Muan County Conducts Training for Enumerators for the 2025 Population and Housing Census

Practical Training for 55 Enumerators
Online Survey Begins on October 22

Population and Housing Census Enumerator Training Site. Provided by Muan County

Muan County, South Jeolla Province, announced on October 15 that it conducted on-site training for enumerators and reserve enumerators over two days starting from October 14 to ensure the smooth implementation of the 2025 Population and Housing Census.

A total of 50 enumerators and 5 reserve enumerators participated in this training, which focused on practical programs such as survey items and procedures, tablet PC usage, case-based exercises, and on-site safety manuals. Through this, the county enhanced the field response capabilities of its enumerators.

The Population and Housing Census is a national statistical survey conducted every five years to assess the status of the population, households, and housing. The collected data is used as a foundation for national policy and regional development plans. Online and telephone surveys will be conducted from October 22 to 31, and for households that do not respond, on-site surveys will take place from November 1 to 18.

The county's survey targets all domestic and foreign residents and dwellings within 20% of the sample enumeration districts in the area, covering a total of 42 items, including marriage plans and family care time.

Kim San, the county governor, stated, "The Population and Housing Census is a crucial survey that forms the basis for establishing regional policies," and added, "We ask for the active participation of all residents to ensure the production of accurate statistics."

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