Chad's population see census as solution to make grievances heard
Summary
Chad started its third nationwide population and housing census in late June, the first since 2009. The census faces challenges because some remote areas are hard to reach, causing some people to travel to towns to be counted. Many residents hope the census will help highlight problems with public services.Key Facts
- Chad launched its third General Population and Housing Census (RGPH-3) at the end of June 2026.
- This is the first nationwide census in Chad since 2009.
- Census teams face difficulties reaching some remote areas due to poor accessibility.
- Some people travel to nearby towns to ensure they are included in the census.
- Residents see the census as a way to make the government aware of issues in public services.
- The census gathers important data on Chad’s population and housing conditions.
- The information collected can influence government planning and resource allocation.
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