Reports covering the entire census programme
General Report
The 'Northern Ireland Census 2011 General Report' summarises the entire census operation spanning ten years, from the early consultation, legislation and planning stages, through the field activities and data processing to the production and dissemination of outputs, and the key lessons learned, which will be taken forward for the 2021 Census.
Quality Assurance Report
The purpose of the '2011 Census Quality Assurance Report' is to provide an overview of the Quality Assurance work that was undertaken by NISRA in order to ensure that the Northern Ireland Census population estimates were of a high quality, fit for purpose and met the needs of users.
User Satisfaction Survey Summary Report
The '2011 Census User Satisfaction Survey Summary Report' presents the findings of the 2011 Census User Satisfaction Survey and, in particular, outline the value of the 2011 Census outputs to users and inform future planning.
Reports for the various projects within the wider census programme
- Field Operations and Data Collection
- Geography (including address register and enumeration geography)
Additional evaluations
During the 2011 Census, a large number of processes were common to NISRA and the Office for National Statistics (ONS), with involvement from NISRA varying from project to project. The full list of 2011 Census evaluations from the ONS are available on their website:
The evaluations of most relevance to Northern Ireland processes: