A new article has been added to our Virtual Library of Scientific Articles.
The article “Self-sufficiency in a Small Country? Evidence from an empirical analysis along the supply chain in Puerto Rico” has been added to our Virtual Library of Scientific Articles.
Access the article via the following link: https://www.estadisticas.pr.gov/productos/self-sufficiency-in-a-small-country-evidence-from-an-empirical-analysis-along-the-supply-chain-in-puerto-rico.
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The Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics and the Fire Bureau have coordinated strategies to improve the Bureau's statistical reporting.
Dr. Orville M. Disdier Flores, Executive Director of the Institute, and Commissioner Josué Piñeiro Torres of the Fire Bureau led a meeting that resulted in a work plan to improve the processes for collecting, analyzing, and producing the statistics and reports generated by the Bureau.
Producing more comprehensive, reliable, and easily accessible statistics will promote better decision-making and service optimization.
Access the infographic on incidents reported by the Puerto Rico Fire Bureau: Incidents reported by the Puerto Rico Fire Bureau (2022-2025).
On World Hearing Day, we remember the importance of having information that makes visible the realities of the deaf community in Puerto Rico.
The Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics has the results of the Deaf Community Needs Study, a tool that documents experiences related to access to services, communication, barriers and situations of discrimination.
The availability of this data supports analysis, conversations and informed decisions around accessibility and inclusion. The study is available for consultation on the Institute's official website at: https://www.estadisticas.pr.gov/productos/resultados-necesidades-comunidad-sorda.
Dr. Orville M. Disdier, Executive Director of the Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics, was a keynote speaker at the First Puerto Rican Summit on School Health Promotion. During his presentation, he provided an update on the social and health profile of schoolchildren in Puerto Rico, highlighting the impact of social determinants on inequalities.
Dr. Disdier explained that Puerto Rico is facing a school enrollment crisis linked to demographic changes, as well as significant socioeconomic vulnerability, evidenced by more than 50% of minors living below the poverty level. However, he emphasized that despite high income inequality and various health challenges, education remains the primary driver of social mobility and an essential path to economic advancement.
Access a copy of the presentation at: The Social and Health Profile of Schoolchildren in Puerto Rico.
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