Kia Orana, Turou Aere Mai
Population
20,200
June quarter 2023
GDP per capita
$20,836
NZD, 2021
Visitors
15,452
August 2023
Price Index
+ 1.5%
Rate, March 2023
Latest News
Cook Islands Strategy Review underway
The Cook Islands Strategy for the Development of Statistics (CSDS) 2015–2025 is currently being reviewed by the Cook Islands Statistics Office (CISO) in collaboration with Statistics New Zealand (Stats NZ). Over the course of a week, consultants Jonathan Palmer (Lead consultant) and Ofa Ketu'u...
Enhancing our capacity in conducting Labour Force Surveys!
In preparation for the Climate Change and Labour Force Survey 2023, staff from the Cook Islands Statistics Office attended a week long “Training workshop on work and labour force statistics” held in Fiji from the 28th August - 1st September 2023. A Cook Islands' Statistic Officer reports "the...
BOP Mission: Outcomes and Next Steps
To support the Cook Islands Statistics Office (CISO) in improving its external sector statistics (ESS) the staff of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) gave the office technical assistance in the form of a week long workshop. The last BOP mission was conducted in 2018 and staff welcomed the...
Frequently Sought Statistics
Resources
Cook Islands Strategy for the Development of Statistics (CSDS) 2015 -2025
The Cook Islands Strategy for the Development of Statistics (CSDS) process is meant to offer a means for developing statistical capacity across the country’s entire National Statistical System.
Release Calendar
The release dates presented are target dates of when the reports will be available to the public. However, these reports may be released prior to the dates stated.
Classifications
We compile and produce statistics in accordance with international standards and classifications. These enable us to arrange and organise information meaningfully and systematically, often in extensive and structured sets of categories.
Statistic Releases
Tourism and Migration Statistics – August 2023
Key Facts Kia Orana tatou, In August 2023 compared with August 2022: Visitor arrivals (15,452). The biggest changes were in arrivals from: Australia (up 1,416)Europe (up 766) USA (up 353). Overseas trips by Cook Islands residents (1,123) [wpfd_single_file id="6174" catid="374" name="Migration...
Miscellaneous Statistics – March Quarter 2023
Key Facts Building Approvals – The total value of buildings approved during the March quarter 2023 is 4,770 Electricity Generated - Total electricity 8.6 million kWh and total renewable 1.7 million kWh generated in the Cook Islands for the March quarter 2023. Aircraft Movement - International...
Tourism and Migration Statistics – July 2023
Key Facts Kia Orana tatou, In July 2023 compared with July 2022: Visitor arrivals (16,159). The biggest changes were in arrivals from: Australia (up 2,089)USA (up 501) Europe (up 330). Overseas trips by Cook Islands residents (1,047) [wpfd_single_file id="6134" catid="374" name="Migration...
Cook Islands Statistics Highlights
The Census of Population and Dwellings is a five yearly stock take of people in the Cook Islands and their housing.
The Labour Force Survey report 2019 provides an analysis of the economic activity and labour force of the Cook Islands just prior to the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic.
Data Tools
Pacific Data Hub
This dashboard is the regional platform for sharing progress and relevant information on Pacific island maritime boundaries and zones.
Cook Islands PopGIS
There is a vast array of data provided with this mapping tool, at a range of geographical levels from Enumeration Areas up to Group of Islands.
Our Regional Partners
