What Are the Different Types of Situation Analysis?

Statistical analysis report refers to an application article that uses unique expression methods and structural characteristics to show the nature and regularity of the things studied. There are the following types of statistical analysis reports: statistical bulletins, progress statistical analysis reports, comprehensive statistical analysis reports, special statistical analysis reports, and typical survey reports.

Statistical Analysis Report

Statistical analysis report is statistics

1 Statistical analysis report example 1

Cultivated land food population

A problem that cannot be ignored

"People take food as the sky, food is the ground", this sentence shows the interests of food, land, and people. Since the founding of the People's Republic of China, the county's arable land area, grain production, and population have continuously changed. The imbalance between the three has become more apparent, and it has become a serious problem that cannot be ignored.

1. The area of arable land is decreasing year by year, and the area planted to food is decreasing.

Opening the historical record of the arable land area of our county, there were 1.22 million acres of arable land in the county in 1950, which will decrease every year thereafter. By 1988, there were only 810,000 acres, a decrease of 33.6%, and an average annual reduction of 10513 acres.

The level of agricultural production technology in China is still relatively backward, and the yield per unit of grain is low and unstable. It mainly relies on a sufficient amount of arable land to solve the problem of food for many people. In other words, cultivated land is fundamental to food production. From the perspective of our county, as the area of cultivated land is decreasing year by year, the planting of food crops continues to decrease on a weak basis. At the beginning of the founding of the county, the grain sown area of the county was 1.058 million mu, which was reduced to 533,000 mu in 1988, a decrease of 49.3%.

2. Grain output declines, purchases decrease, and counter-sale increases

Affected by the decrease in cultivated land area year by year, the grain output of our county showed a downward trend in fluctuations. In 1988, the county's grain and bean output was 76,000 tons, a decrease of 45,000 tons and a 37% decrease from 1949. In the past 40 years, there have been 11 changes in grain output. The highest annual output reached 223,000 tons in 1975. Although it has risen and fallen since then, it has generally declined. In 1985, only 66,300 tons were produced, a decrease of 70.3% over 1975, and a decrease of 60% in 1988 over 1975.

Due to the unstable food production and the continuous decline in fluctuations, the county's grain purchases have decreased, and resale has increased, causing difficulties to the country for years. In 1988, the county purchased 70,000 tons of grain and re-sold 40,000 tons of grain. Compared with 1970, 10,000 tons of grains were purchased reduced, and re-sale grains increased by 38,000 tons, an increase of 17.4 times.

3. The population is increasing, the per capita cultivated land and food production are deteriorating

In the 40 years since the founding of the People's Republic of China, except for the four annual declines in the county, the remaining 36 years have increased. The average annual increase of 6084 people in 40 years is equivalent to one brother mountain town every three years. At the end of 1988, the county's population was 599,800, which was 1.7 times that of 1949. Before 1970, when family planning was not implemented, the average annual increase was 9,542. Although family planning was implemented after 1971, the average annual increase is still 2387.

The population continues to increase, arable land is reduced, food production is reduced, and per capita arable land and food are deteriorating. The county's per capita arable land was 3.2 acres in 1949, which was reduced to 1.3 acres in 1988. The per capita food production in 1949 was 339 kg, and in 1988 it was only 127 kg.

4. The relationship between cultivated land, food and population is seriously out of balance

In the 40 years since the founding of the People's Republic of China, the cultivated land area of our county has decreased at a rate of 0.9% per year, and the grain output has decreased at a rate of 1.1% per year. However, the total population has increased at a rate of 1.3% per year. Decreasing speed. If the area of cultivated land, grain output and population still maintains the average rate of change in the past 40 years, the county's cultivated land area will be completely occupied by non-agricultural land by 2066, and the population will grow to 1.06 million people, with nowhere to grow food. This is a very serious and urgent problem that needs to be addressed. It should attract the attention of leaders at all levels and relevant departments, and must not be taken lightly. Effective measures should be taken decisively to control the number of people, stop the unauthorized occupation of cultivated land, and develop food production. Otherwise the consequences would be disastrous.

Brief analysis:

This statistical analysis report, in contact with the vast number of statistics, pays attention to the relationship of the index data, is good at finding contradictions, researching problems, diligently accumulating data, grasping accurate problems, and writing in a timely manner.

This statistical analysis report was written by a number of towns and villages when they learned that the situation of land occupation in rural areas is very serious and was written in a highly responsible spirit. The author finds that new houses in rural areas are contiguous, a large amount of cultivated land is swallowed, food production is low and unstable, and the population is increasing, and the contradiction of less food and more people is becoming increasingly acute. In the face of extremely serious problems, the author scientifically compiled all the county's population, arable land, and food statistics for 40 years on the basis of understanding the situation, adjusted the scope and caliber of the indicators, and through various aspects of identification, verification, and A statistical analysis table was made, from which my own views were drawn, a clear understanding of the problems being analyzed was formed, and an analysis report with reasonable evidence, clear perspectives, solid materials, rigorous structure, clear levels, and concise text was written.

As the author seized an extremely serious and urgent problem and provided an excellent and compelling analysis report, it attracted the attention of relevant departments and county leaders. The county magistrate's instructions suggested that this case should be forwarded to government departments and township governments in the form of government briefings or office documents. A wake-up call to all departments in the county.

2 Statistical analysis report example 2

Statistical Analysis Report on Social Development

I. People's living standards

In the 1990s, China's economy continued to grow rapidly and people's living standards continued to rise to new levels. Judging from the increase in the income level of urban and rural residents, in 1997, the per capita net income of rural residents reached 2090.1 yuan, and the per capita disposable income of urban households reached 5160.3 yuan. After deducting the price factor, they increased by 3.4 times and 2.1 compared with 1978, respectively. Times, with an average annual growth rate of 8.1% and 6.2%. According to the analysis of the National Bureau of Statistics, by 1997, China's residents had already gone through 4/5 of a well-off life, and the overall standard of living was close to the goal of a well-off life.

Education

After the founding of New China, great achievements have been made in the development of education in China. By 1997, 1020 colleges and universities had been established, which was 5.1 times that in 1952. The number of students in the school reached 3.174 million, which was 27.1 times that in 1949. The average proportion of university students per 10,000 population was 2.2 in 1949. The number increased from 8.9 in 1978 to 25.7 in 1997. There are specialized colleges in all provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities across the country, and many provinces have comprehensive universities.

In 1997, there were 92,800 secondary schools of various types in the country, with 69.952 million students, 55 times that of 1949. There were 629,000 primary schools, with 140 million students, 5.7 times the number in 1949. Obvious results have been achieved in popularizing compulsory education. By the end of 1997, there were 1,882 counties nationwide that had passed the "two basics" (basically popularizing nine-year compulsory education and basically eliminating illiteracy among young and middle-aged adults), with a population coverage rate of more than 65%. The area that popularized primary compulsory education reached 91%, and the enrollment rate of primary school-age children was close to 99%.

Cultural undertakings

After the founding of New China, cultural undertakings have also made great progress. In 1997, there were 528 book publishers and 14,000 bookstores. A total of 120,000 books were published throughout the year, 8.76 times the number in 1952 and 8 times the number in 1978. In 1997, there were 2,661 public libraries in the country, 48.4 times that of 1949 and 2.2 times that of 1978. Basically, there are libraries in counties. In 1997, there were 1,282 museums across the country, 36.7 times that of 1952 and 3.7 times that of 1978. There are 1984 cultural relic institutions, and a large number of cultural relics and important archaeological, scientific and historical materials have been preserved. These institutions publicized scientific and technological knowledge, demonstrated and carried forward the outstanding cultural traditions of the Chinese nation, and promoted the improvement of people's cultural quality.

4. Medical and health undertakings

After the founding of New China, the party and government attached great importance to the development of health services and worked hard to improve people's health. By the end of 1997, the number of hospitals at all levels across the country had grown from 2,600 in 1949 to 67,711, an increase of 26.1 times. A medical and health network covering urban and rural areas across the country has been basically established. The total number of hospital beds nationwide increased from 80,000 in 1949 to 2.9 million, an increase of 36.3 times; the number of hospital beds per 10,000 population increased from 1.5 in 1949 to 23.5, an increase of 15.7 times, of which direct services to farmers Beds accounted for 60%. The number of health professional and technical personnel nationwide reached 4.399 million, which was 8.7 times that of 505,000 in 1949; the number of doctors per 10,000 population increased from 6.7 in 1949 to 16.1, an increase of 1.4 times. With the development of health services, the average life expectancy of our people has increased from 35 years at the time of the founding of New China to 70 years, which has almost doubled.

V. Sports

After the unremitting efforts of the party and governments at all levels, China's sports undertakings have also made great progress. The national fitness program has been popularized, the masses' awareness of fitness has been further strengthened, and various activities focusing on national fitness have been carried out vigorously. According to statistics, in 1998, more than 300 million people participated in the activities of the Fourth National Fitness Publicity Week; the state established an adult physical fitness monitoring network, and announced to the society for the first time the physical fitness of Chinese adults; the number of social sports instructors continued to expand. At the end of 1998, the number was close to 100,000; competitive sports achieved remarkable results, and the Olympic glory plan was gradually implemented. In 1998, Chinese athletes won a total of 83 world championships and set a world record 68 times; China s sports population (not less than 3 times a week in sports activities, each activity lasting more than 30 minutes, has the same physical fitness and engaged in The proportion of those who are suitable for sports (medium or above) is 31.4%, which is higher than the average level of developing countries.