Your Voice Counts! Public Servant Challenges and Motivations

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IEPR
11 May 2026

Your Voice Counts!

Public Servant Challenges and Motivations

The Puerto Rico Statistics Institute (Institute) is an entity with fiscal and administrative autonomy, created by Law 209 of 2003, as amended. The Institute coordinates the production of official statistics, ensures their quality and reliability, and promotes rapid and universal access to both public and private sector data.

In the same way, the Institute is responsible for establishing Puerto Rico's statistical public policy. For its part, the Deregulation and Administrative Efficiency Initiative (IDEA) seeks to modernize the government apparatus and simplify processes, regulations and structures, promoting operational efficiency, economic competitiveness, better citizen-centered services and transparency in accountability.

This questionnaire is a collaborative effort between the Institute of Statistics of Puerto Rico and IDEA and is aimed at public servants, employees or individuals currently working in the Government of Puerto Rico.

Through this instrument, we seek to know how you feel as a public servant, what motivates you and what are the challenges you face in your daily life. We want to better understand the experience of those who work in the service of Puerto Rico.

It will only take a few minutes to respond, but your participation will be essential to make visible the reality, commitment and sense of purpose that defines public service.

By answering this questionnaire you will be helping us to improve the work environment and the quality of life of public servants!

IMPORTANT: This questionnaire will not ask you for personal identifiers or your specific place of employment or position of employment.

Access the questionnaire: Your Voice Counts

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Puerto Rico Toxic Emissions Profile 2016

The Puerto Rico Toxic Emissions Profile, the first of its kind conducted by the Institute, summarizes data from the Toxic Emissions Inventory (TRI) published annually by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) since 1987. Its purpose is to publicize what toxic waste establishments in Puerto Rico emit in order to help the public understand how their communities and environments may be affected.

Monthly Imports of Flowers and Buds 2025

Monthly imports of flowers and buds in Puerto Rico 2025

During 2025, imports of flowers and buds classified under HTS code 0603 showed monthly variations throughout the year. The highest value was recorded in February, when imports reached $1,243,389.

This pattern reflects seasonality, meaning variations that occur at specific times of the year due to recurring factors that influence commercial activity.

The disaggregation by country of origin allows us to examine the origin of the imports and their monthly distribution.

Key findings:
  • Colombia was the main country of origin in each month of the period analyzed.
  • The United States recorded increases in specific months, particularly in February, April, May, and October.
  • Ecuador reported lower monthly values compared to the other countries.

The monthly analysis makes it possible to identify temporary variations in foreign trade and better understand its behavior throughout the year.

To access more foreign trade statistics, visit the Applications section of our official portal (the use of Mozilla Firefox is recommended):
https://apps.estadisticas.pr/iepr/Publicaciones/Proyectosespeciales/ComercioExterno.aspx

Source: Puerto Rico Statistics Institute and U.S. Census Bureau.

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