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The National Statistics Office (ONE) will begin the 2026 National Household Survey (ENHOGAR-2026) on October 13, covering 25,000 households nationwide until November 30. The survey will collect data on living conditions, technology access, and victimization, with new modules on Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and security experiences. ENHOGAR has been conducted periodically since 2005 and provides statistical information on the social, economic, and environmental realities of Dominican households. Its results will inform public policy in areas such as employment, education, public safety, water, energy, and housing, and will support the National Development Strategy, the Sustainable Development Goals, the Multiannual Public Sector Plan, and the National Statistical Plan. ONE urged selected households to welcome interviewers and provide the requested information, emphasizing that participation is essential for data quality. Interviewers will be identified with a badge bearing their photo, name, and position, as well as the official logos of ONE and ENHOGAR. The office confirmed that all collected data will remain strictly confidential in accordance with Article 12 of Law 5096, dated May 1956. Article source: El Nuevo Diario | Image credit: El Nuevo Diario
The National Statistics Office (ONE) will begin the 2026 National Household Survey (ENHOGAR-2026) on October 13, covering 25,000 households nationwide until November 30. The survey will collect data on living conditions, technology access, and victimization, with new modules on Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and security experiences. ENHOGAR has been conducted periodically since 2005 and provides statistical information on the social, economic, and environmental realities of Dominican households. Its results will inform public policy in areas such as employment, education, public safety, water, energy, and housing, and will support the National Development Strategy, the Sustainable Development Goals, the Multiannual Public Sector Plan, and the National Statistical Plan. ONE urged selected households to welcome interviewers and provide the requested information, emphasizing that participation is essential for data quality. Interviewers will be identified with a badge bearing their photo, name, and position, as well as the official logos of ONE and ENHOGAR. The office confirmed that all collected data will remain strictly confidential in accordance with Article 12 of Law 5096, dated May 1956.
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