According to information provided by the National Statistical Committee, tablets and mobile devices, as well as specialized software, will be used to conduct the census.
This approach will significantly improve the quality of data collection, reduce the time for processing information, and minimize the impact of human factors.
The collected data will be transmitted in real-time to a centralized server, while ensuring compliance with all requirements for information confidentiality.
The National Statistical Committee also emphasized that each enumerator must have a badge with personal information. This badge will feature a QR code that can be scanned for additional information about the enumerator.
According to the agency, the digital agricultural census is considered an important step towards the digital transformation of the agricultural sector and enhancing management efficiency in this area.
The census will cover not only agricultural organizations but also farms, peasant households, and personal subsidiary plots of citizens.
The National Statistical Committee emphasizes that the collected data will serve as a basis for developing effective state policies in the field of agriculture, improving food security, and ensuring sustainable regional development.
The results of the census will be available to a wide audience, including government institutions, businesses, and scientific organizations.
