Annual Report 2025
A year of strong international engagement
2 March 2026 10:00
Statistics Denmark has published its Annual Report 2025, summarising a year characterised by high international activity and tangible results across bilateral and multilateral partnerships within International Consulting. This year’s report highlights one selected activity from each project, chosen for its success or its significant impact.
Under the Strategic Sector Cooperation (SSC) framework with the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, all partnerships continued to mature. In Ghana, parliamentary representatives and senior officials from the Ghana Statistical Service visited Copenhagen to gain insight into data-driven decision-making. In Morocco, a joint external peer review involving Statistics Denmark, the European Union, UNECA and the World Bank provided strategic guidance for the future development of the national statistical system.
In Vietnam, advisory support related to the new Law on Statistics was followed by the launch of Phase II of the SSC cooperation. This new phase places increased emphasis on administrative data, digitalisation, big data, communication, and environmental-economic accounts.
In 2025, Statistics Denmark also formally launched its fourth SSC project in Uganda. Anchored at the Uganda Bureau of Statistics and developed in close collaboration with the Danish Embassy and relevant ministries in Denmark and Uganda, the project focuses on strengthening data foundations for green economic modelling.
A joint study visit hosted in Copenhagen brought together partners from Morocco, Vietnam and Ghana for peer learning on digitalisation and collaboration with private-sector solution providers. In addition, two EU-funded initiatives—the EU Twinning project in Jordan and the PAS II project—were successfully completed during the year.
Looking ahead, 2026 will prioritise high-level engagement and further strengthened partnerships. International Consulting will be represented for the first time at the United Nations Statistical Commission, where Statistics Denmark will host a side event on effective international cooperation and capacity building.
Statistics Denmark extends its sincere thanks to partner institutions, the European Union and the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs for their continued trust and cooperation.
Read the full report here, available in both web and printable versions.