First Hand Figures 2012 Prague

We present you the very first statistical summary of the Capital City of Prague for the year 2012. This overview represents the variety of data that the Czech Statistical Office produces and provides to users.

Data that are published in this booklet were obtained thanks to your willingness to answer questions included in statistical surveys of the Czech Statistical Office in households, enterprises or government institutions. This data find use among wide range of users, including the very same who have provided them in the first place - private enterprises, state institutions and general public.

CZSO web pages are the main source of statistical data for their users. Statistical data on each of 14 Czech regions and its spatial units are published on web sites of regional offices of the Czech Statistical Office. Virtually, all standard data covering the whole Prague and its city sections can be found at www.praha.czso.cz where also all publications are available.

Some of the statistical data are presented in English language too: Statistical Yearbook of Prague (Numeri Pragenses), Lexicon of Prague and time series on www.praha.czso.cz should be mentioned.

At the end of this brochure, you will find outputs that we plan to publish this year. However, we would like to draw your attention to a publication we brought out the previous year. It is called Migrace v hl. m. Praze 2001-2011 (Migration in Prague 2001-2011), which includes data for lower spatial units, too.

This year as well, we present data from the very important statistical survey – Population and Housing Census 2011. Data published in this booklet are definitive and are brought out according to the place of usual residence of inhabitants. When comparing this data, it is important to remember, that data from previous censuses were published only by permanent residence.

Data from Population and Housing Census 2011 published up to now are available (in Czech language) at: /csu/xa/scitani_lidu_domu_a_bytu_2011

This way we would like to encourage data users to get in touch with us. Contacts can be found on the last page of this brochure.