	The purpose of any general census is to collect and analyze socio-economic data for all persons residing in a specific country or region at a given time. Analysis of the data yields demographic trends and patterns which are crucial to planners and decision-makers. Kuwait Law No. 27 of 1963 stipulates that a general census of Kuwait's population and buildings is to be conducted every ten years. The United Nations Economic and Social Committee have proposed that all nations undertake a general census in the year 2010. This UN proposal has been adopted by the GCC Supreme Council via its resolution to conduct a census for all GCC countries between 2005 and 2014. The General Census for the State of Kuwait is scheduled from April 21st until May 31st , 2011. It will be conducted by the Central Administration for Statistics, and will address all individuals and families residing in Kuwait, both Kuwaiti and non-Kuwaiti, as well as homes, apartments, and buildings. Entities and institutions such as banks, schools, and companies will also be included in the 2011 Kuwait General Census.

The purpose of any general census is to collect and analyze socio-economic data for all persons residing in a specific country or region at a given time. Analysis of the data yields demographic trends and patterns which are crucial to planners and decision-makers. Kuwait Law No. 27 of 1963 stipulates that a general census of Kuwait's population and buildings is to be conducted every ten years. The United Nations Economic and Social Committee have proposed that all nations undertake a general census in the year 2010. This UN proposal has been adopted by the GCC Supreme Council via its resolution to conduct a census for all GCC countries between 2005 and 2014. The General Census for the State of Kuwait is scheduled from April 21st until May 31st , 2011. It will be conducted by the Central Administration for Statistics, and will address all individuals and families residing in Kuwait, both Kuwaiti and non-Kuwaiti, as well as homes, apartments, and buildings. Entities and institutions such as banks, schools, and companies will also be included in the 2011 Kuwait General Census.

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