Survey Awareness

A household survey conducted by GASTAT in Saudi Arabia. Data is collected by communicating with a representative sample of Saudi and non-Saudi residents across all administrative regions of the Kingdom, including both occupied and unoccupied housing units. Interviews are conducted with household using an electronic questionnaire that contains a number of questions. It aims to provide estimates and indicators related to volunteer work and volunteer hours.

The survey seeks to understand how people assess their overall well-being and quality of life and what specific areas contribute to their satisfaction and happiness, targeting citizens and residents aged 15 and above.

An index that measures the extent of changes in the level of optimism or pessimism of consumers toward the economy in the near future, through an economic survey on the opinions, views and conditions of consumers that are concerned with the current conditions in addition to their expectations of the upcoming economic conditions.

Measuring the extent to which Saudi citizens demonstrate principles and values in their daily lives and dealings, such as honesty, determination, discipline, etc.

The Home Energy Survey seeks to provide accurate and comprehensive statistical data covering the needs of decision makers, data users and researchers on the sources, forms, uses and consumption patterns of energy in the domestic sector.

The Household Survey is conducted by the General Authority for Statistics, where data is collected through communication with a representative sample of Saudi and non-Saudi residents in all administrative regions of the Kingdom.

The survey targets adults aged 15 and above, and it addresses questions regarding health status, healthcare needs, and health behaviors of the population of Saudi Arabia, including the workforce. This comprehensive survey aims to collect and analyze data on a wide range of health-related topics to enrich public health policies, workforce safety programs, and healthcare services.

The survey targets women of reproductive age (15 to 49 years old) and children (0 to 14 years old) aiming to assess and analyze their health status, access to healthcare, needs, and relevant social and economic factors affecting these two groups in Saudi Arabia.