Curaçao Census Dashboard

Curaçao Census Map

The dashboard presents Curaçao Census Data for 2023 with the following key metrics:

Population Statistics: Total population, age distribution, gender ratio
Household Information: Number of households, average size
Migration Data: Foreign-born population, migration intentions
Economic Indicators: Employment rates, household income

Interactive Features:

Interactive Maps: Pan, zoom, and click on map features
Sortable Tables: Click column headers to sort the data
Downloadable Data: Export the data to CSV or Excel

Missing Data:

For some neighborhoods the requested data cannot be displayed because it falls below the minimum reporting threshold required to ensure statistical integrity and confidentiality. To protect the privacy of individuals and avoid misleading interpretations due to small sample sizes or high variability, we adhere to strict guidelines. As a result, detailed breakdowns in some instances may lead to disclosure risks or unreliable insights.

Glossary

Private household: A person or group of persons who occupy the same living accommodation and share mutual arrangements regarding groceries and meals, share a mutual main living room and make use of a mutual kitchen.
The general fertility rate: The number of births in the neighbourhood in the year preceding the census per 1,000 women aged 15-49 years in the neighbourhood as counted in the census. It is calculated as: (number of births in the year preceding the census / number of women aged 15-49 years) x 1,000
Hindrance of air pollution (%): Percentage of households reporting discomfort in the immediate vicinity because of air pollution (soot, smoke or stench)
The participation rate 15+: This number indicates the ratio of the total economically active population (aged 15+) to the total population (15+)
The unemployment rate: Percentage of unemployed persons (i.e. persons without work, but currently available for work and seeking work) in the labour force (i.e. the economically active population; either employed or unemployed).
The population with a native background: Those persons who are born in Curaçao and whose parents are both born in Curaçao.
First generation migrants: Those persons who are born outside Curaçao, i.e. foreign-born persons.
Second generation migrants: Those persons who are born in Curaçao but have at least one foreign-born parent.