of HHs with
AgrHdingby Sex of the Members and Sex and Marital Status of Head
 Members 5 years old and over of HHs with
AgrHdingthat were Reported Currently Attending School, by Sex and Age as of last
birthday of the HH Members
 Members of HHs with AgrHding that were Reported with
Health-Related Difficulties, by Sex and Health-Related Difficulties of the HH Members
 Members 10 years old and over with
Secondary Economic Activity during the past 12 months by Sex, Secondary Economic
Activity, Number of Days Worked of the HH Members and Sex of HH Head.
 Number of HHs with AgrHding that Engaged in Fishing Activity during the past
12 months by Type of Fishing Location
 Number of HHs with AgrHdingthat Engaged in
Forestry-Related Activities during the past 12 months, by Type of Forestry-Related
Activities
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4. Tabulation by Residence of the Agricultural Holder
Members of HHs with AgrHding by
Sex of the HH Heads, Sex and Age as of last birthday of the HH Members,
Male/Female-Headed HHs with AgrHding by Sex and Age
Heads ofHHs with
AgrHding by Sex and Age , Relation to Head of the HH Members
Number of Parcels and Number of Scattered Cultivated
Fruit Trees, Edible Nut Trees, Beverage Crops, Oil Crops, Spices and Aromatic Crops
and Tanning Crops, Flower Crops, Ornamental Plants, Non-food Crops,
Members 5 years old and over of HHs with
AgrHding by Sex and Education Attained of the HH Members and Sex of HH Head
Beverage Crops in Compact Plantation by
Type of Beverage Crops, Compact Plantation like Oil Crops , Spices and Aromatic
Crops , Flower Crops , Ornamental Plants, Non-food Crops,
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5. Tabulation by Residence of the Agricultural Holder
 Number of HHs with Agricultural Holding that Reported
Main Source of Basic Food Consumed during the last 7 days
Basic Food Items Consumed and Main Source,
 Number of HHs with AgrHding that Experienced Food Shortage in the last 12
months by
Sex of the HH Head and by Number of Months with Food Shortage,
 Number of HH Holdings Engaged in
Agricultural Activities Undertaken in Separate Agricultural Lands
Size of the Agricultural Lands
 Number of Parcels including Homelots used in Agricultural Activities
HH AgrHding with Lands, by Main Land Use (Crop, Non Crop and Livestock)
 Number of Pig and Goat by
Breed and Main Purpose of Small Livestock
 Number of Households Keeping/Raising Swallow that Reported
Inventory and Disposal of Swallow during the last 12 months, by Type of Disposal
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6. Tabulation by Province/District/Commune: 2013
 Number and Area of Parcels Planted to Cereals/Grains, by
Type of Cereals/Grains, Tuber, Root and Bulk Crops, Leguminous Grain Plants, Plants,
Oilseed Crops, by Type of Oilseed Crops, Spices, Condiments, Aromatic and
Medicinal Plants,
 Parcels Planted to Industrial Crops by Type of
Industrial Crops, Fiber Crops, Leafy or Stem Vegetables, Fruit-Bearing Vegetables,
Other Root, Bulb and Tuberous Vegetables, Leguminous Green Vegetables
 Number and Area of Parcels with
Other Vegetables, Cereals/Grains, Area of Parcels with Citrus Fruit Trees in Compact
Plantation, Type of Citrus Fruits, Area of Parcels with Cultivated Fruit Trees in
Compact Plantation,
 Cultivated Fruit Trees in Compact Plantation by
Type of Cultivated Fruit Trees
 Edible Nuts in Compact Plantation by Type of
Edible Nuts
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7. DATA PROCESSING ACTIVITIES AT THE CA PROCESSING
CENTER
 Presentation A snapshot of Cambodian Agriculture
2013
 AC Technical Committee Discussions on Census of
Agriculture Results
 Workshops and Discussion Census of Agriculture
Results by Regional (Zones)
 Benchmarks AC results versus Administration data.
 Feedback from AC Technical Committee members and
audiences.
 Final Report for the Census of Agriculture of the
Kingdom of Cambodia.
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8. Dissemination
Kingdom of Cambodia was officially released by Prime
Minister Hun Sen at a ceremony conducted Phnom Penh
on 10 December 2015.
The Prime Minister made specific recommendations for
the use of the census data and the development of the
statistical system, as well as recommendations specifically
for the rice industry in Cambodia.
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9. Dissemination
 Kingdom of Cambodia was officially released by Prime
Minister Hun Sen at a ceremony conducted Phnom
Penh on 10 December 2015.
 Report books contain two languages ( English and
Khmer)
 Containing in CD
 Census Atlas
 Press Conferences
 Universities Libraries
 http://nis.gov.kh/index.php/en/find-statistic/economic-
statistics/cac2013.html
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10. III .Archiving
 The Prime Minister made specific recommendations for
the use of the census data and the development of the
statistical system, as well as recommendations
specifically for the rice industry in Cambodia.
 Points raised by the Prime Minister included five
instructions for Agricultural Census data of good quality
and reliable data, providing a strong basis for preparing
planning policy and programs, both at the national and
sub-national levels.
 Final Report released for the Census of Agriculture of
the Kingdom of Cambodia.
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Main Items of the theme assigned and Lessons
Learnt in Cambodia
 The data produced by the comprehensive agricultural census and
encourage the use of the data to meet diverse needs, including the study
of sub-national data as much as possible.
 NIS MoP and the MAFF are to continue to cooperate in the survey of
small-scale agriculture, based on multiple and regular surveys, as
determined in the Statistics Regulations, to monitor indicators relating to
agriculture, food security, nutrition and gender.
 To strengthen the implementation plan and the mandate of the Master
Plan of Statistics to prepare National Strategic Development Statistics
2016 -2018.
 To be consistent with the funding framework for development
cooperation for the years 2016 -2018, the UN strategic planning for
National Development 2014 -2018.
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The major challenges encountered in the
Census Tabulation
Commercial Farm,
Most Large Farm ‘s Owners were not counted during
CA ( Five Districts in Capital City were Excluded)
Cannot Access Some Large Farm ‘s Owners (Large
Farm‘s Holder)
Could not access to income sources from Forestry's
Dissemination
Only Intermediate and Higher audiences can access
but for lower level or farmers cannot access.
Website just access in urban areas

13. An analysis of the changes
Including Commercial Farm in to main report,
Increase awareness for Access to Large Farm ‘s
Owners about important of AC
Income sources from Forestry's
Increase awareness are not only Intermediate
and higher audiences but also lower level or
farmers and student.
Internet access every where.
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