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Agricultural census 2022, Metadata/Data, MR

Paraguay

Year of publication 2021

Place of publication Rome, Italy;

Product type Document

Category Other document

Synopsis (short abstract) These documents, comprising census reports, questionnaires, instruction manuals, and other related census materials, constitute national agricultural census records submitted by member countries to the FAO Statistics Division. FAO compiles and archives these census documents, which serve as the foundation for the preparation of methodological reviews of national agricultural censuses, including key findings on countries’ structural characteristics of agriculture. The Statistics Division of FAO periodically disseminates these country census documents and the associated methodological reviews through its official website.

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