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The S&T Statistical Unit’s main function is to collect, compile
and disseminate statistics in the field of Science and Technology
(S&T). Science and technological activities are closely
concerned with the generation, advancement and application of
knowledge in all fields of science and technology. These include
such activities as research and development (R&D), scientific and
technical education and training (STET), and scientific and
technological services (STS).
The data collected by the Unit are obtained from primary sources
through national surveys, as well as secondary sources through
administrative records and data collected by the national statistical
office. For a list of reports published by the Unit refer to Surveys
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What's On
Survey of Graduates of Technical Institutions, 2008
This exercise will assist considerably in determining the socio-economic
profile of engineering and applied technology graduates engaged in various
activities in the economy
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Survey of Environmental Awareness and Practices, 2008
NIHERST will be conducting a household survey on environmental
awareness and practices during the period March/April, 2008
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Survey
of Mathematics in Primary Schools, 2007
Based on a representative sample of Standards 1-5
teachers in private and public primary schools, the Survey of Mathematics in
Primary Schools, 2007 set out to compile data on the profile of primary
school teachers, training needs, difficulties encountered in teaching
mathematics and their perceptions of the subject
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Survey on the Social Science Graduates, 2007
The Science and Technology Statistical Unit is conducting
a survey of graduates of the five year period, 2001 to 2005, from the
Faculty of Social Sciences at The University of the West Indies. Social
sciences account for 25% of the total output of graduates from UWI
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National Innovation
Survey of the Food and Beverage Industry in
Trinidad and Tobago, 2006
This undertaking is intended to provide insights into the innovation
process and to assist decision-makers in developing policies to create
the environment and incentives to catalyse innovation in the industry
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Survey of Skilled
Caribbean Professionals in Science and Technology 2007
NIHERST recognises the tremendous stock of skill and expertise that
exists within the community of Caribbean nationals that live overseas.
A study has been commissioned to create a database that profiles
Caribbean professionals in science and technology fields
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