Worldwide
African Statistics Day
Good data, better decisions.
When is African Statistics Day?
Every year on November 18.
What is African Statistics Day?
African Statistics Day has been marked on November 18 since 1990, when it was adopted by African ministers responsible for planning and statistics. Reliable figures on population, health, jobs and prices are what governments need to plan schools, clinics, roads and budgets, yet many countries still lack them. The day is used by national statistics offices, universities and the African Union to promote better data collection, census work and public trust in official numbers.
Source: African Union ↗
How to celebrate
Mark the day with a poster made in Dayfeed — pick your favourite photo as the background, share it to your story or group chat, and set a reminder so you never miss it next year.
Hashtags
- #AfricanStatisticsDay
- #DataForDevelopment
Try it: save this day's poster to your Pinterest board.
This is the African Statistics Day poster, made with Dayfeed. Pin it to your board — no app needed.
Save to Pinterest
In the Dayfeed app
Never miss a special day
Turn this day into a poster.
100 designs, your photo, ready for Instagram.
