Federal Statistics Office, Switzerland

The FSO is Switzerland's national competence centre for official statistics. It produces and publishes statistical information on the status and development of the population, economy, society, education, research, territory and the environment. This information is used for opinion building among the population and for the planning and management of key policy areas. They make an important contribution to a modern, democratic state.

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    • Deaths Statistics since 1803 in Switzerland
      जून 2023
      Source: Federal Statistics Office, Switzerland
      Uploaded by: Knoema
      Accessed On: 23 जून, 2023
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      Metainformation:State of the database: June 2019 Last changes: new data (year 2018)Used signs : ' ... ' : figure unknown because not (yet) collected or not (yet) calculated. ' * ' : not indicated because obvious or concept not applicable.The marital status 'unmarried' is the result of a declaration of invalidity of a previous union or a declaration of disappearance of the previous partner.Historical data taken from the publication « Historical Statistics of Switzerland » (Chronos, 1996) and the annual publications on Vital statistics (in French: « Mouvement de la Population de la Suisse »). The rest of the data comes from the Vital statistics BEVNAT (in German)Information about the term used can be found here: DefinitionsHistorical background: The Historical Dictionary of Switzerland (in German)
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    • Switzerland: Deaths Per Month and Mortality since 1803
      सितम्बर 2022
      Source: Federal Statistics Office, Switzerland
      Uploaded by: Knoema
      Accessed On: 27 सितम्बर, 2022
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      Metainformation:State of the database: Septembre 2018Used signs: ' ... ' : figure unknown because not (yet) collected or not (yet) calculatedHistorical data taken from the publication « Historical Statistics of Switzerland » (Chronos, 1996) and the annual publications on Vital statistics (in French: « Mouvement de la Population de la Suisse »). The rest of the data comes from the Vital statistics BEVNAT (in German)Information about the term used can be found here: DefinitionsHistorical background: The Historical Dictionary of Switzerland