It presents the considerations, to guide the interpretation and use of the results of this workshop on seven priority issues for the Department of Health.

Historical compilation of statistical reports by the Insular Police on the country's criminal incidence from 1901 to 1908. These reports served as a basis for the development of police strategies in the past. The reports are included as they were written for each year.

Introduction to the historical compilation of statistical reports by the Insular Police on the country's criminal incidence from 1900 to 1955. These reports served as a basis for the development of police strategies in the past. For greater accessibility, they will be available to download for decades.

Historical compilation of statistical reports by the Insular Police on the country's criminal incidence from 1911 to 1920. These reports served as a basis for the development of police strategies in the past. The reports are included as they were written for each year.

Historical compilation of statistical reports by the Insular Police on the country's criminal incidence from 1921 to 1930. These reports served as a basis for the development of police strategies in the past. The reports are included as they were written for each year.

Historical compilation of statistical reports by the Insular Police on the country's criminal incidence from 1931 to 1940. These reports served as a basis for the development of police strategies in the past. The reports are included as they were written for each year.

Historical compilation of statistical reports by the Insular Police on the country's criminal incidence from 1941 to 1949. These reports served as a basis for the development of police strategies in the past. The reports are included as they were written for each year.

Historical compilation of statistical reports by the Insular Police on the country's criminal incidence from 1951 to 1955. These reports served as a basis for the development of police strategies in the past. The reports are included as they were written for each year.

Act No. 1-2013, also known as the Jobs Now Act, establishes a series of incentives for companies to encourage job creation. It also requires the measurement of the results of this Act. The results reports of the Jobs Now Act give an idea of its effectiveness. Key words: jobs created, jobs committed.

Methodological survey review used to estimate retail sales, described in three documents dated December 2005, March 2006 and May 2006.

This report presents the results of the study on the income of Puerto Ricans in 1996, with the purpose of obtaining average monetary income by strata in Puerto Rico.

Methodology and results of the survey on income by source of origin of families. It is used to estimate poverty in Puerto Rico.

Methodology and results of the survey on income by source of origin of families. It is used to estimate poverty in Puerto Rico.

It offers tools for the analysis of wealth distribution, using a survey for calendar year 1994.

This Special Report of the Legislative Assembly Budget Office (OPAL) analyzes General Fund Income and Expenditure from Fiscal Year 2000 to 2022. This analysis is carried out using the Government's financial statements, identifying significant trends and events that have impacted the country's fiscal situation for just over the first 2 decades of the 21st century. The deficit of the General Fund, the legislative changes that have impacted collections and the evolution of spending in key programmatic areas such as Education, Public Safety and Health are some of the main points discussed in this report. During the first fifteen years of the century (2000 to 2014), Net Income from the General Fund totaled $118,788 million, while Expenses reached $144,573 million, resulting in a cumulative deficit of $25,785 million. This deficit was financed through loans, COFINA and transfers from other funds. Starting with Fiscal Year 2015, significant measures were implemented to control spending, most notably Law 66-2014, which froze budget allocation formulas to the University of Puerto Rico, municipalities and the Judicial Branch, among other initiatives to reduce government spending. The arrival of the PROMESA Act in 2016 marked a significant change in the administration of fiscal policy, and began the process of restructuring public debt. In the most recent fiscal years, the impact of events such as hurricanes Irma and Maria in September 2017; the earthquake in the southwest of the island in January 2020 and the COVID-19 pandemic, also in 2020, has significantly influenced Government Revenue and Expenditure. The injection of federal funds for reconstruction has been a determining factor in the fiscal evolution of these years. In summary, the report provides a detailed overview of the finances of the Government of Puerto Rico, highlighting the challenges faced and the measures taken to mitigate the deficit and improve Puerto Rico's fiscal situation.

Guide document for the management of the IPEDS Data Center, for the analysis and comparison of post-secondary institutions, in the following areas: institutional profile, enrollment, number of graduates, institutional finance, financial aid, graduation rate, human resources, number of new students, number of active students and library facilities.

Methodological report on literacy statistics.

International standard on the classification of levels of education.

It presents an econometric model that forecasts the demand for housing in Puerto Rico at the aggregate level. It uses spatial dynamics models with various geographical criteria to disaggregate the units predicted to the 78 municipalities. It contains additional information regarding the housing industry such as the quality of the housing stock, sanitary facilities, type of housing construction, among others.

It provides an analysis of the sustained impact of tourism in relation to the consumer activity of tourists who contribute to the Puerto Rican economy within the framework of the Caribbean. Its objective is to build and implement a satellite tourism account.

An overview of minimum wage levels in the educational context of Puerto Rico prior to 1976, established by the Fair Labor Standards Act, is provided. The report contains wage rates and economic information for the private education sector and the public sector.

Published by Dr. José Vázquez Calzada. Analysis and presentation of the historical trajectory of Puerto Rico's demographic phenomena, with a mostly descriptive approach. Information is included on population censuses up to the 19th century; growth, distribution and composition of the population from the 20th century to the 1970 census; socioeconomic characteristics; birth and fertility; mortality and causes of death and internal and external migration.

It presents statistics on government processes related to the management of cases of domestic violence.

It provides information related to the health of this population with data from the PREHCO Project.

This document seeks to present the transformation and evolution of housing in Puerto Rico. It also explains the need that has existed and the social interest through public policies for housing. It contains additional information on: (a) The Determinants of Demand and Supply of Social Interest Housing, (b) The Economic Impact of Public Housing Construction in Puerto Rico, (c) Housing Financing in Puerto Rico and (d) Statistical Data. In addition, it provides a special section which provides Relevant Aspects of Social Interest Housing in Argentina, Spain, Colombia and the Caribbean. Key words: Development, Restructuring, Capacity, Institution, Poverty, Inequality.

Methodological manual of the Macroeconomic Accounts System of Puerto Rico. It contains a historical account of the development of the System.

It presents results of the analysis on the impact of unintentional injuries on deaths that occurred in the population aged 0 to 24 years. Keywords: infant, preschool, school, definition, magnitude It presents results of the analysis on the impact of unintentional injuries on deaths that occurred in the population aged 0 to 24 years.

The results of the Survey of Businessmen on the Possible Misuse of Government Resources document the forms of public corruption in Puerto Rico, where the business sector intervenes.

Research on the influence of the climate of coexistence on the academic achievement of public and private schools, at intermediate and secondary levels.

This report evaluates transportation infrastructure and its capacity to meet the growing demands resulting from the increase in Latin American foreign trade. The potential benefits of trade between Latin America and the United States are described.

This study, conducted by the DaCo, contrasts the average cost of post-secondary education in Puerto Rico versus in all U.S. state jurisdictions for the 2009-10 academic year. As a result, it was found that the cost in Puerto Rico represents just 24% of the nation's average cost.

Empirical analysis of the loss of funds and public property for fiscal years 2000-01 to 2007-08, for the estimation of an Index of incidents of lost property by agency, by municipality and by consortium, adjusted for the number of employees and agency.

Empirical estimate of the macroeconomic cost of corruption within the public sector on Puerto Rico's economic growth.

Methodological manual of the Macroeconomic Accounts System of Puerto Rico.

It presents the results obtained from the work carried out for the change of base year of national accounts and the implementation of the System of National Accounts.

Guide to supporting the evaluation efforts of agencies' programs and projects

Methodological manual for the Consumer Price Index (CPI) prepared by an international entity.

It presents the concepts, definitions and methodological principles that govern the recording of health expenditure and the financial implications derived from the reform of the General Health Law.

Methodology for obtaining statistics on Information and Communication Technology (ICT or ICT in English) that are comparable with those in other places.

It presents information from the new crime classification system called the National Incident Based Information System, which replaces the previous system (Uniform Crime Data Information). It also includes the definitions of each of the crimes contemplated.

It is a methodological framework for the collection and publication of statistics on international trade in services, for the use of national and international organizations.

Manual designed to guide doctors, hospitals and facilities on the death registration system of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and to provide the necessary instructions for completing and filling out death certificates. The emphasis is placed on the responsibilities of the Physician, Hospital and Facilities in managing these certificates so that official authorization can finally be obtained for the final disposal of a corpse. It includes relevant information about the importance of these documents, for legal and statistical purposes, and specific instructions for obtaining the necessary information.

They provide guidance and assistance for countries to improve their civil registration and vital statistics systems. It refers to the need and value of continuous monitoring and evaluation of registration and statistics, as essential management activities.

It provides general guidance for the previous steps and analysis that will culminate in computerization; several options are recommended to consider for the planning, execution and maintenance of computerization. In turn, the framework, objectives and purposes of the computerization of civil registration, vital statistics systems and other public bodies are examined.

It provides the necessary rules and regulations for the recording of vital events and acts of civil status of individuals, defines their participation in the production of vital statistics, their relationships with other institutions that depend on this source to carry out their own functions, the services it must offer to the country, among others.

It presents a guide to assist countries in designing policies to protect the confidentiality of information contained in vital records and corresponding statistical reports. It also offers alternative methods for permanently storing and protecting vital records. Key words: civil registration, vital statistics, protocols, law, regulation, disclosure.

Provide guidance on concepts and practices for measuring capital.

It presents globalization measures related to the movement of capital and foreign direct investment, international trade, economic activity of multinational firms and the internationalization of technology.

It provides guidelines for the implementation of data collection standards, and for the dissemination of statistics related to the informal sector and informal employment.

Report on the World Bank's Knowledge Economy Index.

It provides a guide to productivity measures for the development of industrial productivity indicators.

It provides suggestions for the implementation of guidelines for measuring economic characteristics in population censuses, with a particular focus on formulating questions and processing answers. It is based on the Principles and Recommendations for Population and Housing Censuses, published by the UN.

Provide guidance on how to produce comprehensive estimates of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), ensuring that as many productive activities as possible are accounted for.

This report contains the process, measurement and results of the evaluation carried out on these 11 functions.

This document deals with an analysis of the minimum wage in Puerto Rico, including its impacts, methodology and considerations for different sectors and social assistance programs.

Results of a study that uses data from a survey of public employees on the misuse of government funds to document forms of corruption and examine factors affecting the number of irregularities in agencies.

This annual report from the U.S. Coast Guard. Department of Recreational Boat Incidents and Records presents detailed statistics on accidents, deaths, injuries and property damage to improve boating safety through the analysis of national data.

‍

A complementary guide to the Monetary and Financial Statistics Manual published by the International Monetary Fund. It contains more detailed information on the classification, economic sectorization, valuation, and registration of various categories of financial assets and debts in an economy.

It provides guidelines for the presentation of monetary and financial statistics.

It presents various climate statistics for the reference period, for each of the weather seasons. The data provided includes the highest and lowest temperatures by year of occurrence and rainfall.

It suggests methods for measuring and interpreting data related to science, technology and innovation.

It contains statistics on air travelers from foreign countries (excluding the United States) to Puerto Rico for calendar years 2009 and 2010, from the United States Survey of International Air Travelers (SIAT). It includes breakdowns by the origin of the travelers, method of booking air tickets and hotels, travel group size, purpose of travel, type of lodging, stay, traveler expenses, age, gender, occupation, and income, among others.

It collects the result of the generation of the General Opinion Index, a product of administrative data, surveys and audits of the OCPR.

It contains statistics on air travelers from foreign countries (excluding the United States) to Puerto Rico for calendar years 2010 and 2011, from the United States Survey of International Air Travelers (SIAT). It includes breakdowns by the origin of the travelers, method of booking air tickets and hotels, travel group size, purpose of travel, type of lodging, stay, traveler expenses, age, gender, occupation, and income, among others.

Indicate what patent statistics are used for, and how to count them to maximize information about science and technology (S&T) activities.

The 2020-2021 academic year was one of continuous challenges where the University of Puerto Rico continued to provide its academic offer and support services, mostly assisted by technology, due to the emergency caused by COVID-19 both in Puerto Rico and worldwide. This modality of offering face-to-face services, often remotely, caused changes in the way in which the University of Puerto Rico usually carries out its academic semesters, its administrative processes and student services. Recognizing the importance of evaluation to strengthen offerings and services, the Vice Presidency for Academic Affairs and Research (VPAAI) conducted a study on students' perception of the services they received during the 2020-2021 academic year. The results of this assessment are presented below

It collects the socioeconomic and criminal characteristics of the sentenced correctional population aged 60 years of age or older.

Results of two surveys conducted to establish the profile of the industry and green occupations in Puerto Rico.

Analysis of data on the use of health services in 2013 by older adults, reflected in billings to insurance companies.

It presents statistics on the socio-demographic profile of the insured population, diagnosis of chronic diseases, main medications, as well as the frequency of use of health services and their costs.

It presents the context and its current functioning and includes an analysis of the impact of changes in it. Key words: demographic and epidemiological analysis, biological, social and economic determinants of health.

Working together with the Planning Board on the current situation of women.

The “Epidemiological Profile of Mortality in Puerto Rico, Years 2015-2022", published by the Puerto Rico Department of Health, analyzes mortality on the island during that period. It includes a detailed study of mortality rates by age, sex, municipality and health region, using data from the Demographic Registry.Some key points of the report:Mortality Trends: Changes in mortality over the years are examined, with an emphasis on 2022, which showed a significant increase.Excess Mortality: The number of additional deaths in 2022 compared to what was expected, highlighting an excess in people over 65 years of age.Impact of Significant Events: It is analyzed as events such as hurricanes and the pandemic of COVID-19 affected mortality.Causes of Death: The main causes of mortality are identified in 2022.Regional and Demographic Differences: Age-adjusted mortality rates and differences between regions and municipalities are presented.

It presents the statistical profile of the Rape Victims Help Center for fiscal year 2007-2008.

It presents data on the services offered at the Center for Assistance to Victims of Rape (CAVV), describes the population of new cases and presents statistics of sexual violence.

Study conducted to identify new services and benefits that members of the Teacher Retirement System will need in the future.

It presents the sociodemographic characteristics and diverse areas of needs of Puerto Rican youth.

It includes funds from the Comprehensive Grants Program from 1996 to 1999 and the Public Housing Capital Fund Program from 2000 to 2002.

Incentives are one of the cornerstones of modern economic policymaking. In response to the ongoing global reformulations of these policies, this report provides a framework for a renewed, evidence-based incentive policy for Puerto Rico. To understand the Island's performance in terms of its economic incentives, it is necessary to focus on a systematic evaluation of the current diverse set of incentive programs under Act No. 60-2019, as amended, known as the “Puerto Rico Incentive Code” (Law 60). In addition, previous incentive laws should be considered to develop a comprehensive evaluation of their effectiveness and recommend a path forward. To carry out this evaluation, a robust data infrastructure for the beneficiaries of the programs was designed and developed. This, in turn, allowed the Department of Economic Development and Trade (DDEC) to support the ongoing management of economic incentives. Using evidence-based methodologies (with limited estimates), key programmatic policies are recommended to improve the measurement and execution of such incentives. This work can be explained in three main actions: 1. Gather all the necessary data to estimate the Return on Investment (ROI) analysis, while updating the ROI.2 formula. Develop case studies and illustrate results, projections and comparative references.3. Make data and/or policy recommendations to improve the impact of current incentive programs. Puerto Rico's incentive policies have a complex history. Several sectors and activities have been encouraged since the 1950s. Most of the tax decrees currently in force were granted in the last 25 years through various laws enacted since 1997, as shown in Figure 1. Despite this, beneficiaries have made the transition to the most recent versions of each applicable incentive, in accordance with Law 60. In addition, these “inherited decrees” could transition to more up-to-date incentives, such as those of Law 60, over the next decade. To measure the full impact of Act 60, a detailed evaluation of previous incentive programs is required. Since decrees under previous laws constitute the majority of active decrees, the impact of Act 60 remains relatively small due to the limited number of active beneficiaries. Therefore, to evaluate the real performance of economic incentives on the Island, the entire spectrum of active decrees and their respective legislation must be considered.

Report of the Program for International Student Assessment (PISA) that allows the evaluation and comparison of the learning process between member countries of the OECD, applied for the first time to the case of Puerto Rico.

Report on the health services market offered to international patients seeking medical treatment. This market provides opportunities for the tourism industry to generate income.

It presents information on the seven focal areas that were recommended and developed for this Plan.

It includes the monthly number of bankruptcies filed with the Federal Bankruptcy Court for the district of Puerto Rico, broken down by the type (chapter) of bankruptcy: Chapter 7, Chapter 11, Chapter 12 or Chapter 13.

Collection of quantifiable data on the services offered to injured and employers, and which are included in the forms established by the Planning Office, which include the operational activities carried out in the areas of Insurance and Finance, Claims and Compensation and Medical Services in dispensaries and Industrial Hospital.

It presents a plan with the purpose of promoting the protection of water resources, ensuring the availability of water and protecting its quality, providing a basis for decision-making and setting priorities in the installation of infrastructure, and providing continuity to the water resource planning and management process, in compliance with the Law for the Conservation, Development and Use of Water Resources of Puerto Rico. It includes statistics on water use in Puerto Rico.

Statistical inventory project carried out in Chile. It includes thematic classification of statistics, description of statistics based on the target population, unit of analysis, unit of information, among others.

Executive summary of Project Homophobia. It presents the results of two surveys conducted to examine the level of exclusion perceived by the LGBT community in contemporary Puerto Rican society and to publicize the perceptions of public servants about that community. Keywords: gay, homosexual, transgender, sexual orientation, sexuality, GLBT, transgender, human rights

Household survey commissioned by the Department of Health to estimate the prevalence of autism in Puerto Rico and the impact of autism on health services.

It presents a profile of SMEs in terms of the following indicators: number of establishments, employment, payroll, retail sales and exports for the calendar year.

It presents a general strategy for the development and integration of social statistics programs in developing countries. It also contains a conceptual outline and an analysis of technical methods aimed at improving and harmonizing social and demographic statistics, as well as related economic statistics.

It contains guidelines for a) improving civil registration; b) increasing coordination and communication between agencies responsible for civil registration and vital statistics; c) using the information contained in censuses and fertility and mortality surveys, and d) meeting more effectively the new needs of users. Keywords: data, coverage, dissemination, structure, coding, temporal reference, directory, quality control.

It presents the final recommendations for the improvement and standardization of vital statistics.

It presents revision 1 of the final recommendations for the improvement and standardization of vital statistics.

It presents revision 2 of the final recommendations for the improvement and standardization of vital statistics.

It replaces the Manual on Producer's Price Indices for Industrial Goods, published in 1979 by the United Nations (UN). It contains detailed information and explanations for compiling producer price indices.

This final report describes the work carried out by the Phidelix Technologies group of consultants on the Puerto Rico Planning Board's Economic and Social Planning Program Evaluation Project, during the period from July to November 2009. These evaluation works were funded by the Government Development Bank (BGF), under the chairmanship of Mr. Carlos Garcia. The consulting groups that participated in this project are: Phidelix Technologies, coordinator and main group; Dr. Jeff Werling (Models and Projections) from the Interindustry Forecasting University of Maryland (Inforum); Mark Planting, Social Accounts and Input/Product Matrix, a retired official of the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), through funds allocated to the group of external consultants of the project; consultants from the BEA group of the Federal Department of Commerce (Brian Moyer is the coordinator between the BEA and the Project), with funds assigned for travel and lodging. Dr. Ervin Martínez, Director of the Planning Program, Dr. Jaime Bofill Valdés and Dr. Bienvenido Vélez, both from Phidelix, visited the offices of the BGF in November 2009.

Analyze the dynamics of innovation and dissemination of knowledge in the Puerto Rican economy

The first global guide to public sector debt statistics, which seeks to improve the quality and timeliness of debt statistics.

It presents statistical data, for the period 2000-2007, on the prevalence and mortality of this condition.

It presents an update of the statistical data on asthma. Keywords: prevalence, sociodemographic characteristics, morbidity, mortality