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Puntland Facts and Figures 2020 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD ................................................................................................................................................................. i ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS ................................................................................................................ v BACKGROUND ..................................................................................................................................................... vii CHAPTER ONE ECONOMIC AND TRADE ......................................................................................................1 A. Gross Domestic Product 2012-2019 ............................................................................................................1 B. GOVERNMENT BUDGET 2016-2019 ......................................................................................................3 C. FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATE 2012-19 ...................................................................................................4 D. ANNUAL CONSUMER PRICE INDEX 2012-2019 .................................................................................5 E. Population Estimation Livestock 2012-2019 ..............................................................................................8 CHAPTER TWO SOCIAL STATISTICS .............................................................................................................9 A. HEALTH STATISTICS ..............................................................................................................................9 B. EDUCATION STATISTICS 2012-2019 .................................................................................................. 17 C. CRIME STATISTICS 2017-19................................................................................................................. 28 D. MIGRATION STATISTICS 2012-19 ...................................................................................................... 30 E. PUNTLAND CIVIL SERVANTS STATISTICS .................................................................................... 32 CHAPTER THREE COMMUNICATION, TRANSPORTATION AND ENERGY ..................................... 35 A. TOTAL FLIGHTS AND PASSENGERS ARRIVED/DEPARTURE IN PUNTLAND 2012-2019 .. 35 B. TOTAL VESSEL ARRIVED BOSASO PORT 2012-2019 .................................................................... 36 C. ENERGY PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION 2017-2019............................................................. 37 CHAPTER FOUR POLITICAL REPRESENTATION & PARTICIPATION .............................................. 38 ii Tables Table 1: GDP estimations by expenditure Approach in Millions (USD) 2012-2019 .................................................1 Table 2:Export Livestock at Bosaso Port (head)2012-2019 .......................................................................................1 Table 3: Major Food and Non-Food Import items (Tones) 2012-2019 ......................................................................2 Table 4: Puntland State Government Revenue (USD) 2016-19 .................................................................................3 Table 5: Government Revenue and Expenditure 2016 -2019 ....................................................................................4 Table 6: Average Monthly Exchange Rate For So. Sh Per USD (Thousands) 2012-2019 ........................................4 Table 7: Annual Changes in The Exchange Rate of Somali Shillings to US Dollars 2013-2019 ..............................4 Table 8: Consumer Price Index (Base year 2017) 2012-19 ........................................................................................5 Table 9:Movement of the Monthly Inflation Rate 2018-2019 ...................................................................................6 Table 10: Consumer Price Indexes and Inflation Rates of 2017-2019 .......................................................................7 Table 11: Population Estimation Livestock 2012-2019 .............................................................................................8 Table 12: Mothers' 1st, 2nd and 3rd visit to ANTE-NATAL CARE (ANC) 2017-2019 ...........................................9 Table 13: Sum of multi micro nutrient (MMN) 2017-2019 .................................................................................... 11 Table 14: Number of Deliveries at Government Hospitals 2016-2019 ................................................................... 13 Table 15: Tuberculosis Cases 2017-2019 ................................................................................................................ 14 Table 16: Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI data) 2018-2019 .................................................................. 15 Table 17: Sex TB Cases 2016-2019 ........................................................................................................................ 16 Table 20: Efficiency Indicators ............................................................................................................................... 17 Table 21: Gender Equity Indicators......................................................................................................................... 18 Table 22: Enrollment Trends ................................................................................................................................... 18 Table 23: Teachers Trends ...................................................................................................................................... 19 Table 24: School Trends .......................................................................................................................................... 19 Table 25: Pupil Teachers Ratio (PTR) Trends ........................................................................................................ 19 Table 26:Pupil Classroom Ratio (PCR) Trends ...................................................................................................... 20 Table 28: Secondary Gross Enrollment Rate (GER) Trends ................................................................................... 20 Table 29:Primary & Secondary Gender Parity Index (GPI) Trends ........................................................................ 20 Table 31:Urban and Rural Enrollment of Primary Incl IQS Education by sex 2013-2019 ..................................... 21 Table 33:Primary incl IQS enrollment by Ownership 2013-2019 ........................................................................... 23 Table 34:Gross Intake Rate GIR 2013-19 ............................................................................................................... 23 Table 35:Net Intake Rate NIR 2013-19 ................................................................................................................... 24 Table 36: Gross Enrollment Rate GER 2013-2019 ................................................................................................. 25 Table 40:Primary incl IQS Teachers by Ownership 2013-2019 ............................................................................. 27 Table 41: Primary incl IQS Pupil Teachers Ratio by Ownership 2013-2019 ......................................................... 27 Table 42: Crime Statistics recorded 2017-19 .......................................................................................................... 28 Table 43:Number of Accident Cars By Region 2012-2019 .................................................................................... 28 Table 44: Human Casualties Accident Puntland Region 2012-2019 ...................................................................... 29 Table 45: Properties Damages in Car Accidents 2012-19 ....................................................................................... 29 Table 46: Ethiopian Migrants Arrived Puntland 2012-2019 ................................................................................... 30 Table 50: Education Levels Distribution in Puntland Civil Service........................................................................ 33 Table 51: Servants Distribution by age cohorts ....................................................................................................... 34 Table 52: Number of Aircrafts arrived at Airports both Commercial & International flights 2012-2019 .............. 35 Table 53: Number of Passengers Departed or Arrived at Puntland Airports 2012-2019 ........................................ 35 Table 54:Total Vessel Arrived Bosaso Port 2012-2019 .......................................................................................... 36 iii Table 55: Energy Production and Consumption 2017-2019 ................................................................................... 37 Table 56: Local Council Members by Gender In Puntland Districts 2019 ............................................................. 38 Figures Figure 1: Export Livestock at Bosaso Port (head)2012-2019 ...................................................................................1 Figure 2:Main Food products imported in Bosaso Port 2012-2019 (Tones) ..............................................................2 Figure 3: Main Non-Food products imported in Bosaso Port 2012-2019 (Tones) .....................................................3 Figure 4: Annual Changes in The Exchange Rate of Somali Shillings to US Dollars 2013-2019 .............................5
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