Volume 6 - Article 12 | Pages 325–354  

Integrated Information System for Demographic Statistics 'ESGRAON-TDS' in Bulgaria

By Iliana Kohler, Jordan Kaltchev, Mariana Dimova

Abstract

In this paper we describe the Bulgarian statistical system that provides unique research possibilities for demographic analyses. In particular, we review the methodology, structure and informational flows for population registration and the registration of vital events in Bulgaria. In addition, we describe the main elements of the most recent Bulgarian census from March 1, 2001. In the last part of the paper, we pay special attention to data protection and data confidentiality issues in Bulgaria.

Author’s Affiliation

• Iliana Kohler - University of Pennsylvania, United States of America EMAIL
• Jordan Kaltchev - National Statistical Institute of Bulgaria, Bulgaria EMAIL
• Mariana Dimova - National Statistical Institute of Bulgaria, Bulgaria EMAIL

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