recensement : dernières actualités et vidéos
Les dernières actualités sur recensement.
www.lefigaro.frHere’s the latest on recensement (census) news.
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France: Insee-led census campaigns for 2026 are scheduled with specific windows by commune size. For communes under 10,000 inhabitants, the campaign runs roughly mid-January to mid-February (France métropolitaine, Antilles, Guyane) and late January to late February in La Réunion; for communes of 10,000 or more, the window extends mid-January to late February (metropole/Antilles/Guyane) and late January to early March in La Réunion. Mayotte will have an exhaustif census from late 2025 into early 2026. These dates were detailed in a public notice in late 2025. If you live in France, you’ll likely receive an invitation or a notice depending on your commune’s schedule .
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France-specific guidance: The CNIL published questions and answers about the population census in January 2026, clarifying data collection, privacy, and how results are used. The CNIL’s guidance is aimed at helping residents understand what data is collected and how it’s protected .
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Canada: The 2026 Canadian census is in progress, with Canadians encouraged to complete online questionnaires. Statistics Canada emphasizes that census data informs community planning, services, and policy decisions across the country .
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Global context: The United Nations and UNFPA describe census efforts as essential for governance, development planning, and crisis response, with technical and financial support to ensure quality and timely data dissemination .
What this means for you in Chicago (your location in the U.S.):
- The term recensement specifically refers to French-language contexts; in the U.S., census activity is managed by the U.S. Census Bureau. If you’re seeking the latest U.S. census headlines, I can fetch current updates about the 2030 decennial census planning, American Community Survey changes, or related statistics programs.
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