Understanding Nepal's Population Census

What year was the first population census conducted in Nepal?

• 2011

• 1981

• 2001

• 1991

How often is the population census conducted in Nepal?

• Every five years

• Every fifteen years

• Every year

• Every ten years

What was the main purpose of the first population census in Nepal?

• To gather demographic data for government planning and resource allocation.

• To conduct a national election

• To establish a new currency

• To promote tourism in rural areas

How does the population census impact government policy in Nepal?

• The population census has no effect on government policy in Nepal.

• The population census impacts government policy in Nepal by providing essential demographic data for resource allocation and policy formulation.

• Government policy in Nepal is solely based on international relations, not census data.

• The census is only used for historical records and does not influence current policies.

What are some key demographic factors collected in the census?

• Income level

• Employment status

• Geographic location

• Age, sex, race, ethnicity, marital status, household size, educational attainment.

In which year was the most recent population census conducted in Nepal?

• 2015

• 2020

• 2018

• 2021

How does the census data influence resource allocation in Nepal?

• Census data only affects urban areas and ignores rural needs.

• Census data has no impact on government spending in Nepal.

• Census data influences resource allocation in Nepal by identifying population needs and guiding government investment in infrastructure, education, and healthcare.

• Census data is used solely for historical research in Nepal.

What challenges does Nepal face in conducting accurate population censuses?

• High literacy rates

• Urban population dominance

• Geographical diversity, political instability, lack of infrastructure, and cultural factors.

• Stable political climate

Why is it important for citizens to participate in the population census?

• Census participation is only for government officials.

• It helps in determining the weather patterns.

• Citizens should avoid participating to save time.

• It is important for citizens to participate in the population census to ensure accurate representation and resource allocation.

How has the population census evolved in Nepal over the years?

• The population census focuses solely on geographic distribution.

• The population census in Nepal has evolved from basic demographic counts in 1952-53 to comprehensive surveys incorporating modern techniques and detailed socio-economic data by 2021.

• The census has remained unchanged since 1952-53.

• Census data is only collected every ten years without any updates.