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THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE UNION OF MYANMAR
MINISTRY OF NATIONAL PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
STATISTICAL
YEARBOOK
2011
CENTRAL STATISTICAL ORGANIZATION

NAY PYI TAW, MYANMAR
2012
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THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE UNION OF MYANMAR

MINISTRY OF NATIONAL PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
CENTRAL STATISTICAL ORGANIZATION
STATISTICAL YEARBOOK
2011
FOREWORD
Statistical Yearbook 2011 is a compendium of statistics on: climate,

population, labour and employment, vital and health, agriculture, livestock and fishery,
forestry, industry, mines and power, construction, coastal trade, foreign trade, price and
internal trade, companies and foreign investment, transport and communication,
national accounts, monetary, public finance, education, crime, mass media, tourism,
other social and household expenditures.
The statistics are compiled mainly from administrative records of
98 government agencies in 30 Ministries and partly from the censuses and / or surveys
conducted in the country.
With this yearbook, the CSO fulfils its main function of providing
economic and social statistics to decision-makers, planners, administrators, investors,
researchers, international agencies and the general public.
We would like to express our deepest thanks to all the agencies and
organizations that have contributed to this annual publication.
U Tun Tun Naing

Director General
November, 2012
STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 2011

CONTENTS
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No.
PAGE
I. CLIMATE
1.01
1.02
1.03
Climatological data at selected stations...................................................................................................................

4
Monthly mean temperature at selected stations (2001-2010 Average).................................................................
6
Monthly rainfall at selected stations (2001-2010 Average)....................................................................................
8
II. POPULATION
2.01
2.02
2.03
2.04
2.05
2.06
2.07
2.08
2.09
2.10
2.11
Population estimates of Myanmar ( As of October 1 )...........................................................................................

14
Estimates on structural changes in population by broad age - group and sex
( As of October 1 ).....................................................................................................................................................
15
Estimated Urban and Rural population of Myanmar by Region and State and sex
( As of October 1 ).....................................................................................................................................................
20
Estimated population of Myanmar by age group and sex
( As of October 1 ).....................................................................................................................................................
23
Sex ratio of Myanmar by Region and State............................................................................................................
27
Population density of Myanmar by Region and State and sex..............................................................................
28
Population distribution of Myanmar by Region and State and sex......................................................................
30
Urban and rural population, religion, marital status, literacy and race
(1983 Population Census).........................................................................................................................................
32
Population by urban and rural by Region and State and sex ( 1983 Population Census ).................................
33
Movement of population..........................................................................................................................................
35
Foreigners residing of Myanmar under Foreigner's
Registration Act, by nationality, sex and Region and State..................................................................................
36
III. LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT
3.01
3.02
3.03
3.04
3.05
3.06
Employment through Government Labour offices................................................................................................

43
Labour force, labour force participation rate and unemployment rate...............................................................
44
Job-seekers looking for work through employment offices...................................................................................
45
Percent of female employed in State Organizations and Government ministries...............................................
46
Economically active population and inactive population by activity status,
1973, 1983 and 1990..................................................................................................................................................
55
Economically active population by sex and area of residence, 1990
(Labour Force Survey, 1990)....................................................................................................................................
56
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3.07
Labour force participation rates by sex, broad age groups and urban-rural residence,
1973, 1983 and 1990..................................................................................................................................................
57
3.08
Distribution of employed population by occupation and industry, 1990

( Labour Force Survey, 1990)...................................................................................................................................
58
Labour force, unemployment rates and visible underemployment rates.............................................................
60
Salient features of the social security schemes .......................................................................................................
61
Awards by type of social benefit .............................................................................................................................
62
Estalishments registered with the social security board by employee range ......................................................
63
Employees actively registered with the social security board by Region and State............................................
64
3.09
3.10
3.11
3.12
3.13
IV. VITAL AND HEALTH

4.01
Birth, death, infant mortality, under five mortality rates,

late foetal death and maternal mortality ratios (Union)........................................................................................
73
4.02

late foetal death and maternal mortality ratios (Urban).......................................................................................
74
4.03

late foetal death and maternal mortality ratios (Rural)................................................................... 75
IMR and U5MR by Region/ State and by Urban-Rural Residence, 1999
(National Mortality Survey, 1999)...........................................................................................................................
76
IMR and U5MR by Region/ State and by Gender, 1999
77
Maternal Mortality Ratio by Region/ State and by Urban-Rural Residence, 1999
78
Total fertility rate (TFR) and gross reproduction rate (GRR) Urban.................................................................
79
Age specific mortality rate (Urban)(per 1000 population in each age group)....................................................
80
Expectation of life at specific age group (Urban)...................................................................................................
81
Expectation of life at specific age group (Rural)....................................................................................................
82
Cause specific death rate from leading causes of death (Urban)..........................................................................
83
Medical and health facilities.....................................................................................................................................
84
Medical and health personnel..................................................................................................................................
85
Hospitals and dispensaries by Region and State ...................................................................................................
86
Daily food intake in terms of calories and proteins................................................................................................
88
4.04
4.05
4.06
4.07
4.08
4.09
4.10
4.11
4.12
4.13
4.14
4.15
4.16
Prevalence of malnutrition among children of less than three years of age by gender,
1997 (NCHS below - 2SD).........................................................................................................................................
90
4.17
Prevalence of malnutrition among children of less than three years of age by gender
and age group, 1997 (NCHS below - 2SD)..............................................................................................................
91
4.18
Prevalence of not-severe and severe malnutrition among children of less than three years
of age by gender, 1997 (NCHS between - 2SD and -3SD ) and (NCHS below -3SD) ........................................
92
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4.19
Prevalence of malnutrition among children of less than three years of age

(NCHS below - 2SD & -3SD)...................................................................................................................................
93
4.20
Child Malnourishment (NCHS STANDARD)

Percentage of children aged 0-59 months who are severely or moderately
malnourished, Myanmar (2009-2010) ....................................................................................................................
94
4.21
Child Malnourishment (WHO STANDARD)

Percentage of children aged 0-59 months who are severely or moderately
malnourished, Myanmar (2009-2010) ....................................................................................................................
95
Prevalence of visible goitre (IDD) among school children aged 6-11 year ........................................................
96
Iodized salt consumption rate by Region and State .............................................................................................
97
Urinary iodine excretion, 2006 ................................................................................................................................
98
Vitamin A supplementation ..................................................................................................................................
99
Leading causes of morbidity by gender ..................................................................................................................
101
Leading causes of mortality by gender ...................................................................................................................
104
Distribution of discharges and deaths in hospitals by age group and gender ...................................................
107
Percentage of deliveries by MW, AMW and TTBA .............................................................................................
110
4.22
4.23
4.24
4.25
4.26
4.27
4.28
4.29
4.30
4.31
4.32
Average number of prenatal and postnatal visits per pregnant mother and
.
antenatal care coverage by midwives .....................................................................................................................
111
Primary health care and basic health services .....................................................................................................
112
WHO steps chronic disease risk factor surveillance, Myanmar steps survey, 2009 ..........................................
113
V. AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK AND FISHERY
5.01
5.02
5.03
5.04
5.05
5.06
5.07
5.08
5.09
5.10
5.11
5.12
5.13
5.14
5.15
5.16
Area classified by type of land.................................................................................................................................

120
Land utilization of net area sown.............................................................................................................................
121
Area sown, not harvested and harvested.................................................................................................................
122
Area not available for cultivation............................................................................................................................
123
Area sown by type of planting classification...........................................................................................................
124
Irrigable and flood protection areas .......................................................................................................................
125
Protection area for weir............................................................................................................................................
126
Area of selected crops under weir............................................................................................................................
127
Area by type of irrigation.........................................................................................................................................
128
Area of crops under irrigation.................................................................................................................................
129
Sown acreage, harvested acreage and production of selected crops.....................................................................
130
Sown acreage of selected crops by Region and State.............................................................................................
136
Sown area, harvested area and production of fruits..............................................................................................
154
Sown area, harvested area and production of vegetables......................................................................................
158
Yield per harvested acre of selected crops..............................................................................................................
159
Sown area of annual and perennial crops substituting for opium poppy in border area...................................
161
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5.17
5.18
5.19
5.20
5.21
5.22
5.23
5.24
5.25
5.26
5.27
5.28
5.29
5.30
5.31
5.32
5.33
5.34
5.35
5.36
5.37
5.38
5.39
5.40
5.41
5.42
5.43
5.44
PAGE
Distribution of fertilizer............................................................................................................................................
162
Distribution of quality seeds.....................................................................................................................................
163
Pesticides utilized for plant protection by crop......................................................................................................
164
Agricultural loans by crop........................................................................................................................................
165
Short term and long term loans to cultivators........................................................................................................
166
Equipment for plant production (Union)................................................................................................................
169
Agricultural equipment............................................................................................................................................
170
Prices of selected crops at harvest time...................................................................................................................
171
Distribution of tractors by stations..........................................................................................................................
174
Meat and fish supply in Yangon..............................................................................................................................
178
Livestock breeding....................................................................................................................................................
179
Production of meat, milk and egg............................................................................................................................
180
Production of feather (Private Sector)...................................................................................................................
181
Production of leather (Private Sector)....................................................................................................................
182
Production of feed mill plants..............................................................................................................................
183
Production of fish and prawns by nature of catch.................................................................................................
184
Production of fish and prawns by Region and State..............................................................................................
185
Area of fish and prawn ponds, leasable fisheries and production.......................................................................
186
Hatcheries and distribution of fingerlings.............................................................................................................
186
Pearl and shell production........................................................................................................................................
187
Production of honey and by-products ......................................................................................
187
Numbers of bee colonies...........................................................................................................................................
188
Animal health services by the Livestock Breeding and Veterinary Department................................................
189
Fishing vessel (off-shore),fishing vessel (in-shore)and fishing gear......................................................................
189
Artificial insemination of cow by Region and State...............................................................................................
190
Number of raising crocodile by size....................................................................................................................
191
Animal feed requirements........................................................................................................................................
192
Production of veterinary medicine plant.............................................................................................................
193
VI. FORESTRY
6.01
6.02
6.03
6.04
6.05
6.06
6.07
Permanent forest estate by Region and State

199
Reserved forest and protected public forest area
201
Forest cover status in Myanmar
202
Teak and hardwood logs extraction by Region and State. 203
Processing of teak and hardwood logs extraction
205
Production of minor forest products..
206
Girdling and green teak marking by Region and State 207
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6.08
6.09
6.10
6.11
6.12
6.13
6.14
6.15
6.16
6.17
6.18
6.19
6.20
6.21
6.22
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Forest operations..
208
Plantation of teak trees.
209
Plantation of hardwood trees..
210
Production & distribution of teak.
211
Production & distribution of hardwood
212
Teak and hardwood milling throughput and outturn by Region and State.
213
Local distribution of teak & hardwood..
215
Saw Mills by Region and State..
216
Number of working elephants used in timber extraction by Region and State.. 218
Establishment of forest plantation..
220
Establishment of plantation in Dry Zone
221
Establishment of plantation in Dry Zone by Type
222
Conservation of natural forest in Dry Zone
223
Utilization of fuelwood substitute energy in Dry Zone.
223
Existing protected areas in Myanmar..
224
VII. INDUSTRY, MINES AND POWER
7.01
7.02
7.03
7.04
7.05
7.06
7.07
7.08
7.09
7.10
Public industrial enterprises....................................................................................................................................

231
Volume of production of selected commodities......................................................................................................
232
Mines by Region and State.......................................................................................................................................
236
Production of minerals..............................................................................................................................................
237
Persons engaged in metalliferrous mines by type of mining.................................................................................
238
Electric power installation, generation and consumption.....................................................................................
239
Electric power installation by type and location....................................................................................................
240
Electric power generation by type and location.....................................................................................................
241
Production of electric power....................................................................................................................................
242
Sales of electric power by type.................................................................................................................................
243
VIII. CONSTRUCTION
8.01
8.02
8.03
8.04
Residential buildings completed by the Department of Human Settlement

and Housing Development........................................................................................................................................
248
Completed residential buildings constructed under Residential Housing Scheme.............................................
249
Completed construction of schools by Region and State ......................................................................................
251
Private building activities in Yangon......................................................................................................................
254
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IX. COASTAL TRADE
9.01
9.02
9.03
9.04
9.05
Coastal trade of domestic seaports (Out-shipment)...............................................................................................

260
Coastal trade of Yangon with other domestic seaports (Out-shipment)..............................................................
261
Coastal trade of Yangon with other domestic seaports

by type of commodity (Out-shipment).....................................................................................................................
262
Coastal trade of Yangon with other domestic seaports (In-shipment).................................................................
263
Coastal trade of Yangon with other domestic seaports
by type of commodity (In-shipment).......................................................................................................................
264
X. FOREIGN TRADE AND BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
10.01
10.02
10.03
10.04
10.05
10.06
10.07
10.08
10.09
10.10
10.11
10.12
10.13
10.14
Value of foreign trade...............................................................................................................................................

269
Terms of trade...........................................................................................................................................................
269
Export of principal commodities.............................................................................................................................
270
Direction of rice export trade...................................................................................................................................
271
Direction of timber export trade..............................................................................................................................
274
Domestic export by commodity section ( By BSITC).............................................................................................
277
All exports by commodity section (By H.S)............................................................................................................
278
All exports by country...............................................................................................................................................
281
Import by commodity section ( By BSITC )...........................................................................................................
284
Import by commodity section ( By H.S ).................................................................................................................
285
Import of principal commodities.............................................................................................................................
288
Composition of imports............................................................................................................................................
290
Import by country.....................................................................................................................................................
291
Balance of payments..................................................................................................................................................
294
XI. PRICES AND INTERNAL TRADE
11.01
11.02
11.03
11.04
11.05
11.06
Average retail prices of selected commodities at Yangon......................................................................................

300
Average retail prices of selected commodities (Union)..........................................................................................
304
Average wholesale prices of selected commodities at Yangon.............................................................................
307
Consumer price index...............................................................................................................................................
310
Spot prices of gold at Yangon...................................................................................................................................
319
Statistics on co-operative societies...........................................................................................................................
320
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XII. COMPANIES AND FOREIGN INVESTMENT
12.01
Number of registered exporters, importers, limited companies,

partnerships and joint-venture companies limited.................................................................................................
332
12.02
Total investment of permitted enterprises by sector,

under the Foreign Investment Law.........................................................................................................................
333
Foreign investment of permitted enterprises by country of origin.......................................................................
339
Total investment of permitted enterprises by form of organization,
under the Foreign Investment Law.........................................................................................................................
343
12.03
12.04
XIII. TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS

13.01
13.02
13.03
13.04
13.05
13.06
13.07
13.08
13.09
13.10
13.11
13.12
13.13
13.14
13.15
13.16
13.17
13.18
13.19
13.20
13.21
13.22
13.23
13.24
Passenger and freight traffic by principal means of public transport..................................................................

355
Passenger and freight traffic by principal means of private air transport..........................................................
356
Earnings from principal means of public transport..............................................................................................
357
Earnings from principal means of private air transport.......................................................................................
358
Rail transport statistics.............................................................................................................................................
359
Commodities transported by railways....................................................................................................................
360
Commodities transported by railways according to BSITC classification..........................................................
366
Civil aviation statistics (Public)................................................................................................................................
368
Civil aviation statistics (Private)..............................................................................................................................
369
Inland and overseas shipping statistics...................................................................................................................
370
Principal commodities transported by Inland Waterways....................................................................................
371
Seaborne shipping tonnage of cargo handled at the Port of Yangon...................................................................
371
Merchant shipping: Foreign trade...........................................................................................................................
372
Merchant shipping: Coastal trade...........................................................................................................................
373
Number and capacity of vessels arriving at and departing from Myanmar Ports..............................................
374
Capacity of vessels arriving at and departing from the Port of Yangon..............................................................
376
Vessels arriving at and departing from the Port of Yangon by gross tonnage....................................................
377
Arrival and departure of sea-going vessels by capacity and flag of ship.............................................................
378
Seaborne cargo handled by the Port of Yangon.....................................................................................................
382
Seaborne cargo by principal commodity................................................................................................................
383
Seaborne cargo by commodity section (BSITC).....................................................................................................
384
Passenger statistics of the Port of Yangon..............................................................................................................
386
Union of Myanmar arterial highways by Region and State .................................................................................
387
Registered motor vehicles by type in Yangon and other areas.............................................................................
390
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13.25
13.26
13.27
13.28
13.29
PAGE
Public road transport haulage statistics..................................................................................................................

391
Yangon city road transport......................................................................................................................................
393
Communications statistics........................................................................................................................................
394
Radio, television, video and home satellite receiver licence issued and revenue realized...................................
396
Television relay stations by Region and State .......................................................................................................
397
XIV. NATIONAL ACCOUNTS
14.01
14.02
14.03(A)
14.03(B)
14.04(A)
14.04(B)
14.05
Value of net output, services and trade (At current producers' prices)...............................................................
402
National production, consumption and investment (At current producers' prices)...........................................
403
Value of net output, services and trade ..........................................................................................................
404
Value of net output, services and trade (At 2005-06 constant producers' prices)...............................................
405
National production, consumption and investment......................................................................... 406
National production, consumption and investment (At 2005-06 constant producers' prices)...........................
407
Annual growth rates of gross domestic product, consumption and investment..................................................
408
XV. MONETARY
15.01
15.02
15.03
15.04
15.05
15.06
15.07
Money supply.............................................................................................................................................................
413
People's savings.........................................................................................................................................................
413
Government Treasury bonds...................................................................................................................................
414
Interest rates..............................................................................................................................................................
415
Central Bank Survey.................................................................................................................................................
416
State Own Banks and Private Banks' Survey.....................................................................................417
Foreign exchange reserves (As of December 31)...................................................................................................
418
XVI. PUBLIC FINANCE
16.01
16.02
16.03
16.04
16.05
16.06
Summary of the State Budget..................................................................................................................................

422
Current receipts of the state administrative organizations...................................................................................
426
Expenditures of the Union Government by sector.................................................................................................
429
Expenditures of the state administrative organizations by sector........................................................................
433
Current cash budget of the state economic enterprises.........................................................................................
436
Capital expenditures of the state economic enterprises by sector.........................................................................
444
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XVII. EDUCATION
17.01
17.02
17.03
17.04
17.05
17.06
17.07
17.08
17.09
17.10
17.11
17.12
17.13
17.14
17.15
17.16
17.17
17.18
17.19
Education statistics by level and by Region and State ..........................................................................................

454
Existing number of schools and teachers by level of education and

by Region and State, 2010-2011 ............................................................................................................................
456
Growth index of schools, teachers and students by level of education ................................................................
457
Teacher-student ratio by level of education ...........................................................................................................
458
Teacher educators by rank and by gender, 2010-2011 .........................................................................................
459
Percentage of female teachers by rank ..................................................................................................................
460
Teachers by rank by gender by urban and rural ..................................................................................................
461
Teaching staff by academic qualifications ............................................................................................................
462
Monastic education statistics by level and by Region and State...........................................................................
463
Students appearing for Matriculation Examination....................................................................................
465
Number of persons appearing for Matriculation Examination............................................................................
466
Enrollment at Institutes of Higher Education........................................................................................................
467
Teaching and research staff in Institutes of Higher Education.............................................................................
471
Graduates of higher education by field of specialization.......................................................................................
474
Enrollment in University of Distance Education and Institute of Education
by subject and by class..............................................................................................................................................
476
State scholars for training abroad by field of study...............................................................................................
478
Education Colleges by Region and State.................................................................................................................
479
Technical, agricultural and vocational trainees.....................................................................................................
481
Vocational trainees by type of skill..........................................................................................................................
482
XVIII. CRIME
18.01
18.02
18.03
18.04
18.05
18.06
18.07
18.08
18.09
18.10
18.11
Selected crimes by type of offence............................................................................................................................

490
Selected crimes by Region and State .....................................................................................................................
491
Offenders by type of offence by gender...................................................................................................................
496
Crime rates by type of offence .................................................................................................................................
497
Prisoners confined in jails by category and sex......................................................................................................
498
Prisoners confined in jails by Region and State.....................................................................................................
499
Traffic accidents by type...........................................................................................................................................
500
Traffic accidents by causes.......................................................................................................................................
500
Traffic accidents by Region and State and type.....................................................................................................
501
Traffic accidents by Region and State and various causes....................................................................................
503
Road Accidents by Sex .............................................................................................................................................
505
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XIX. MASS MEDIA
19.01
19.02
19.03
19.04
19.05
19.06
Daily newspaper circulation.....................................................................................................................................

510
Published books by type...........................................................................................................................................
511
Activities of the Sarpay Beikman Public Library..................................................................................................
512
National Library statistics........................................................................................................................................
512
Cinema statistics by Region and State , (2010-2011)..............................................................................................
513
Video statistics by Region and State........................................................................................................................
515
XX. TOURISM
20.01
20.02
20.03
20.04
Overseas visitors........................................................................................................................................................
522
Tourist arrivals at Yangon and Mandalay International Airports by type of nationality.................................
523
Licensed Tour Guide.................................................................................................................................................
524
Hotels, motels and inns / guest houses by type of ownership and by Region and State .....................................
525
XXI. OTHER SOCIAL
21.01
21.02
21.03
21.04
21.05
21.06
21.07
21.08
21.09
Catastrophic occurrences, losses and relief............................................................................................................

531
Causes of fire..............................................................................................................................................................
532
Loss of life and property due to fire........................................................................................................................
532
Volume of government insurance business.............................................................................................................
533
Social welfare establishments...................................................................................................................................
535
Measures taken for the development of border areas and national races...........................................................
537
Sport grounds by Region and State.........................................................................................................................
539
Myanma athletic statistics (South East Asia Games).............................................................................................
540
Seizure of drugs by type............................................................................................................................................
541
XXII. HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE
22.01
22.02
Average Monthly Household Expenditure by Group, 2006 ...............................................................................

546
Percentage Distribution of Households by Household Size Class, Union, 2006.................................................
547
22.03
Percentage Distribution of Households by Household Size Class, Urban, 2006 .................................................

548
22.04
Percentage Distribution of Households by Household Size Class, Rural, 2006...................................................

549
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CHART NO.
1
PAGE
Monthly Temperature and Rainfall at Selected Stations
(2001-2010 Average)................................................................................................................
2
2
Estimated Population by Region and State (2010).................................................................

12
Social Security Benefits...................................................................................................

40
Age Specific Mortality Rate ( Urban ) 2010

(Per 1000 population in each age group )...........................................................................
68
Sown Acreage and Production of Paddy............................................................................

116
Extraction of Teak and Hardwood logs......................................................................... 196
Production of Cement and Urea.........................................................................................

228
Completed Construction of Schools by Region and State ...........................................................

246
Coastal Trade of Domestic Seaports (Out-shipment)...................................................................

258
10
Value of Foreign Trade..........................................................................................................

266
11
Prices of Main - Food Items..............................................................................................

298
12
Foreign Investment of Permitted Enterprises......................................................................

330
13
Passenger and Freight Traffic by

Principal Means of Public Transport.....................................................................................
350
14
Annual Growth Rate of Real Gross Domestic Product....................................................................

400
15
People's Savings............................................................................................................
410
16
Summary of the State Budget..................................................................................................

420
17
Education Statistics.........................................................................................................
450
18
Selected Crime by Type...................................................................................................

488
19
Daily Newspaper Circulation.............................................................................................

508
20
Life Insurance Policies of Government Employees.........................................................................

528
21
Percentage Distribution of Households by Household size class, 2006..................................................

544
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Standard Symbols
-
Nil (No data)
Less than one unit
n.a.
Not available
Not applicable
Provisional
Revised
r.e
Revised budget estimate
p.a
Provisional actual
Kyat ( Myanmar Currency Unit )
KG
Kilogram
LB
Pound
MT
Metric ton
Conversion of Weights and Measures

1 cubic ton
50 cubic feet
1 long ton (2240 lb.)
1.016 metric ton
1 long ton
622.2 viss
1 viss
3.6 lb. avoir
1 basket of paddy
46 lb. avoir
1 bag of rice
120 lb. avoir
1 acre
0.4047 hectares
1 Imperial gallon
4.5460 litres
1 tical
0.525 troy ounce
1 troy ounce
31.103 gram
(apothecaries' oz.)
Fiscal Year
April 1
March 31
The cut-off date for all data is February 10, 2012.
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I. CLIMATE
Chart No. 1
MONTHLY TEMPERATURE AND RAINFALL AT SELECTED STATIONS

( 2001 - 2010 AVERAGE )
Rainfall
Temperature
40
c.
mm
MANDALAY
YANGON
32
1,250
1,000
24
750
16
500
250
0
J
F M A M
O N
M A M
Temperature
Rainfall
Temperature
Rainfall
c.
mm
40
MAGWAY
1,250
TAUNGGYI
32
1,000
24
750
16
500
250
0
J
F M A M
I. CLIMATE
Meteorological data shown in the tables are those recorded at the meteorological
stations and rainfall stations of the Department of Meteorology and Hydrology.
Rainfall
Actual rainfall is recorded each day at 9:30 am of Myanmar Standard Time,
throughout the country. The monthly rainfall is the average rainfall in millimeters for
the past 10 years.
Temperature and Humidity
Temperature and relative humidity readings is taken at the observatories eighth a
day at 6:30 am, 9:30 am, 12:30 pm 3:30 pm, 6:30 pm, 9:30 pm 12:30 am and 3:30
am of Myanmar Standard Time. The monthly data is the average of the mean
temperature for the past 10 years.
4
1.01 CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA AT SELECTED STATIONS
2001- 2010 Average

S.N.
Station
Annual
Rainfall
in
Millimeter
Temperature C
Mean
max.
2010 Actual
Temperature C
Mean
min.
Mean
Relative
Humidity
Percent
Annual
Rainfall
in
Millimeter
Mean
max.
Mean
min.
Mean
Relative
Humidity
Percent
1 KACHIN STATE
Myitkyina
Mohnyin
2409
1538
30.6
30.4
18.8
17.4
78.3
79.5
2766
2029
31.2
30.3
19.0
17.4
80.7
77.6
1158
29.3
17.1
73.8
1116
30.3
17.4
83.1
4556
33.7
21.4
77.7
3747
34.5
21.0
73.6
1447
1804
24.2
22.0
14.4
9.9
69.2
75.8
1389
1851
24.3
22.3
15.4
9.0
68.6
76.3
1699
1712
774
801
3917
31.6
31.1
34.5
33.4
29.8
16.8
20.8
21.6
20.2
18.8
*
*
74.4
73.3
85.7
2444
*
1152
970
3386
31.6
32.6
35.2
33.7
30.0
13.1
20.9
21.6
21.6
19.1
*
*
69.0
77.4
89.7
5472
4241
32.2
31.6
21.4
23.5
79.6
80.6
3188
3136
33.1
32.0
22.7
24.2
78.9
78.9
3278
1407
32.6
34.1
21.0
22.2
81.8
71.2
2513
1588
33.1
34.7
20.6
21.2
78.5
69.3
2 KAYAH STATE
Loikaw
3 KAYIN STATE
Hpa-an
4 CHIN STATE
Falam
Hakha
5 SAGAING REGION
Katha
Mawlaik
Monywa
Shwe Bo
Hkamti
6 TANINTHARYI REGION
Dawei
Myeik
7 BAGO REGION
Bago
Pyay
* Less than one unit
5
1.01 CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA AT SELECTED STATIONS (CONCLD.)
2001 - 2010 Average

S.N.
Station
Annual
Rainfall
in
Millimeter
Temperature C
Mean
max.
2010 Actual
Temperature C
Mean
min.
Mean
Relative
Humidity
Percent
Annual
Rainfall
in
Millimeter
Mean
max.
Mean
min.
Mean
Relative
Humidity
Percent
MAGWAY REGION
Magway
Gangaw
964
1208
34.3
32.4
19.8
20.8
71.1
71.5
1141
1065
35.0
33.0
20.1
21.3
71.1
72.6
MANDALAY REGION
Mandalay
Pyin Oo Lwin
Pyinmana
Nyaung Oo
931
1498
1307
727
34.3
26.6
33.9
34.2
22.2
13.6
21.8
21.6
67.8
77.7
73.0
63.3
1018
1929
1346
1296
35.1
27.4
34.9
35.1
23.0
13.7
21.6
23.0
66.1
75.5
67.6
64.0
5161
5564
32.2
32.6
22.6
22.6
77.2
81.6
3084
3228
33.3
33.5
23.2
23.5
76.8
80.8
4828
5491
30.6
32.1
21.5
20.0
80.4
76.7
4278
4390
31.2
33.0
21.2
20.7
80.8
76.8
2865
33.4
20.6
78.9
2478
34.4
22.8
74.6
1088
1486
1254
29.5
25.7
29.6
15.6
14.9
16.6
74.0
69.0
73.0
1264
1187
1258
30.0
27.1
30.4
15.9
15.4
18.5
*
66.6
66.4
3113
33.1
22.3
80.7
2386
33.6
23.3
79.5
10 MON STATE
Mawlamyine
Yay
11 RAKHINE STATE
Sittway
Thantwe
12 YANGON REGION
Yangon
13 SHAN STATE
Lashio
Taunggyi
Keng Tung
14 AYEYARWADY REGION
Pathein
* Less than one unit
Source : Department of Meteorology and Hydrology.
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1.02 MONTHLY MEAN TEMPERATURE AT SELECTED STATIONS
(2001 - 2010 Average)
(Degree in Centigrade)
S.N.
Station
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Myitkyina
18.3
20.7
23.8
26.4
27.5
27.8
27.8
28.5
28.2
26.1
22.4
18.8
Mohnyin
17.2
19.1
22.9
26.0
27.0
27.4
27.4
27.6
27.1
25.4
22.0
17.8
18.9
20.7
24.1
26.7
25.6
24.9
24.5
24.4
24.6
24.0
21.4
18.8
25.9
27.6
29.4
31.0
28.3
28.0
25.9
25.7
26.8
28.6
27.8
25.8
Falam
15.0
16.9
19.9
21.9
21.4
21.2
20.9
21.0
20.6
20.2
17.6
15.2
Hakha
10.6
12.6
15.7
18.3
18.7
19.2
19.0
18.7
18.2
16.9
13.1
10.4
Katha
19.2
21.8
24.9
26.8
26.9
26.6
26.8
26.7
26.5
25.0
22.0
18.6
Mawlaik
19.3
21.7
25.1
28.4
29.3
29.5
29.4
29.1
28.5
27.2
23.9
20.4
Monywa
21.8
24.8
28.6
31.9
31.4
31.0
31.3
30.4
29.4
28.4
25.6
22.2
Shwe Bo
21.1
23.3
27.8
30.8
29.7
29.1
29.1
28.8
28.5
27.5
24.4
21.5
Hkamti
17.8
20.2
23.4
26.1
27.6
27.5
27.2
28.2
27.8
26.0
22.1
18.3
Dawei
26.2
27.4
28.3
29.5
27.2
26.0
25.4
25.4
25.9
27.3
27.0
25.9
Myeik
26.9
28.1
28.8
29.7
27.8
27.1
26.5
26.4
26.6
27.5
27.8
27.1
Bago
23.8
25.7
28.7
30.7
28.0
26.4
26.3
26.2
26.9
28.1
26.8
24.2
Pyay
24.7
26.7
29.6
31.8
30.4
28.5
28.0
28.0
28.5
29.0
27.5
25.0
KACHIN STATE
KAYAH STATE
Loikaw
KAYIN STATE
Hpa-an
CHIN STATE
SAGAING REGION
TANINTHARYI REGION
BAGO REGION
7
1.02 MONTHLY MEAN TEMPERATURE AT SELECTED STATIONS (CONCLD.)
(2001 - 2010 Average)
(Degree in Centigrade)
S.N.
Station
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Magway
21.2
24.4
28.7
32.1
30.8
28.6
28.0
28.1
28.0
27.7
25.2
21.8
Gangaw
19.7
22.6
27.2
31.3
30.8
30.3
29.8
28.8
28.2
27.3
24.3
20.6
Mandalay
22.1
24.7
29.1
32.3
31.2
30.9
30.9
30.4
29.8
29.0
25.9
22.4
Pyin Oo Lwin
14.6
16.6
20.5
23.3
22.9
22.8
22.6
22.2
22.0
21.0
18.1
15.1
Pyinmana
23.8
26.3
29.6
32.1
30.3
28.5
28..0
27.9
28.5
28.6
26.8
23.8
Nyaung Oo
21.5
24.2
28.6
32.1
31.5
30.5
30.7
30.0
29.3
28.4
25.8
22.4
Mawlamyine
25.8
27.5
29.1
30.4
28.2
26.8
26.2
26.2
26.9
28.1
27.6
26.0
Yay
26.3
27.4
28.7
30.0
28.5
27.4
26.8
26.5
27.1
28.1
27.8
26.7
Sittwe
21.5
23.4
26.0
28.6
28.7
27.4
26.6
26.6
27.1
27.4
25.9
23.1
Thantwe
21.8
22.9
25.7
28.4
28.7
27.0
26.5
26.7
27.1
28.2
26.0
23.4
24.7
26.6
28.8
30.5
28.2
26.7
26.1
26.1
26.5
27.5
27.0
24.9
Lashio
16.1
17.9
20.7
24.8
25.6
26.1
25.6
25.8
25.7
24.4
20.7
17.2
Taunggyi
16.5
18.2
21.2
23.4
22.2
21.8
21.3
21.3
21.4
20.9
18.8
16.7
Keng Tung
18.3
20.0
22.9
25.5
25.7
26.0
25.4
25.3
24.8
23.6
20.6
18.7
25.3
27.0
29.1
30.7
29.2
27.7
27.2
26.9
27.4
28.4
27.9
25.8
MAGWAY REGION
MANDALAY REGION
10 MON STATE
11 RAKHINE STATE
12 YANGON REGION
Yangon
13 SHAN STATE
Pathein
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1.03 MONTHLY RAINFALL AT SELECTED STATIONS
(2001 - 2010 Average)
(Millimeter)
S.N.
Station
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
1 KACHIN STATE
Myitkyina
12
16
67
259
579
530
450
279
189
14
Mohnyin
10
55
244
299
279
230
185
200
18
11
34
159
155
160
225
212
151
34
13
51
481
906
1130
1094
638
188
34
19
Falam
15
16
65
158
236
271
243
237
156
31
14
Hakha
17
14
60
171
261
307
366
349
214
26
15
Katha
10
64
234
426
240
260
235
182
25
11
Mawlaik
11
41
219
279
273
256
373
195
37
Monywa
33
126
88
45
127
181
147
14
Shwe Bo
21
122
113
86
151
143
133
19
Hkamti
14
12
49
263
811
1175
862
481
221
17
Dawei
10
54
96
703
952
1301
1264
764
283
32
Myeik
31
44
92
107
645
672
818
856
607
293
35
41
Bago
60
442
627
785
640
458
189
47
19
Pyay
46
187
269
218
224
268
151
28
2 KAYAH STATE
Loikaw
3 KAYIN STATE
Hpa-an
4 CHIN STATE
5 SAGAING REGION
7 BAGO REGION
9
1.03 MONTHLY RAINFALL AT SELECTED STATIONS (CONCLD.)
(2001 - 2010 Average)
(Millimeter)
S.N.
Station
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
MAGWAY REGION
Magway
128
166
128
144
187
171
18
Gangaw
30
176
188
150
214
231
181
17
Mandalay
36
182
109
77
142
183
154
31
10
Pyin Oo Lwin
68
245
178
188
209
256
255
63
21
Pyinmana
32
151
192
234
264
167
190
60
Nyaung Oo
148
78
32
92
198
143
12
14
Mawlamyine
17
66
665
1022
1262
1213
641
213
30
23
Yay
25
70
689
1007
1251
1306
848
310
46
Sittway
12
348
1098
1421
892
603
355
73
25
Thantwe
12
455
1228
1455
1307
665
235
109
19
12
39
440
549
605
525
459
187
32
15
Lashio
51
153
174
200
198
163
103
24
Taunggyi
45
226
154
215
299
259
202
52
13
16
11
24
59
183
147
239
224
164
108
60
19
16
29
393
574
707
675
419
215
67
12
MANDALAY REGION
10 MON STATE
11 RAKHINE STATE
12 YANGON REGION
Yangon
13 SHAN STATE
Keng Tung
Pathein
II. POPULATION
12
Chart No. 2
ESTIMATED POPULATION BY REGION AND STATE

( 2010 )
Number
(000)
Male
9000
Female
8000
7000
6000
5000
4000
3000
2000
1000
AYEYARWADY
SHAN
YANGON
RAKHINE
MON
MANDALAY
MAGWAY
BAGO
TANINTHARYI
SAGAING
CHIN
KAYIN
KAYAH
KACHIN
13
II. POPULATION
Table 2.01 presents the estimates of population of Myanmar for the years
1990-1991,1995-1996 , 2000-2001 and 2004-2005 to 2010-2011. Population estimates
by sex and broad age-group are shown in table 2.02. The mid-year estimates are made
by the Department of Population. The population of Myanmar in 2010-2011 was
estimated at 59.78 million, an increase of 0.65 million over the year 2009-2010
population of 59.13 million, registering a growth rate of 1.1 per cent.
Estimated urban and rural population data on 1990,1995,2000 and 2004 through
the year 2010 are shown in table 2.03 by Region and State and sex. The data are also
shown by sex and age group in table 2.04. Sex ratio (males per 100 females) can also be
studied Region -State-wise in table 2.05.Population density and distribution by Region
and State and sex are presented in table 2.06 and 2.07.
The percentages on urban and rural population, religion, marital status, literacy
and race obtained from 1983 Population census are shown in table 2.08. Table 2.09 also
shows population by urban- and rural-residence and sex according to the 1983 census.
Data relating to travelers moving in and out of Myanmar holding various types of
visas except tourist visa, is depicted in table 2.10 "Movement of Population".
Foreigners residing of Myanmar under Foreigner's Registration Act, are shown in table
2.11 by nationality, sex and Region and State.
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2.01 POPULATION ESTIMATES OF MYANMAR
(AS OF OCTOBER 1)
Population (Million)
S.N.
Year
Annual Growth Rate
Total
Male
Female
(Percentage)
1990 - 1991
40.78
20.21
20.57
1.88
1995 - 1996
44.74
22.22
22.52
1.87
2000 - 2001
50.13
24.91
25.22
2.02
2004 - 2005
54.30
27.00
27.30
2.02
2005 - 2006
55.40
27.54
27.86
2.02
2006 - 2007
56.52
28.10
28.42
2.02
2007 - 2008
57.50
28.58
28.92
1.75
2008 - 2009
58.38
29.03
29.35
1.52
2009 - 2010
59.13
29.40
29.73
1.29
10
2010 - 2011
59.78
29.72
30.06
1.10
Note : Estimates for 1985-93 are based on 1983

population census. Estimates for the
subsequent period are based on 1983
population census as well as on 1991
Myanmar population changes and
fertility survey and 2001 and 2007 Fertility and Reproductive Health Survey.
Source : Department of Population.
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2.02 ESTIMATES ON STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN POPULATION
BY BROAD AGE-GROUP AND SEX
(AS OF OCTOBER 1)
1990-91
S.N.
Age-Group
1995 -96
Numbers
(Million)
Ratio
(%)
Numbers
(Million)
14.70
36.05
15.02
33.57
Male
7.37
36.44
7.69
34.61
Female
7.33
35.65
7.33
32.55
15 - 59 Years
23.47
57.55
26.34
58.87
Male
11.59
57.36
12.99
58.46
Female
11.88
57.74
13.35
59.28
60 Years and above
2.61
6.40
3.38
7.56
Male
1.25
6.20
1.54
6.93
Female
1.36
6.61
1.84
8.17
Total
40.78
100.00
44.74
100.00
Male
20.21
100.00
22.22
100.00
Female
20.57
100.00
22.52
100.00
0 - 14 Years
Sex Ratio
(Males per 100 Females)
98.27
Ratio
(%)
98.71
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(AS OF OCTOBER 1)(CONTD.)
2000-01
S.N.
Age-Group
0 - 14 Years
Numbers
(Million)
2004-05
Ratio
(%)
Numbers
(Million)
Ratio
(%)
16.43
32.77
17.72
32.63
Male
8.34
33.48
8.92
33.04
Female
8.09
32.08
8.80
32.23
15 - 59 Years
29.72
59.29
32.12
59.15
Male
14.75
59.21
16.04
59.41
Female
14.97
59.36
16.08
58.90
60 Years and above
3.98
7.94
4.46
8.22
Male
1.82
7.31
2.04
7.55
Female
2.16
8.56
2.42
8.87
Total
50.13
100.00
54.30
100.00
Male
24.91
100.00
27.00
100.00
Female
25.22
100.00
27.30
100.00
Sex Ratio
98.76
98.90
17
2005-06
S.N.
Age-Group
0 - 14 Years
Numbers
(Million)
2006-07
Ratio
(%)
Numbers
(Million)
Ratio
(%)
18.04
32.57
18.37
32.50
Male
9.06
32.92
9.22
32.82
Female
8.98
32.22
9.15
32.18
15 - 59 Years
32.74
59.10
33.41
59.11
Male
16.36
59.40
16.70
59.44
Female
16.38
58.80
16.71
58.79
60 Years and above
4.62
8.33
4.74
8.39
Male
2.12
7.68
2.18
7.74
Female
2.50
8.98
2.56
9.03
Total
55.40
100.00
56.52
100.00
Male
27.54
100.00
28.10
100.00
Female
27.86
100.00
28.42
100.00
Sex Ratio
98.86
98.87
18
2007-08
S.N.
Age-Group
0 - 14 Years
Numbers
(Million)
2008-09
Ratio
(%)
Numbers
(Million)
Ratio
(%)
18.57
32.30
18.87
32.32
Male
9.36
32.73
9.51
32.76
Female
9.21
31.87
9.36
31.89
15 - 59 Years
33.87
58.90
34.38
58.89
Male
16.90
59.14
17.16
59.11
Female
16.97
58.67
17.22
58.67
60 Years and above
5.06
8.80
5.13
8.79
Male
2.32
8.13
2.36
8.13
Female
2.74
9.46
2.77
9.44
Total
57.50
100.00
58.38
100.00
Male
28.58
100.00
29.03
100.00
Female
28.92
100.00
29.35
100.00
Sex Ratio
98.85
98.89
19
(AS OF OCTOBER 1)(CONCLD.)
2009-10
S.N.
Age-Group
0 - 14 Years
Numbers
(Million)
2010-11
Ratio
(%)
Numbers
(Million)
Ratio
(%)
18.84
31.86
17.60
29.44
Male
9.49
32.29
8.98
30.21
Female
9.34
31.43
8.62
28.68
15 - 59 Years
35.06
59.29
36.94
61.79
Male
17.50
59.53
18.37
61.81
Female
17.56
59.06
18.57
61.77
60 Years and above
5.23
8.85
5.24
8.77
Male
2.41
8.18
2.37
7.98
Female
2.83
9.51
2.87
9.55
Total
59.13
100.00
59.78
100.00
Male
29.40
100.00
29.72
100.00
Female
29.73
100.00
30.06
100.00
Sex Ratio
98.89
98.89
20
2.03 ESTIMATED URBAN AND RURAL POPULATION OF MYANMAR BY REGION AND STATE AND SEX
( AS OF OCTOBER 1)
(In Thousand)
S.N
Region and State
1 Kachin State
Urban
Rural
2 Kayah State
Urban
Rural
3 Kayin State
Urban
Rural
4 Chin State
Urban
Rural
5 Sagaing Region
Urban
Rural
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Total
212
283
324
399
405
414
426
442
446
451
Male
105
136
155
189
192
195
200
208
210
213
Female
107
147
169
210
213
219
226
234
236
238
Total
840
874
984
1024
1048
1070
1085
1097
1114
1128
Male
416
437
492
515
527
539
547
553
561
568
Female
424
437
492
509
521
531
538
544
553
560
Total
51
72
87
101
105
108
111
114
116
118
Male
26
38
46
54
56
58
60
62
63
64
Female
25
34
41
47
49
50
51
52
53
54
Total
155
162
190
209
214
220
225
230
235
238
Male
78
81
95
103
105
108
110
113
115
116
Female
77
81
95
106
109
112
115
117
120
122
Total
123
165
189
235
239
249
256
269
276
281
Male
62
84
97
122
125
130
134
141
145
147
Female
61
81
92
113
114
119
122
128
131
134
Total
1102
1184
1323
1406
1435
1460
1484
1502
1518
1535
Male
544
584
651
690
704
716
727
736
743
752
Female
558
600
672
716
731
744
757
766
775
783
Total
61
83
93
108
110
113
115
118
119
120
Male
30
40
44
51
53
54
55
56
57
57
Female
31
43
49
57
57
59
60
62
62
63
Total
350
361
387
402
408
413
418
423
426
434
Male
170
176
190
198
200
203
205
208
209
213
Female
180
185
197
204
208
210
213
215
217
221
Total
627
864
966
1097
1126
1155
1181
1203
1222
1235
Male
311
433
492
569
585
602
617
628
638
645
Female
316
431
474
528
541
553
564
575
584
590
Total
3887
4121
4452
4804
4902
5004
5093
5189
5258
5306
Male
1897
2008
2166
2330
2376
2424
2467
2513
2546
2570
Female
1990
2113
2286
2474
2526
2580
2626
2676
2712
2736
Sex
2010
21
( AS OF OCTOBER 1)(CONTD.)
(In Thousand)
S.N
Region and State
6 Tanintharyi Region
Urban
Rural
7 Bago Region
Urban
Rural
8 Magway Region
Urban
Rural
9 Mandalay Region
Urban
Rural
10 Mon State
Urban
Rural
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Total
257
347
399
458
466
480
492
506
515
528
Male
127
171
198
229
233
241
247
255
259
266
Female
130
176
201
229
233
239
245
251
256
262
Total
832
867
989
1067
1096
1119
1140
1159
1176
1186
Male
418
437
495
533
546
557
567
576
584
589
Female
414
430
494
534
550
562
573
583
592
597
Total
845
1132
1254
1360
1387
1414
1439
1460
1476
1492
Male
411
537
593
640
651
664
675
684
692
700
Female
434
595
661
720
736
750
764
776
784
792
Total
3465
3555
3892
4154
4222
4293
4354
4419
4468
4516
Male
1732
1809
1988
2131
2169
2205
2237
2271
2296
2320
Female
1733
1746
1904
2023
2053
2088
2117
2148
2172
2196
Total
577
768
872
958
979
1000
1019
1037
1052
1063
Male
284
370
420
461
470
480
489
498
505
510
Female
293
398
452
497
509
520
530
539
547
553
Total
3194
3377
3803
4122
4208
4296
4373
4454
4512
4560
Male
1565
1664
1877
2039
2082
2126
2164
2204
2233
2257
Female
1629
1713
1926
2083
2126
2170
2209
2250
2279
2303
Total
1431
1933
2251
2541
2604
2668
2725
2777
2816
2847
Male
716
950
1107
1250
1280
1311
1336
1364
1383
1398
Female
715
983
1144
1291
1324
1357
1389
1413
1433
1449
Total
3939
4011
4684
5030
5135
5242
5337
5439
5517
5575
Male
1932
1983
2316
2492
2544
2598
2648
2696
2735
2764
Female
2007
2028
2368
2538
2591
2644
2689
2743
2782
2811
Total
563
758
869
973
1001
1025
1045
1067
1082
1093
Male
280
372
428
481
494
506
517
528
535
540
Female
283
386
441
492
507
519
528
539
547
553
Total
1433
1475
1679
1828
1867
1911
1952
1993
2024
2044
Male
720
748
851
926
946
968
988
1008
1025
1035
Female
713
727
828
902
921
943
964
985
999
1009
Sex
2010
22
( AS OF OCTOBER 1) (CONCLD.)
(In Thousand)
Region and State
S.N
11 Rakhine State
Urban
Rural
12 Yangon Region
Urban
Rural
13 Shan State
Urban
Rural
14 Ayeyarwady Region
Urban
Rural
Union
Urban
Rural
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Total
348
469
530
593
606
620
631
640
650
656
Male
169
220
246
271
277
282
287
291
295
298
Female
179
249
284
322
329
338
344
349
355
358
Total
1980
2055
2282
2430
2472
2514
2552
2593
2621
2650
Male
983
1037
1155
1236
1257
1280
1299
1320
1335
1349
Female
997
1018
1127
1194
1215
1234
1253
1273
1286
1301
Total
3176
3815
4370
4851
4973
5100
5210
5308
5382
5440
Male
1582
1855
2113
2330
2385
2443
2492
2590
2599
2627
Female
1594
1960
2257
2521
2588
2657
2718
2718
2783
2813
Total
1473
1311
1431
1471
1487
1500
1514
1541
1562
1583
Male
751
695
770
812
824
835
846
810
848
860
Female
722
616
661
659
663
665
668
731
714
723
Total
746
1012
1137
1347
1380
1413
1437
1474
1486
1502
Male
376
512
582
692
691
739
753
773
779
787
Female
370
500
555
655
689
674
684
701
707
715
Total
3416
3474
3767
3876
3926
3977
4027
4065
4109
4158
Male
1693
1737
1876
1925
1968
1962
1985
2003
2025
2049
Female
1723
1737
1891
1951
1958
2015
2042
2062
2084
2109
Total
847
1134
1269
1395
1447
1482
1481
1479
1496
1517
Male
413
546
613
677
703
721
721
721
729
740
Female
434
588
656
718
744
761
760
758
767
777
Total
4856
5082
5652
6060
6148
6255
6382
6379
6456
6524
Male
2424
2567
2851
3054
3097
3150
3213
3216
3256
3289
Female
2432
2515
2801
3006
3051
3105
3169
3163
3200
3235
Total
9864
12835
14610
16416
16828
17241
17568
17894
18134
18343
Male
4892
6264
7134
8016
8195
8426
8583
8799
8889
8992
Female
4972
6571
7476
8400
8633
8815
8985
9095
9245
9351
Total
30922
31909
35515
37883
38568
39274
39936
40483
40996
41437
Male
15323
15963
17773
18984
19345
19671
20003
20227
20511
20731
Female
15599
15946
17742
18899
19223
19603
19933
20256
20485
20706
Sex
2010
Source: Department of Population.
23
2.04 ESTIMATED POPULATION OF MYANMAR BY AGE GROUP AND SEX
(AS OF OCTOBER 1)
(In Thousand)
S.N.
Age Group
0-4
5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
Sex
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
Total
5238
5505
6066
6407
6513
Male
2652
2769
3050
3235
3278
Female
2586
2736
3016
3172
3235
Total
4799
4805
5494
5933
6013
Male
2398
2501
2759
2974
3020
Female
2401
2304
2735
2959
2993
Total
4664
4715
4867
5382
5515
Male
2317
2428
2531
2715
2768
Female
2347
2287
2336
2667
2747
Total
4505
4520
4775
4824
4884
Male
2233
2296
2456
2512
2538
Female
2272
2224
2319
2312
2346
Total
4077
4191
4561
4748
4773
Male
2017
2102
2312
2429
2449
Female
2060
2089
2249
2319
2324
Total
3513
3836
4218
4490
4547
Male
1737
1894
2110
2265
2299
Female
1776
1942
2108
2225
2248
Total
2960
3400
3857
4135
4202
Male
1464
1667
1900
2059
2097
Female
1496
1733
1957
2076
2105
Total
2401
2888
3412
3760
3837
Male
1188
1411
1669
1845
1886
Female
1213
1477
1743
1915
1951
24
(AS OF OCTOBER 1) (CONTD.)
(In Thousand)
S.N.
10
11
12
13
14
Age Group
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65 & +
UNION TOTAL
Sex
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
Total
1887
2449
2887
3287
3383
Male
932
1192
1408
1604
1652
Female
955
1257
1479
1683
1731
Total
1543
1988
2435
2759
2848
Male
759
965
1181
1340
1384
Female
784
1023
1254
1419
1464
Total
1369
1666
1957
2293
2379
Male
671
801
945
1107
1149
Female
698
865
1012
1186
1230
Total
1217
1405
1617
1818
1886
Male
593
664
772
872
905
Female
624
741
845
946
981
Total
987
1153
1332
1478
1524
Male
478
538
623
698
721
Female
509
615
709
780
803
Total
1626
2223
2647
2985
3092
Male
776
999
1191
1345
1394
Female
850
1224
1456
1640
1698
Total
40786
44744
50125
54299
55396
Male
20215
22227
24907
27000
27540
Female
20571
22517
25218
27299
27856
25
(AS OF OCTOBER 1) (CONTD.)
(In Thousand)
S.N.
Age Group
0-4
5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
Sex
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Total
6608
6708
6815
6546
5784
Male
3323
3364
3418
3283
2933
Female
3285
3344
3397
3263
2851
Total
6118
6193
6291
6417
5966
Male
3075
3119
3169
3233
3044
Female
3043
3074
3122
3184
2922
Total
5641
5670
5760
5874
5848
Male
2823
2873
2919
2977
3001
Female
2818
2797
2841
2897
2847
Total
4980
5245
5326
5432
5623
Male
2574
2664
2705
2759
2881
Female
2406
2581
2621
2673
2742
Total
4793
4895
4970
5069
5393
Male
2468
2489
2528
2578
2749
Female
2325
2406
2442
2491
2644
Total
4605
4550
4624
4715
5054
Male
2334
2306
2344
2390
2557
Female
2271
2244
2280
2325
2497
Total
4274
4246
4308
4393
4671
Male
2138
2132
2164
2207
2331
Female
2136
2114
2144
2186
2340
Total
3914
3870
3930
4007
4236
Male
1928
1927
1957
1996
2091
Female
1986
1943
1973
2011
2145
26
(AS OF OCTOBER 1) (CONCLD.)
(In Thousand)
S.N.
10
11
12
13
14
Age Group
40-44
45-49
50-54
55-59
60-64
65 & +
UNION TOTAL
Sex
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Total
3479
3452
3502
3572
3756
Male
1699
1700
1725
1759
1832
Female
1780
1752
1777
1813
1924
Total
2943
3011
3053
3114
3257
Male
1431
1469
1490
1520
1573
Female
1512
1542
1563
1594
1684
Total
2461
2514
2550
2600
2714
Male
1189
1217
1234
1259
1299
Female
1272
1297
1316
1341
1415
Total
1958
2089
2118
2160
2236
Male
940
1001
1016
1036
1060
Female
1018
1088
1102
1124
1176
Total
1564
1670
1695
1728
1756
Male
741
791
803
818
822
Female
823
879
892
910
934
Total
3177
3391
3435
3503
3486
Male
1434
1534
1554
1585
1550
Female
1743
1857
1881
1918
1936
Total
56515
57504
58377
59130
59780
Male
28097
28586
29026
29400
29723
Female
28418
28918
29351
29730
30057
27
2.05 SEX RATIO OF MYANMAR BY REGION AND STATE
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
1 Kachin State
98.1
98.06
97.92
97.93
97.84
97.81
97.79
97.79
97.79
97.79
2 Kayah State
103.2
103.39
103.06
102.92
102.84
102.79
102.65
102.65
102.65
102.65
3 Kayin State
97.9
98.03
98.02
98.12
98.06
98.05
98.04
98.04
98.04
98.04
4 Chin State
94.6
94.77
94.91
95.16
95.11
95.14
95.19
95.19
95.19
95.19
5 Sagaing Region
95.7
96.00
96.29
96.57
96.55
96.58
96.63
96.63
96.63
96.63
100.2
100.11
99.84
99.75
99.66
99.62
99.52
99.52
99.52
99.52
7 Bago Region
98.9
100.20
100.63
101.06
101.07
101.12
101.09
101.09
101.09
101.09
8 Magway Region
96.2
96.35
96.58
96.87
96.84
96.87
96.87
96.87
96.87
96.87
9 Mandalay Region
97.3
97.43
97.49
97.71
97.67
97.68
97.71
97.71
97.71
97.71
100.4
100.65
100.72
100.87
100.83
100.83
100.84
100.84
100.84
100.84
11 Rakhine State
97.9
99.26
99.28
99.39
99.36
99.37
99.33
99.33
99.33
99.33
12 Yangon Region
100.7
99.01
98.82
98.78
98.70
98.67
98.58
98.58
98.58
98.58
13 Shan State
98.8
100.52
100.46
100.45
100.44
100.45
100.43
100.43
100.43
100.43
99.0
100.31
100.20
100.21
100.15
100.14
100.10
100.42
100.43
100.42
98.27
98.71
98.76
98.90
98.86
98.87
98.85
98.89
98.89
98.89
S.N
Region and State
10 Mon State
Union
28
2.06 POPULATION DENSITY OF MYANMAR BY REGION AND STATE AND SEX
(per sq. mile)
S,N
Region and State
1 Kachin State
2 Kayah State
3 Kayin State
4 Chin State
5 Sagaing Region
7 Bago Region
8 Magway Region
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Total
31
34
38
41
42
43
44
45
45
46
Male
15
17
19
20
21
21
22
22
22
23
Female
15
17
19
21
21
22
22
23
23
23
Total
46
52
61
68
70
72
74
76
77
79
Male
23
26
31
35
36
37
38
39
39
40
Female
22
25
30
34
35
36
37
38
38
39
Total
104
115
129
140
143
146
148
151
153
155
Male
52
57
64
69
71
72
73
75
76
77
Female
53
58
65
71
72
74
75
76
77
78
Total
30
32
35
37
37
38
38
39
39
40
Male
14
16
17
18
18
18
19
19
19
19
Female
15
16
18
19
19
19
20
20
20
20
Total
124
136
150
163
167
170
173
177
179
181
Male
60
67
73
80
82
84
85
87
88
89
Female
63
70
76
83
85
87
88
90
91
92
Total
65
73
83
91
93
96
98
100
101
102
Male
33
36
41
46
47
48
49
50
50
51
Female
32
36
42
46
47
48
49
50
51
51
Total
283
308
338
362
369
375
381
386
391
395
Male
141
154
170
182
185
189
191
194
196
199
Female
142
154
169
180
183
187
189
192
194
196
Total
218
239
270
294
300
306
312
317
322
325
Male
107
118
133
144
147
151
153
156
158
160
Female
111
122
137
149
152
155
158
161
163
165
Sex
29
2.06 POPULATION DENSITY OF MYANMAR BY REGION AND STATE AND SEX (CONCLD.)
(per sq. mile)
S,N
Region and State
9 Mandalay Region
10 Mon State
11 Rakhine State
12 Yangon Region
13 Shan State
Union
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Total
376
416
473
517
528
540
550
561
569
575
Male
185
205
234
255
261
267
272
277
281
284
Female
190
211
240
261
267
273
278
284
288
291
Total
421
470
537
590
604
619
631
644
654
661
Male
211
236
269
296
303
311
317
324
329
332
Female
210
234
267
294
301
308
314
321
326
329
Total
164
178
198
213
217
221
224
228
230
233
Male
81
89
99
106
108
110
112
113
115
116
Female
83
89
99
107
109
111
112
114
116
117
Total
1184
1305
1477
1610
1645
1681
1712
1744
1750
1770
Male
594
649
734
800
817
835
850
866
869
879
Female
590
656
743
810
828
846
862
878
881
891
Total
69
75
82
87
88
90
91
92
93
94
Male
34
37
41
44
44
45
46
46
47
47
Female
35
37
41
43
44
45
45
46
46
47
Total
420
458
510
550
560
570
580
579
588
594
Male
209
229
255
275
280
285
290
290
295
298
Female
211
229
255
274
280
285
290
289
293
297
Total
156
171
192
208
212
216
220
223
226
229
Male
77
85
95
103
105
108
109
111
113
114
Female
79
86
97
105
107
109
111
112
114
115
Sex
30
2.07 POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF MYANMAR BY REGION AND STATE AND SEX
(Percent)
S,N
Region and State
1 Kachin State
2 Kayah State
3 Kayin State
4 Chin State
5 Sagaing Region
7 Bago Region
8 Magway Region
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Total
2.58
2.59
2.61
2.62
2.62
2.62
2.63
2.64
2.64
2.64
Male
2.58
2.58
2.60
2.61
2.61
2.61
2.61
2.62
2.62
2.63
Female
2.58
2.59
2.62
2.63
2.64
2.64
2.64
2.65
2.65
2.66
Total
0.51
0.52
0.55
0.57
0.57
0.58
0.58
0.59
0.59
0.59
Male
0.52
0.54
0.56
0.58
0.59
0.59
0.59
0.60
0.61
0.61
Female
0.49
0.51
0.54
0.56
0.56
0.57
0.57
0.58
0.58
0.58
Total
3.00
3.02
3.02
3.02
3.02
3.02
3.03
3.03
3.04
3.04
Male
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.01
3.01
3.01
3.01
3.02
3.02
3.02
Female
3.01
3.02
3.03
3.03
3.04
3.04
3.04
3.05
3.05
3.05
Total
1.01
0.99
0.96
0.94
0.94
0.93
0.93
0.93
0.92
0.93
Male
0.99
0.97
0.94
0.92
0.92
0.91
0.91
0.91
0.91
0.91
Female
1.03
1.01
0.98
0.96
0.95
0.95
0.95
0.94
0.94
0.94
Total
11.07
11.14
10.81
10.87
10.88
10.90
10.91
10.95
10.96
10.94
Male
10.92
10.98
10.67
10.74
10.75
10.77
10.79
10.82
10.83
10.81
Female
11.21
11.30
10.95
11.00
11.01
11.02
11.03
11.07
11.08
11.07
Total
2.67
2.71
2.77
2.81
2.82
2.83
2.84
2.85
2.86
2.87
Male
2.70
2.73
2.79
2.82
2.83
2.84
2.85
2.86
2.87
2.88
Female
2.64
2.69
2.75
2.80
2.81
2.82
2.83
2.84
2.85
2.86
Total
10.56
10.48
10.27
10.15
10.13
10.10
10.07
10.07
10.05
10.05
Male
10.60
10.55
10.36
10.26
10.24
10.21
10.19
10.18
10.16
10.16
Female
10.53
10.40
10.17
10.05
10.02
9.98
9.96
9.96
9.94
9.94
Total
9.24
9.26
9.32
9.36
9.36
9.37
9.38
9.41
9.41
9.40
Male
9.14
9.15
9.22
9.26
9.27
9.28
9.28
9.31
9.31
9.31
Female
9.34
9.38
9.43
9.45
9.46
9.47
9.47
9.50
9.51
9.50
Sex
31
2.07 POPULATION DISTRIBUTION OF MYANMAR BY REGION AND STATE AND SEX (CONCLD.)
(Percent)
S,N
Region and State
9 Mandalay Region
10 Mon State
11 Rakhine State
12 Yangon Region
13 Shan State
Union
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Total
13.17
13.28
13.84
13.94
13.97
14.00
14.02
14.07
14.09
14.09
Male
13.10
13.20
13.75
13.86
13.88
13.91
13.94
13.99
14.01
14.00
Female
13.23
13.37
13.93
14.03
14.05
14.08
14.10
14.16
14.18
14.17
Total
4.90
4.99
5.08
5.16
5.18
5.20
5.21
5.24
5.26
5.25
Male
4.95
5.04
5.13
5.21
5.23
5.25
5.26
5.29
5.31
5.30
Female
4.85
4.94
5.03
5.11
5.13
5.15
5.16
5.19
5.20
5.20
Total
5.71
5.64
5.61
5.57
5.56
5.54
5.54
5.54
5.53
5.53
Male
5.70
5.66
5.62
5.58
5.57
5.56
5.55
5.55
5.54
5.54
Female
5.72
5.63
5.59
5.55
5.54
5.53
5.52
5.53
5.52
5.52
Total
11.40
11.46
11.57
11.64
11.66
11.68
11.69
11.73
11.74
11.75
Male
11.54
11.47
11.58
11.64
11.65
11.67
11.68
11.72
11.72
11.73
Female
11.26
11.44
11.57
11.65
11.67
11.69
11.71
11.75
11.76
11.77
Total
10.20
10.03
9.78
9.62
9.58
9.54
9.50
9.49
9.46
9.47
Male
10.23
10.12
9.87
9.69
9.65
9.61
9.58
9.56
9.54
9.54
Female
10.18
9.94
9.70
9.54
9.50
9.46
9.43
9.42
9.39
9.39
Total
13.98
13.89
13.81
13.73
13.71
13.69
13.67
13.46
13.45
13.45
Male
14.03
14.01
13.91
13.82
13.80
13.78
13.76
13.57
13.55
13.56
Female
13.93
13.78
13.71
13.64
13.62
13.60
13.59
13.36
13.35
13.35
Total
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
Male
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
Female
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
Sex
32
2.08 URBAN AND RURAL POPULATION, RELIGION, MARITAL STATUS,
LITERACY AND RACE
(1983 POPULATION CENSUS)
(Percentage)
S.N.
I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
Description
POPULATION
Total Population
Bamar
Indigenous Races
Indians and Pakistanis
Chinese
Bangladeshi,
Nepalese, Other Foreign
and Mixed Foreign and Burmese
RELIGION
Total Population
Buddhist
Animist
Hindu
Muslim
Christian
Others
MARITAL STATUS
Total Population
Ten years and over
Single
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Renounced
LITERACY
Total Population covered by Census
Five years and over
Literate
Illiterate
RACE
Total Population covered by Census
Kachin
Kayah
Kayin
Chin
Bamar
Mon
Rakhine
Shan
Other Indigenous
Foreign Race (Including Mixed
Bamar and Foreign)
Note : Exclude estimated population of 1183005 persons

residing in some areas which are not accessible during
1983 census.
Union
Urban
Rural
100.0
69.0
25.7
1.3
0.7
3.3
100.0
89.4
1.2
0.5
3.9
4.9
0.1
100.0
73.9
31.1
36.5
4.7
1.0
0.6
100.0
77.0
35.1
35.3
4.4
1.2
1.0
100.0
73.0
29.9
36.9
4.7
1.0
0.5
100.0
86.8
66.5
20.3
100.0
1.4
0.4
6.2
2.2
69.0
2.4
4.5
8.5
0.1
5.3
33
2.09 POPULATION BY URBAN AND RURAL BY REGION AND STATE AND SEX
( 1983 POPULATION CENSUS )
S.N.
Region and State
Kachin State
Kayah State
Kayin State
Chin State
Sagaing Region
Tanintharyi Region
Bago Region
Magway Region
Sex
Total
Urban
( In Thousand )
Rural
Total
819
181
638
Male
408
90
318
Female
411
91
320
Total
160
42
118
Male
82
22
60
Female
78
20
58
Total
633
105
528
Male
314
53
261
Female
319
52
267
Total
369
54
315
Male
179
27
152
Female
190
27
163
Total
3825
530
3295
Male
1867
263
1604
Female
1958
267
1691
Total
914
216
698
Male
460
107
353
Female
454
109
345
Total
3800
740
3060
Male
1888
361
1527
Female
1912
379
1533
Total
3243
493
2750
Male
1589
243
1346
Female
1654
250
1404
34
2.09 POPULATION BY URBAN AND RURAL BY REGION AND STATE AND SEX
(1983 POPULATION CENSUS) ( CONCLD. )
S.N.
Region and State
Mandalay Region
10 Mon State
11 Rakhine State
12 Yangon Region
13 Shan State
15 Burmese (Myanmar) Nationals Abroad
UNION
st
Note: As of census date 1 April.
(In Thousand)
Rural
Sex
Total
Urban
Total
4578
1214
3364
Male
2256
608
1648
Female
2322
606
1716
Total
1680
473
1207
Male
842
236
606
Female
838
238
600
Total
2046
304
1742
Male
1013
148
865
Female
1033
156
877
Total
3966
2706
1260
Male
1995
1354
641
Female
1971
1351
620
Total
3090
658
2432
Male
1552
333
1219
Female
1538
325
1213
Total
4994
742
4252
Male
2489
363
2126
Female
2505
379
2126
Total
Male
Female
Total
34125
8466
25659
Male
16940
4214
12726
Female
17185
4252
12933
35
2.10 MOVEMENT OF POPULATION
(Number)
Total
By Sea
By Air
By Land
S.N.
Year
Arrival
Departure
Arrival
Departure
Arrival
Departure
Arrival
Departure
1990
1022703
160665
39
36
36953
45269
985711
115360
1995
654113
648568
168
156
102537
118192
551408
530220
2000
1071680
964837
117
135
85902
104537
985661
860165
2004
1673048
3340700
1863
1930
117051
154330
1554134
3184440
2005
1413446
3862969
2388
2464
159201
194082
1251857
3666423
2006
1586076
4139548
3166
3193
169607
248096
1413303
3888259
2007
1793375
4836299
1950
1851
202770
269148
1588655
4565300
2008
2283862
4993128
3068
2730
241144
311474
2039650
4678924
2009
2224057
2237850
603
586
343263
366523
1880191
1870741
10
2010
1997210
2277719
862
686
307042
393131
1689306
1883902
Note : Data refer to arrival and departure of travellers

holding various types of visas except tourist visa.
Source : Immigration and National Registration Department.
36
2.11 FOREIGNERS RESIDING OF MYANMAR UNDER FOREIGNER'S REGISTRATION ACT,
BY NATIONALITY, SEX AND REGION AND STATE
(Number)
Chinese
S.N.
Region and State
Kachin State
Kayah State
Kayin State
Chin State
Sagaing Region
Tanintharyi Region
Year
Male
Indian
Female
Male
Pakistani
Female
Male
Bangladeshi
Female
Male
Others
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Female
2006
4894
4498
495
354
31
17
241
208
5663
5077
2007
4852
4461
492
352
31
17
228
197
5605
5027
2008
4758
4393
492
353
30
18
48
49
228
198
5556
5011
2009
4796
4378
495
357
29
18
230
200
5552
4953
2010
4796
4378
495
357
29
18
230
200
5552
4953
2006
23
31
11
23
285
290
325
352
2007
23
31
11
23
284
290
324
352
2008
30
39
14
22
311
312
360
388
2009
20
25
14
22
295
287
334
349
2010
20
25
14
22
299
283
338
345
2006
12
13
13
64
101
34
2007
12
13
13
64
101
34
2008
13
10
38
69
32
2009
10
37
67
25
2010
10
35
64
22
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2006
240
226
160
198
26
19
30
27
457
471
2007
215
214
155
194
23
18
27
25
421
452
2008
213
214
156
194
20
18
25
22
415
449
2009
179
184
155
185
18
17
23
20
376
407
2010
178
184
153
180
18
17
23
20
373
402
2006
295
339
340
410
20
36
36
693
793
2007
285
331
340
411
21
33
36
680
786
2008
267
320
329
405
18
34
36
649
769
2009
250
289
318
406
14
33
36
616
739
2010
250
289
318
406
14
33
36
616
739
37
BY NATIONALITY, SEX AND REGION AND STATE ( CONTD. )
(Number)
Chinese
S.N.
Region and State
Bago Region
Magway Region
Mandalay Region
10 Mon State
11 Rakhine State
12 Yangon Region
Year
Male
Indian
Female
Male
Pakistani
Female
Male
Bangladeshi
Female
Male
Others
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Female
2006
854
870
1548
1644
48
139
17
10
2599
2537
2007
833
842
1522
1614
45
134
17
10
2544
2479
2008
825
860
1502
1602
45
133
10
2514
2479
2009
798
825
1472
1578
52
117
12
2451
2419
2010
780
810
1456
1568
52
115
13
2416
2393
2006
81
78
421
535
513
617
2007
69
67
353
476
428
547
2008
64
66
340
474
410
544
2009
55
53
332
471
402
531
2010
55
53
327
471
397
531
2006
1158
1141
1161
1327
103
77
17
24
1660
1702
4099
4271
2007
1098
1094
1149
1313
103
76
51
54
1657
1701
4058
4238
2008
1116
1105
1121
1287
102
75
17
23
1654
1695
4010
4185
2009
1071
1046
1086
1265
95
75
17
23
1647
1688
3916
4097
2010
1064
1034
1077
1254
95
74
17
23
1647
1688
3900
4073
2006
115
107
310
248
82
11
12
10
520
376
2007
113
106
307
247
82
11
12
10
515
374
2008
105
101
290
235
62
11
13
10
470
357
2009
106
99
288
230
60
11
13
10
467
350
2010
106
99
288
230
60
11
13
10
467
350
2006
57
97
21
19
391
160
88
71
557
347
2007
55
97
21
19
391
162
99
61
566
339
2008
51
93
20
17
383
161
87
74
541
345
2009
54
96
20
17
387
160
91
72
552
345
2010
37
62
17
346
133
74
54
474
254
2006
4189
4353
7009
7361
790
520
213
162
163
116 12364
12512
2007
4146
4281
6979
7345
781
520
202
167
152
113 12260
12426
2008
4072
4206
6887
7282
775
520
201
167
151
111 12086
12286
2009
3875
4009
6804
7175
744
507
227
178
154
112 11804
11981
2010
3872
3994
6800
7159
744
507
197
165
155
112 11768
11937
38
BY NATIONALITY, SEX AND REGION AND STATE (CONCLD.)
(Number)
Chinese
S.N.
Region and State
13 Shan State
UNION TOTAL
Year
Male
Indian
Female
Male
Pakistani
Female
Male
Bangladeshi
Female
Male
Others
Female
Male
Total
Female
Male
Female
2006
3866
3450
583
592
143
135
2684
2621
7280
6803
2007
3806
3431
549
565
137
136
2508
2443
7001
6579
2008
3707
3349
534
559
132
134
2440
2389
6814
6435
2009
3410
3185
530
565
134
138
2449
2409
6524
6301
2010
3392
3149
528
565
134
138
2444
2405
6499
6261
2006
1036
1055
2567
2492
176
72
95
20
12
3886
3644
2007
1007
1033
2553
2490
163
74
94
20
13
3830
3623
2008
1056
1013
2548
2493
158
71
29
20
12
10
3803
3607
2009
946
976
2553
2515
152
68
53
23
15
3719
3587
2010
932
957
2538
2495
149
68
64
27
3688
3548
2006
16822
16259
14639
15211
1821
1030
648
320
5130
5016
39060
37836
2007
16515
16002
14444
15057
1786
1033
668
345
4921
4822
38334
37259
2008
16273
15773
14243
14931
1733
1028
577
372
4872
4785
37698
36889
2009
15568
15175
14077
14792
1697
1016
572
335
4867
4768
36781
36086
2010
15489
15042
14021
14717
1653
988
532
308
4858
4755
36553
35810
Source : Immigration and National Registration Department.
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Chart No. 3
SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS

K.Million
1900
1800
1700
1600
1500
1400
1300
1200
1100
1000
900
800
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
2010-2011
2009-2010
2008-2009
2007-2008
2006-2007
2005-2006
2004-2005
2000-2001
1995-1996
1990-1991
41

Employment through Government Labour Offices
The number of persons registered for work and placed in employment by the
Government Labour Offices in Myanmar is shown in table 3.01. In 2010, there are 77
labour offices throughout the country.
Labour Force information is usually obtained from two sources: labour force
surveys and Population censuses. The volume of labour force and unemployment rate by
genders were projected on the basis of information collected in the 1990 Labour Force
Survey which changing economics conditions and labour mobility patterns reliability of
the projected labour force and employment rates are in question.
Labour force, Labour Force Participation Rate, Unemployment rate are shown in
table 3.02.
Table 3.03 shows job-seekers, gender-wise who are registered at varied
employment offices, 77 Township Labour Offices-16 in Yangon and 61 in different
Region and State. Concentration of job-seekers, both male and female is observed in
Yangon Region where employment opportunities are greater than in other areas.
The information on employed female participation in the public service is
provided in Table 3.04.
Labour Force Survey, 1990
Results of the labour force survey conducted in 1990 by the Department of
Labour are shown in table 3.05 through table 3.09. Table 3.05 shows economically
active population and inactive population by activity status for 1973, 1983 and 1990 and
table 3.06 provides economically active population by sex and area of residence for
1990.
Table 3.07 refers to labour force participation rates by sex, broad age groups and
urban-rural residence for 1973,1983 and 1990 while table 3.08 shows distribution of
employed population by occupation and industry for 1990.
Table 3.09 presents labour force, unemployment rates and visible
underemployment rates. "Unemployed" refers to persons who are not employed but are
available for or seeking paid work. Visible underemployment is primarily a statistical
concept directly measurable by labour force and other surveys, reflecting an
insufficiency in the volume of employment. It occurs when a person is in employment of
less than normal duration and is seeking or would accept additional work. This table
used the time utilization approach as well as the usual status approach to estimate the
rate of visible underemployment in Myanmar. It should be noted that the standard of 44
hours per week in the time utilization approach and 6 months for the previous year in
the usual status approach are rather arbitrary.
42
Social Security Scheme

Social security scheme was introduced in Myanmar by Act No. 76 of 1954 which
came into effect on 1st January 1956.
Employees in most occupations are covered by compulsory insurance,
irrespective of the nature of work in which they are engaged, whether it be permanent or
temporary, manual or other-wise, and irrespective of the amount and form of their
remuneration. Unpaid apprentices and trainees are also protected but the rates of cash
benefits are low.
Benefits
Social Security Act of 1954 consists of two types of insurance, namely (1)
General Insurance which includes sickness, maternity, death, and (2) Employment
Injuries Insurance which includes temporary disability, permanent disability and
survivor's pension. Cash benefits under various insurance schemes are shown below:
Sickness Benefit
Daily sickness cash benefits approximating to 50% of wages are payable for a
maximum period of 26 weeks for each spell of sickness.
Maternity Benefit
Daily maternity benefits approximating to 66.6 % of wages are payable for 6
weeks before and 6 weeks after confinement with a maximum duration of 26 weeks.
Funeral Grant
A total of 40000 Kyats is granted to the family members of a deceased insured
worker who paid contributions in Kyats. A total of US $ 200 is granted to the family
members of a deceased insured worker who paid contributions in foreign currencies.
Temporary Disability Benefit
This is payable for loss of earnings as a result of employment accident.
Approximately two-thirds of the wages are payable as benefits for the duration of
incapacity for work or up to 52 weeks when permanent disability benefit or pension is
granted.
Permanent Disability Pension
If an insured person suffers a total or partial loss of earning capacity which is
likely to be permanent, a monthly pension is paid. All persons are to be paid monthly in
advance, free of tax.
43
3.01 EMPLOYMENT THROUGH GOVERNMENT LABOUR OFFICES
(Number)
Number
S.N.
Year
Fresh
of
Persons
Lapsed
placed in
Exchanges
Registration
employment
Persons on
Vacancies
register at the
Register
end of the year
Vacancies
outstanding at the
notified
end of the year
1990
74
296379
29624
161097
555246
30912
15039
1995
78
231203
39752
144819
588094
50018
12189
2000
79
362675
54913
347365
382067
55431
518
2004
77
333960
55588
313584
291318
60355
4767
2005
77
354926
64730
391830
189684
65765
1035
2006
77
335305
52875
288677
183437
56072
3197
2007
77
360771
56289
369217
118702
58464
2175
2008
77
477155
154448
303603
137806
159179
4731
2009
77
580886
232979
335877
149836
236567
3588
10
2010
77
701834
265794
413969
172007
269132
3338
Source : Department of Labour.
44
3.02 LABOUR FORCE, LABOUR FORCE PARTICIPATION RATE AND UNEMPLOYMENT RATE
S.N.
Labour Force
Participation Rate
Labour Force(Million)
Year
Unemployment Rate
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
1990
9.96
6.57
16.53
76.59
46.01
60.59
3.71
4.87
4.17
1995
13.23
8.17
21.40
76.56
46.00
61.07
3.70
4.77
4.11
2000
15.02
9.28
24.30
79.68
47.32
63.18
3.60
4.74
4.03
2004
16.75
10.34
27.09
80.57
48.84
64.56
3.64
4.64
4.02
2005
17.22
10.63
27.85
81.07
49.14
64.96
3.66
4.61
4.01
2006
17.70
10.93
28.63
81.57
49.48
65.38
3.67
4.57
4.01
2007
18.13
11.20
29.33
82.04
49.78
65.76
3.69
4.55
4.02
2008
18.51
11.44
29.95
82.49
50.11
66.16
3.67
4.55
4.01
2009
18.84
11.65
30.49
82.99
50.41
66.56
3.66
4.55
4.00
10
2010
19.13
11.83
30.96
82.36
50.04
66.06
3.66
4.55
4.00
Source: Department of Labour.
45
3.03 JOB-SEEKERS LOOKING FOR WORK THROUGH EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
(Number)
Year
No. of
Offices
1990-1991
13
62407
47698
110105
61
119598
52757
172355
1995-1996
16
60737
73345
134082
62
56681
57702
114383
2000-2001
16
91065
144415
235480
63
64747
72319
137066
2004-2005
16
87881
119255
207136
61
61650
79455
141105
2005-2006
16
90801
120561
211362
61
64817
70022
134839
2006-2007
16
87036
120329
207365
61
62574
76726
139300
2007-2008
16
94215
141428
235643
61
68237
81856
150093
2008-2009
16
111309
164020
275329
61
122242
114149
236391
2009-2010
16
125633
194463
320096
61
152548
116086
268634
10
2010-2011
16
173592
263361
436953
61
168388
147205
315593
S.N.
Yangon Region
Male
Female
Total
No. of
Offices
Other Region and State

Male
Female
Total
Source: Department of Labour.
46
3.04 PERCENT OF FEMALE EMPLOYED IN STATE ORGANIZATIONS AND GOVERNMENT MINISTRIES
(In percent)
Year
Female
Employed
Percent in
Total
Employed
State Administrative
2004-05
19
48.12
23.81
0.47
0.98
Organizations
2005-06
17
48.79
22.18
0.46
0.95
2006-07
18
48.11
25.04
0.55
1.15
2007-08
18
50.08
30.27
0.76
1.51
2008-09
18
50.90
31.67
0.79
1.55
2009-10
18
51.66
32.08
0.83
1.60
2010-11
15
53.15
34.08
0.93
1.75
State Peace and Development
2004-05
70.16
20.00
0.78
1.10
Council
2005-06
68.72
25.00
0.88
1.28
2006-07
65.03
18.18
1.09
1.68
2007-08
61.39
25.00
1.27
2.06
2008-09
61.69
28.57
1.30
2.11
2009-10
58.68
22.22
1.20
2.04
2010-11
State Peace and Development
2004-05
47.37
40.00
10.53
22.22
Council ,Chairman's Office
2005-06
55.00
40.00
10.00
18.18
2006-07
50.00
40.00
11.11
22.22
2007-08
50.00
50.00
50.00
100.00
2008-09
50.00
50.00
50.00
100.00
2009-10
66.67
50.00
33.34
50.00
2010-11
2004-05
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
2005-06
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
2006-07
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
2007-08
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
2008-09
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
2009-10
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
2010-11
53.58
16.67
1.72
3.21
2004-05
60.50
37.50
2.52
4.17
2005-06
59.62
50.00
3.85
6.45
2006-07
59.00
50.00
4.00
6.78
2007-08
52.44
37.50
3.66
6.98
2008-09
52.44
37.50
3.66
6.98
2009-10
53.62
50.00
2.90
5.41
2010-11
66.24
22.73
1.28
1.93
2004-05
48.79
20.51
0.5
1.02
2005-06
50.16
20.00
0.51
1.02
2006-07
49.90
19.51
0.53
1.07
2007-08
51.59
28.21
0.70
1.35
2008-09
52.02
27.78
0.66
1.28
2009-10
52.71
30.00
0.84
1.60
2010-11
53.26
30.95
0.91
1.71
S.N.
Female Employed
Female Employed
Female Employed
Percent at Deputy
Percent at Deputy
Percent at Deputy
Director or Equal and
Director or equal and Director or equal and
above posts in Total at
above posts in Total above posts in Female
Deputy Director or Equal
Employed
Employed
and above posts
No.of Offices/
Departments
Supplying
Information
Description
President's Office
Office of the Pyithu Hluttaw
Union Civil Services Board
47
3.04 PERCENT OF FEMALE EMPLOYED IN STATE ORGANIZATIONS AND GOVERNMENT MINISTRIES (CONTD.)
(In percent)
Year
Female
Employed
Percent in
Total
Employed
Union Election
2004-05
50.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Commission Office 1/
2005-06
54.55
0.00
0.00
0.00
2006-07
52.54
0.00
0.00
0.00
2007-08
54.69
0.00
0.00
0.00
2008-09
44.19
0.00
0.00
0.00
2009-10
39.13
0.00
0.00
0.00
2010-11
39.24
0.00
0.00
0.00
2004-05
35.45
0.00
0.00
0.00
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
40.00
11.11
0.95
2.38
2008-09
39.22
12.50
0.98
2.50
2009-10
40.65
14.29
1.63
4.00
2010-11
44.59
17.65
2.03
4.55
2004-05
41.56
28.75
0.75
1.81
2005-06
41.32
30.77
0.81
1.96
2006-07
41.98
38.89
1.09
2.60
2007-08
43.42
45.81
1.47
3.39
2008-09
43.78
46.93
1.53
3.50
2009-10
45.06
52.87
1.59
3.53
2010-11
45.24
64.58
1.25
2.76
Union Attorney General's
2004-05
40.32
18.49
0.85
2.11
Office
2005-06
37.23
10.87
0.58
1.57
2006-07
37.47
17.50
0.84
2.24
2007-08
41.35
29.58
1.75
4.24
2008-09
43.23
29.79
1.76
4.06
2009-10
42.66
29.79
1.77
4.14
2010-11
47.06
41.94
2.83
6.01
2004-05
2005-06
1
1
71.24
72.28
45.00
45.00
0.42
0.42
0.59
0.58
2006-07
72.32
45.00
0.43
0.60
2007-08
73.41
50.72
0.58
0.78
2008-09
74.09
57.14
0.65
0.88
2009-10
75.73
62.69
0.69
0.90
2010-11
76.91
72.37
0.87
1.13
2004-05
40.75
16.35
0.27
0.66
2005-06
42.36
15.09
0.26
0.62
2006-07
40.34
14.11
0.27
0.67
2007-08
43.16
14.47
0.29
0.68
2008-09
43.56
14.57
0.29
0.67
2009-10
44.30
14.01
0.31
0.70
2010-11
44.69
16.09
0.40
0.90
S.N.
Female Employed
Female Employed
Female Employed
Percent at Deputy
Percent at Deputy
Percent at Deputy
Employed
Employed
and above posts
No.of Offices/
Departments
Supplying
Information
Description
Union Government's Office
Supreme Court of the Union 2/
10 Office of the Auditor

General of the Union
11 Yangon City Development

Committee
48
(In percent)
S.N.
Description
12 Mandalay City Development

Committee
13 National Commission for

Environmental Affairs 3/
14 Prime Minister's Office
15 Naypyitaw City Development

Committee
Female Employed
Female Employed
Female Employed
Percent at Deputy
Percent at Deputy
Percent at Deputy
Employed
Employed
and above posts
Year
No.of Offices/
Departments
Supplying
Information
Female
Employed
Percent in
Total
Employed
2004-05
40.68
6.66
0.04
0.1
2005-06
40.42
7.69
0.04
0.10
2006-07
41.20
7.69
0.04
0.11
2007-08
41.99
7.14
0.04
0.11
2008-09
43.66
7.14
0.05
0.11
2009-10
42.03
7.14
0.05
0.11
2010-11
44.69
13.33
0.09
0.21
2004-05
2005-06
1
-
59.26
-
100
-
7.41
-
12.5
-
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2004-05
2005-06
1
1
37.50
40.34
25.00
16.67
6.25
0.84
16.67
2.08
2006-07
39.05
16.67
0.95
2.44
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
33.95
10.71
0.55
1.63
2007-08
36.04
7.14
0.41
1.13
2008-09
35.28
7.32
0.41
1.15
2009-10
33.88
8.00
0.47
1.39
2010-11
33.47
6.76
0.42
1.26
49
(In percent)
Female Employed
Female Employed
Female Employed
Percent at Deputy
Percent at Deputy
Percent at Deputy
above posts in Total
above posts in
Employed
Female Employed
and above posts
Year
No.of Offices/
Departments
Supplying
Information
Female
Employed
Percent in
Total
Employed
2004-05
203
46.66
31.00
0.22
0.47
2005-06
201
49.62
35.36
0.28
0.56
2006-07
205
49.67
34.14
0.27
0.55
2007-08
205
50.36
34.67
0.28
0.55
2008-09
205
51.44
32.60
0.28
0.54
2009-10
209
51.65
36.38
0.33
0.63
2010-11
197
52.37
36.85
0.33
0.63
2004-05
36.25
14.08
1.79
4.93
2005-06
37.36
13.11
2.25
6.02
2006-07
36.06
16.67
2.68
7.43
2007-08
38.21
15.50
2.59
6.78
2008-09
42.88
17.16
3.03
7.08
2009-10
40.92
17.12
3.20
7.81
2010-11
42.31
21.78
2.73
6.45
2004-05
13.73
1.66
0.004
0.03
2005-06
23.10
1.66
0.00
0.02
2006-07
14.52
1.12
0.003
0.02
2007-08
14.33
0.78
0.00
0.01
2008-09
14.44
1.17
0.00
0.02
2009-10
14.18
1.41
0.00
0.03
2010-11
13.71
2.37
0.01
0.06
3 Ministry of Progress of Border
2004-05
36.21
10.38
0.17
0.47
Areas and National Races
2005-06
37.27
10.68
0.17
0.46
and Development Affairs
2006-07
37.39
10.91
0.20
0.53
2007-08
38.09
14.47
0.28
0.73
2008-09
38.52
15.93
0.32
0.82
2009-10
39.56
18.75
0.38
0.96
2010-11
39.86
19.63
0.38
0.96
2004-05
45.76
13.51
0.32
0.7
2005-06
43.86
9.80
0.30
0.69
2006-07
45.48
8.00
0.24
0.54
2007-08
45.83
3.77
0.13
0.28
2008-09
45.58
3.92
0.13
0.29
2009-10
46.83
5.17
0.20
0.43
2010-11
47.30
5.45
0.20
0.41
5 Ministry of Social Welfare,
2004-05
37.73
2.7
0.02
0.06
Relief and Resettlement
2005-06
36.70
2.86
0.02
0.06
2006-07
37.07
7.50
0.07
0.18
2007-08
38.21
10.00
0.09
0.23
2008-09
38.18
10.26
0.09
0.24
2009-10
38.33
10.71
0.13
0.35
2010-11
37.81
12.28
0.15
0.39
S.N.
Description
Ministries
1 Ministry of Foreign Affairs
2 Ministry of Home Affairs
4 Ministry of Religious Affairs
50
(In percent)
Female Employed
Female Employed
Female Employed
Percent at Deputy
Percent at Deputy
Percent at Deputy
above posts in
Employed
Female Employed
and above posts
Year
No.of Offices/
Departments
Supplying
Information
Female
Employed
Percent in
Total
Employed
6 Ministry of Information
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
38.15
47.16
47.94
45.91
46.45
48.36
48.96
5.36
5.17
4.41
3.28
4.29
7.14
7.46
0.04
0.05
0.05
0.03
0.04
0.07
0.07
7 Ministry of Culture
2004-05
52.39
22.22
0.68
1.3
2005-06
54.97
23.29
0.78
1.42
2006-07
54.05
24.00
0.82
1.53
2007-08
55.70
24.00
0.85
1.52
2008-09
55.97
22.97
0.82
1.46
2009-10
56.39
33.00
1.65
2.92
2010-11
56.40
34.02
1.68
2.97
2004-05
11
71.92
64.1
0.33
0.46
2005-06
10
74.77
67.28
0.43
0.57
2006-07
10
74.88
66.75
0.39
0.52
2007-08
11
76.33
69.12
0.38
0.50
2008-09
11
76.46
69.67
0.37
0.49
2009-10
11
76.82
70.93
0.38
0.50
2010-11
11
77.04
71.20
0.35
0.46
2004-05
64.34
39.04
0.52
0.82
2005-06
59.21
44.81
0.61
1.03
2006-07
59.45
44.12
0.58
0.98
2007-08
59.76
47.63
0.69
1.16
2008-09
63.99
49.21
0.69
1.08
2009-10
59.89
46.15
0.66
1.10
2010-11
58.23
45.72
0.63
1.07
2004-05
65.82
24.14
0.19
0.29
2005-06
61.02
35.71
0.35
0.57
2006-07
61.91
35.71
0.36
0.58
2007-08
61.85
38.71
0.38
0.61
2008-09
63.55
30.30
0.32
0.51
2009-10
65.51
27.59
0.26
0.40
2010-11
65.27
30.30
0.33
0.51
11 Ministry of Environmental
2004-05
20.14
6.21
0.03
0.14
Conservation and Forestry
2005-06
20.68
6.15
0.03
0.13
2006-07
20.06
8.02
0.03
0.17
2007-08
20.19
7.14
0.03
0.17
2008-09
20.29
6.88
0.04
0.18
2009-10
18.86
8.85
0.05
0.26
2010-11
20.02
8.72
0.05
0.26
S.N.
Description
8 Ministry of Education
9 Ministry of Health
10 Ministry of Labour
0.1
0.11
0.11
0.06
0.09
0.14
0.14
51
S.N.
Description
12 Ministry of Agriculture and

Irrigation
13 Ministry of Livestock and

Fisheries
14 Ministry of Mines
15 Ministry of Industry (1)
16 Ministry of Industry (2)
17 Ministry of Energy
(In percent)
Female Employed
Female Employed
Female Employed
Percent at Deputy
Percent at Deputy
Percent at Deputy
above posts in
Employed
Female Employed
and above posts
Year
No.of Offices/
Departments
Supplying
Information
Female
Employed
Percent in
Total
Employed
2004-05
17
30.46
11.67
0.06
0.21
2005-06
16
33.04
11.59
0.06
0.20
2006-07
16
31.30
14.02
0.08
0.27
2007-08
16
29.66
15.15
0.09
0.30
2008-09
16
36.12
16.06
0.11
0.07
2009-10
18
36.70
18.05
0.13
0.36
2010-11
18
37.00
18.14
0.13
0.35
2004-05
36.47
13.04
0.2
0.55
2005-06
38.57
15.12
0.22
0.57
2006-07
38.14
14.29
0.23
0.60
2007-08
38.12
17.98
0.28
0.75
2008-09
40.48
15.12
0.24
0.69
2009-10
41.28
17.58
0.31
0.75
2010-11
41.76
19.78
0.36
0.85
2004-05
31.08
6.77
0.09
0.29
2005-06
32.39
8.27
0.08
0.25
2006-07
33.54
5.60
0.06
0.17
2007-08
32.82
5.21
0.06
0.20
2008-09
33.75
5.83
0.10
0.29
2009-10
31.97
5.69
0.17
0.52
2010-11
35.88
6.4
0.23
0.65
2004-05
52.78
22.56
0.22
0.42
2005-06
54.20
23.43
0.25
0.46
2006-07
54.72
22.88
0.29
0.54
2007-08
57.50
24.57
0.32
0.55
2008-09
58.57
27.79
0.45
0.76
2009-10
10
60.62
26.89
0.42
0.69
2010-11
10
61.51
28.89
0.46
0.75
2004-05
43.29
25.3
0.37
0.86
2005-06
45.44
26.42
0.58
1.28
2006-07
45.96
29.14
0.66
1.43
2007-08
46.11
27.22
0.53
1.14
2008-09
45.98
28.75
0.55
1.19
2009-10
48.48
28.64
0.74
1.53
2010-11
50.13
31.86
0.83
1.65
2004-05
11.73
7.98
0.06
0.51
2005-06
11.71
9.52
0.07
0.61
2006-07
27.24
9.39
0.06
0.21
2007-08
12.73
10.53
0.07
0.58
2008-09
13.41
14.86
0.11
0.84
2009-10
14.31
15.38
0.13
0.94
2010-11
14.97
13.79
0.14
0.90
52
S.N.
Description
18 Ministry of Construction
19 Ministry of Transport
20 Ministry of Rail Transportation
21 Ministry of Communications,
Posts and Telegraphs
22 Ministry of Commerce
23 Ministry of Co-operatives
(In percent)
Female Employed
Female Employed
Female Employed
Percent at Deputy
Percent at Deputy
Percent at Deputy
above posts in
Employed
Female Employed
and above posts
Year
No.of Offices/
Departments
Supplying
Information
Female
Employed
Percent in
Total
Employed
2004-05
37.56
4.96
0.04
0.1
2005-06
37.98
5.13
0.04
0.10
2006-07
31.20
7.61
0.05
0.15
2007-08
31.88
11.43
0.09
0.27
2008-09
32.25
15.84
0.12
0.38
2009-10
33.46
18.47
0.23
0.68
2010-11
38.01
18.08
0.26
0.68
2004-05
13
14.95
4.95
0.09
0.58
2005-06
13
17.16
5.88
0.11
0.64
2006-07
13
18.14
4.96
0.09
0.52
2007-08
13
19.30
4.62
0.09
0.48
2008-09
13
19.93
5.18
0.11
0.56
2009-10
13
21.04
7.58
0.14
0.66
2010-11
12
21.80
6.71
0.14
0.63
2004-05
10.45
11.48
0.04
0.41
2005-06
12.34
10.17
0.04
0.30
2006-07
12.37
14.91
0.06
0.45
2007-08
11.52
11.02
0.05
0.41
2008-09
11.73
10.83
0.05
0.39
2009-10
12.97
11.02
0.05
0.37
2010-11
12.99
13.11
0.06
0.43
2004-05
39.60
12.5
0.04
0.09
2005-06
37.55
20.00
1.61
4.28
2006-07
36.77
16.28
1.41
3.85
2007-08
41.68
20.00
0.07
0.16
2008-09
42.08
13.33
0.05
0.11
2009-10
43.06
20.83
0.08
0.18
2010-11
43.80
22.92
0.09
0.20
2004-05
29.38
8.99
0.15
0.52
2005-06
29.72
14.74
0.29
0.99
2006-07
28.93
14.78
0.38
1.31
2007-08
30.28
14.41
0.38
1.26
2008-09
31.39
13.21
0.35
1.12
2009-10
32.29
13.76
0.40
1.23
2010-11
34.63
13.89
0.44
1.28
2004-05
51.63
20.63
0.15
0.29
2005-06
45.40
16.42
0.91
2.01
2006-07
49.03
28.77
1.93
3.94
2007-08
54.63
19.74
0.21
0.38
2008-09
54.26
17.81
0.19
0.35
2009-10
57.15
9.86
0.11
0.19
2010-11
58.69
28.38
0.33
0.56
53
(In percent)
Female Employed
Female Employed
Female Employed
Percent at Deputy
Percent at Deputy
Percent at Deputy
above posts in
Employed
Female Employed
and above posts
Year
No.of Offices/
Departments
Supplying
Information
Female
Employed
Percent in
Total
Employed
2004-05
51.09
15.38
0.31
0.6
2005-06
51.33
17.07
0.39
0.76
2006-07
51.86
12.24
0.37
0.71
2007-08
49.05
10.53
0.36
0.73
2008-09
49.61
7.27
0.26
0.52
2009-10
50.07
6.25
0.20
0.40
2010-11
50.91
4.88
0.13
0.26
2004-05
12
53.23
26.53
0.19
0.36
2005-06
12
53.15
26.53
0.19
0.36
2006-07
12
54.02
25.30
0.20
0.37
2007-08
12
55.02
23.84
0.20
0.37
2008-09
12
54.74
27.65
0.25
0.45
2009-10
12
55.59
26.70
0.25
0.45
2010-11
12
56.56
30.16
0.31
0.54
26 Ministry of National Planning
2004-05
65.07
47.06
1.56
2.39
and Economic Development
2005-06
65.63
48.74
1.69
2.57
2006-07
66.16
47.66
1.88
2.84
2007-08
64.18
47.20
1.86
2.90
2008-09
64.42
48.00
1.89
2.94
2009-10
64.08
42.97
1.67
2.60
2010-11
63.87
46.83
1.76
2.75
2004-05
41.27
16.67
0.18
0.44
2005-06
39.45
15.48
0.18
0.45
2006-07
38.35
14.94
0.18
0.46
2007-08
37.45
9.21
0.10
0.27
2008-09
37.22
7.04
0.08
0.20
2009-10
37.10
3.37
0.05
0.13
2010-11
37.05
4.30
0.06
0.17
2004-05
16
52.62
55.2
0.67
1.28
2005-06
16
54.59
66.00
0.91
1.67
2006-07
16
63.29
63.19
0.83
1.31
2007-08
16
64.25
60.26
0.82
1.27
2008-09
16
68.03
8.50
0.31
0.45
2009-10
16
70.83
71.13
2.71
3.82
2010-11
74.09
65.22
3.02
4.07
2004-05
17.47
14.62
0.12
0.67
2005-06
28.63
19.44
0.20
0.71
2006-07
27.82
15.38
0.23
0.82
2007-08
29.13
16.42
0.22
0.75
2008-09
29.25
15.38
0.20
0.69
2009-10
28.66
13.85
0.18
0.61
2010-11
28.38
11.76
0.15
0.52
S.N.
Description
24 Ministry of Hotel and Tourism
25 Ministry of Finance
and Revenue
27 Ministry of Immigration and

Population
28 Ministry of Science and

Technology
29 Ministry of Electric Power (1)
54
3.04 PERCENT OF FEMALE EMPLOYED IN STATE ORGANIZATIONS AND GOVERNMENT MINISTRIES (CONCLD.)
S.N.
Description
30 Ministry of Electric Power (2)
31 Ministry of Sports
Grand Total
(In percent)
Female Employed
Female Employed
Female Employed
Percent at Deputy
Percent at Deputy
Percent at Deputy
above posts in
Employed
Female Employed
and above posts
Year
No.of Offices/
Departments
Supplying
Information
Female
Employed
Percent in
Total
Employed
2004-05
2005-06
15.45
24.72
0.16
1.04
2006-07
19.12
20.19
0.19
1.02
2007-08
21.24
11.92
0.16
0.74
2008-09
22.00
12.90
0.20
0.89
2009-10
25.83
11.95
0.18
0.71
2010-11
26.84
11.47
0.16
0.59
2004-05
39.77
0.00
0.00
0.00
2005-06
41.74
0.00
0.00
0.00
2006-07
40.99
0.00
0.00
0.00
2007-08
41.15
0.00
0.00
0.00
2008-09
41.68
0.00
0.00
0.00
2009-10
43.22
0.00
0.00
0.00
2010-11
43.37
2.63
0.05
0.12
2004-05
222
46.70
30.38
0.23
0.49
2005-06
218
49.59
34.31
0.29
0.58
2006-07
223
49.62
33.37
0.28
0.57
2007-08
223
50.35
34.28
0.29
0.58
2008-09
223
51.42
32.52
0.30
0.57
2009-10
227
51.65
36.03
0.34
0.66
2010-11
211
52.39
36.61
0.35
0.66
1/ Multi Party Democracy General Election Commission

was transformed as Union Election Commission Office in 2009-10.
2/ Supreme Court of the Union includes Supreme Court (Yangon) and
Supreme Court (Mandalay) from 2004-05 to 2009-10.
3/ National Commission for Environmental Affairs shifted to under
the Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry in 2005-06.
Source: Respective State Organizations and Ministries.
55
3.05 ECONOMICALLY ACTIVE POPULATION AND INACTIVE POPULATION
BY ACTIVITY STATUS, 1973, 1983 AND 1990
S.N.
Particulars
1973 Population
1983 Population
Census 1/
Census 1/
1990 Labour Force Survey 2/

Excluding
Including
UFW
UFW
Millions of persons
I.
Total Population
28.08
34.12
36.18
36.18
Population aged 10 years
19.62
25.23
27.28
27.28
Total Labour Force
9.37
12.20
11.35
16.52
1. Employed Population
9.20
12.00
10.66
15.83
2. Unemployed Population
0.17
0.20
0.69
0.69
III. Not in Labour Force
10.25
13.03
15.93
10.76
1. House Work
5.42
4.19
4.89
2. Students
2.74
3.62
4.28
3. Pensioners
0.07
0.13
0.25
4. Others
2.02
5.09
6.51
47.76
48.35
41.61
60.56
46.89
47.56
39.09
58.04
0.87
0.79
2.52
2.52
Not in Labour Force
52.24
51.65
58.39
39.44
1. House Work
27.62
16.61
17.93
2. Students
13.96
14.35
15.68
0.36
0.52
0.93
10.30
20.17
23.85
and over
II.
Percent Distribution
IV. Total Labour Force
1. Employed Population
2. Unemployed Population
V.
3. Pensioners
4. Others
U F W : Unpaid Family Workers
1/ Conducted by the Population Department.
2/ Conducted by the Department of Labour.
Sources: 1. Department of Labour.

2. Department of Population.
56
3.06 ECONOMICALLY ACTIVE POPULATION BY SEX AND AREA OF RESIDENCE, 1990
(LABOUR FORCE SURVEY, 1990)
S.N.
Region and State
Male
Union
Female
Both Sexes
Urban
Female
Male
Both Sexes
Male
Rural
Female
Both Sexes
Thousands of Persons
1
Kachin
169
130
299
34
30
64
135
100
235
Kayah & Shan
451
141
592
98
64
162
353
77
430
Kayin & Mon
522
367
889
133
120
253
389
247
636
Chin & Rakhine
302
125
427
72
49
121
230
76
306
Sagaing
1010
600
1610
139
70
209
871
530
1401
Bago
937
297
1234
148
93
241
789
204
993
Magway
1039
464
1503
147
89
236
892
375
1267
Mandalay
985
493
1478
295
151
446
690
342
1032
Yangon
1141
467
1608
828
325
1153
313
142
455
10 Ayeyarwady
1248
461
1709
131
69
200
1117
392
1509
7804
3545
11349
2025
1060
3085
5779
2485
8264
Total
Percent Distribution
1
Kachin
2.2
3.7
2.6
1.7
2.8
2.1
2.3
4.0
2.8
Kayah & Shan
5.8
4.0
5.2
4.8
6.0
5.2
6.1
3.1
5.2
Kayin & Mon
6.7
10.4
7.8
6.5
11.4
8.2
6.7
9.9
7.7
Chin & Rakhine
3.9
3.5
3.8
3.6
4.7
4.0
4.0
3.1
3.7
Sagaing
12.9
16.9
14.2
6.8
6.6
6.8
15.1
21.3
16.9
Bago
12.0
8.3
10.9
7.3
8.7
7.8
13.7
8.2
12.0
Magway
13.3
13.1
13.2
7.3
8.4
7.6
15.4
15.1
15.3
Mandalay
12.6
13.9
13.0
14.6
14.2
14.4
12.0
13.8
12.6
Yangon
14.6
13.2
14.2
40.9
30.7
37.4
5.4
5.7
5.5
10 Ayeyarwady
16.0
13.0
15.1
6.5
6.5
6.5
19.3
15.8
18.3
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
Total
Note: 1. Economically active population does not include unpaid

family workers.
2. Detail may not add to total due to independent rounding.
57
3.07 LABOUR FORCE PARTICIPATION RATES BY SEX, BROAD AGE GROUPS
AND URBAN-RURAL RESIDENCE, 1973, 1983 AND 1990
1973 Population
S.N.
Area and
Age Group
Census 1/
Male
Female
1983 Population
1990 Labour Force Survey 2/
Census 1/
Male
Female
Excluding U F W
Male
II
III
Female
Including U F W
Male
Female
Union
1. All ages
65.34
30.93
62.66
34.40
60.60
24.84
76.54
46.01
2. 10 to 14
14.26
13.68
10.25
11.47
8.52
6.21
19.48
18.88
3. 15 to 59
78.85
35.57
75.20
40.06
71.63
30.04
91.08
55.05
4. 60 & over
59.82
24.42
60.83
29.10
44.09
12.13
46.41
17.51
1. All ages
62.78
27.84
60.55
29.56
61.31
27.66
69.60
36.38
2. 10 to 14
3.29
4.27
3.43
4.35
4.70
3.48
6.87
4.57
3. 15 to 59
73.56
33.73
74.45
35.72
74.31
34.15
84.59
44.99
4. 60 & over
48.92
20.44
48.45
32.15
37.46
11.69
39.06
14.91
1. All ages
66.15
31.92
63.40
36.07
59.56
23.83
78.90
49.54
2. 10 to 14
17.73
16.63
12.53
13.82
9.70
7.10
23.37
23.52
3. 15 to 59
76.61
36.16
75.47
41.58
70.71
28.53
93.30
58.76
4. 60 & over
62.68
25.64
64.46
31.45
46.53
12.31
49.12
18.54
Urban
Rural
U F W : Unpaid Family Workers

1/ Conducted by the Population Department.
2/ Conducted by the Department of Labour.
Sources : 1. Department of Labour.

2. Department of Population.
58
3.08 DISTRIBUTION OF EMPLOYED POPULATION BY OCCUPATION AND INDUSTRY, 1990
(LABOUR FORCE SURVEY, 1990)
(In Thousand)
S.N.
Occupation/Industry
Legislators
Technical
and
Services
Workers
Skilled
Agricul-
and
Associ-
and Shop
tural
Related Operator OccupaWorkers
Senior
Profess-
ate
and
and
ionals
Profess-
Market
Fishery
Assemb-
ionals
Sales
Workers
lers
Managers
1 Agriculture,
Both
Hunting,
Sexes
Forestry and
Fishing
Plant and ElemenMachine

tary
Officials
and
Clerks
Craft
and
and
tion
Total
Workers
3.70
0.00
13.50 16.90
0.70
3480.30
87.00
24.90 2397.10
6024.10 56.47
Male
3.70
0.00
12.40
9.40
0.70
3160.70
32.50
24.90 1434.20
4678.50 62.89
Female
0.00
0.00
1.10
7.50
0.00
319.60
54.50
0.00
962.90
Both
0.00
0.00
0.80
0.70
3.40
0.00
33.50
25.20
38.10
101.70
0.95
Male
0.00
0.00
0.80
0.70
3.40
0.00
28.90
25.20
30.80
89.80
1.21
Female
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
4.60
0.00
7.30
11.90
0.37
Both
5.50
0.00
33.10 43.70
12.80
12.50
780.40
179.70
144.70
Male
3.90
0.00
28.00 33.70
10.50
12.50
371.60
131.90
116.00
Female
1.60
0.00
5.10 10.00
2.30
0.00
408.80
47.80
28.70
4 Electricity Gas
Both
0.00
0.00
1.10
1.80
0.00
0.00
8.80
6.60
0.60
18.90
0.18
and Water
Sexes
Male
0.00
0.00
1.10
1.80
0.00
0.00
8.80
6.60
0.60
18.90
0.26
Female
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Both
3.70
0.70
17.30
4.40
0.00
0.00
196.10
7.00
51.90
281.10
2.64
Male
3.70
0.70
17.30
0.70
0.00
0.00
194.20
7.00
49.20
272.80
3.67
Female
0.00
0.00
0.00
3.70
0.00
0.00
1.90
0.00
2.70
8.30
0.26
12.60
0.70
45.60 39.00
973.40
3.90
10.30
0.00
601.20
2 Mining and
Quarrying
3 Manufacturing
1345.60 41.67
Sexes
1212.40 11.36
Sexes
5 Construction
708.10
9.52
504.30 15.61
Sexes
6 Wholesale and
Both
1686.70 15.81
Retail Trade and
Sexes
Restaurants and
Male
7.30
0.70
37.20 27.60
431.80
2.20
6.90
0.00
199.00
712.70
Hotels
Female
5.30
0.00
8.40 11.40
541.60
1.70
3.40
0.00
402.20
974.00 30.16
9.58
59
3.08 DISTRIBUTION OF EMPLOYED POPULATION BY OCCUPATION AND INDUSTRY, 1990
(LABOUR FORCE SURVEY, 1990) (CONCLD.)
(In Thousand)
S.N.
Occupation/Industry
Legislators
Technical
and
and
Associ-
Services Skilled
Workers Agriculand Shop
Plant and ElemenMachine

tary
tural
Related Operator OccupaWorkers
Senior
Profess-
ate
and
and
Officials
ionals
Profess-
Market
Fishery
Assemb-
ionals
Sales
Workers
lers
and
Clerks
Craft
and
Managers
and
tion
Total
Workers
7 Transport,
Storage and
Communication
Both
Sexes
Male
Female
0.00
0.80
31.80
8.80
31.70
0.00
13.30
111.60
205.30
403.30
3.78
0.00
0.00
0.80
0.00
27.30
4.50
7.10
1.70
31.70
0.00
0.00
0.00
13.30
0.00
111.60
0.00
167.70
37.60
359.50
43.80
4.83
1.35
8 Financial
Institution
Both
Sexes
Male
Female
4.10
0.00
2.30
17.80
0.00
0.00
4.30
0.00
0.00
28.50
0.27
4.10
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
2.30
12.70
5.10
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
4.30
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
21.10
7.40
0.28
0.23
9 Community,Social
and Personal
Services
Both
Sexes
Male
Female
9.60
291.90
65.50
88.40
56.60
7.00
101.80
12.00
191.70
824.50
7.73
5.90
3.70
125.40
166.50
51.30
14.20
49.20
39.20
41.80
14.80
7.00
0.00
101.80
0.00
12.00
0.00
116.60
75.10
511.00
313.50
6.87
9.71
10 Activities not
Adequately
Defined
Both
Sexes
Male
Female
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
86.50
86.50
0.81
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
65.90
20.60
65.90
20.60
0.89
0.64
Both
Sexes
Male
Female
39.20
294.10
211.00 221.50 1078.60 3503.70 1235.50
367.00 3717.10 10667.70 100.00
28.60
10.60
127.60
166.50
175.40 142.90
35.60 78.60
319.20 2180.00
47.80 1537.10
Both
Sexes
Male
Female
0.37
2.76
1.98
2.08
10.11
32.84
11.58
3.44
34.84
100.00
0.38
0.33
1.72
5.16
2.36
1.10
1.92
2.43
6.99
17.30
42.78
9.95
10.25
14.65
4.29
1.48
29.31
47.60
100.00
100.00
Total
Note : Unpaid Family Workers are excluded.
519.90 3182.40
558.70 321.30
762.30
473.20
7438.30 100.00
3229.40 100.00
60
3.09 LABOUR FORCE, UNEMPLOYMENT RATES AND VISIBLE UNDEREMPLOYMENT RATES
1973 Population
1983 Population
Census
Census
L F S 1/
L F S 2/
Total Labour Force ( In million)
9.37
12.20
11.35
16.52
1. Employed
9.20
12.00
10.66
15.83
2. Unemployed
0.17
0.20
0.69
0.69
(a). Both Sexes
1.81
1.64
6.08
4.18
(b). Male
2.08
1.92
4.63
3.69
(c). Female
0.97
1.14
8.84
4.79
S.N.
I.
II.
Category
1990
Unemployment Rate ( % )
1990 Labour Force Survey

III. Visible Underemployment Rate ( % )
Union
Urban
Rural
(a). Both Sexes
29.3
19.9
32.8
(b). Male
23.9
15.5
26.9
(c). Female
41.2
28.4
46.6
(a). Both Sexes
26.4
13.7
30.1
(b). Male
23.8
12.5
27.2
(c). Female
30.6
15.8
34.5
1. Time Utilization Approach
2. Usual Status Approach
Note : L F S = Labour Force Survey

1/ Adjusted for uncovered areas.
Unpaid family workers not included.
2/ Unpaid family workers included.
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3.10 SALIENT FEATURES OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY SCHEMES
S.N.
Particulars
1990-91 1995-96 2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
1 Coverage (Number)
Towns
61
70
97
108
108
108
110
110
110
110
Registered Insured Persons
504885
434418
648809
957850
967350
965705
972580
965349
966383
999530
Actively Insured Persons
329890
340320
508877
492763
502263
500618
507493
500262
501296
534443
13129
13305
23010
30222
31009
31994
33011
34116
35717
36938
8.96
Employer's Contribution
28.37
79.69
144.35
826.30
892.10
2311.21
2529.46 2734.87 3050.82
3618.73
Employee's Contribution
9.46
47.51
86.61
495.78
535.26
1386.70
1517.81 1640.82 1830.19
2169.11
46.79
127.20
230.96
1322.08
1427.36
3697.91
4047.27 4375.69 4881.01
5787.84
Sickness
2.95
9.58
6.93
26.99
30.52
77.51
127.53
160.62
143.85
135.44
Maternity
1.07
2.81
3.58
19.80
19.47
40.95
64.74
93.69
98.91
108.17
Death
0.94
1.25
1.19
32.10
33.06
35.96
66.96
71.20
67.44
65.2
Temporary Disability
0.29
0.82
0.65
2.22
3.62
6.07
7.92
12.43
12.16
15.93
Permanent Disability
0.96
1.79
2.52
3.32
4.66
6.92
12.05
16.70
25.10
127.22
Survivor's Pension
0.69
1.29
1.45
1.81
2.23
3.60
4.92
8.92
12.04 (r)
115.28
Medical Care
21.35
23.27
151.05
298.20
380.13
764.69
758.31
896.81
Total
28.25
40.81
167.37
384.44
473.69
935.70
Textiles
1365
1396
1539
1783
1359
1738
1777
1770
1653
1660
Food and beverage
2559
2806
4189
5323
5616
5762
5963
6077
6069
6386
Tobacco
1121
1139
940
929
900
903
957
888
1310
1131
574
526
836
1146
1427
1080
1054
1101
954
1015
1683
1743
3038
3980
3647
4068
4173
4467
4853
5139
Printing and Publishing
268
279
371
377
438
432
440
470
502
517
Personal Service
828
912
3265
5003
5511
5549
6050
6470
6767
7157
Recreation Service
223
215
434
443
455
465
507
538
537
586
Establishments
2 Finance (Kyat Million)

State Contribution
Total
3 Benefits (Kyat Million)
920.52
1042.43 1260.37 1280.02 (r)
1251.71
1818.95
4 Establishment by Selected
Economic Activity (Number)
Footwear and Garment

Wholesale and Retail Trade
Note : State contribution ceased with effect from 11.6.1991

under the notification of the Ministry of Labour.
Source : Social Security Board.
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3.11 AWARDS BY TYPE OF SOCIAL BENEFIT
(Number)
S.N.
Benefit
1990-91 1995-96 2000-01 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
1 General Insurance
Sickness
-Claims
81088
63032
55515
49467
54339
44474
52958
53967
46207
40891
- Awards
77483
59906
50881
47447
53249
44264
52897
52703
46207
40891
-Claims
3322
2719
2651
2486
2290
2214
2290
2454
2603
2669
- Awards
3205
2676
2545
2406
2232
2201
2289
2373
2603
2669
-Claims
1894
1399
1199
1584
1657
1631
1693
1737
1677
1628
- Awards
1862
1375
1191
1583
1647
1631
1693
1718
1677
1628
Temporary Disability
-Claims
3163
1936
1180
750
978
829
839
742
911
1025
Benefit
- Awards
3023
1863
1128
736
967
829
839
732
911
1025
Permanent Disability
-Claims
453
1866
1628
1564
1527
1616
1519
1669
1586
138
Benefit
- Awards
317
1623
1613
1470
1479
1589
1516
1664
1586
138
Survivors' Pension
- Awards
89
1691
1422
1294
1340
1286
1242
1297
1254
625
Maternity
Death
2 Employment Injury Insurance
Source: Social Security Board.
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3.12 ESTABLISHMENTS REGISTERED WITH THE SOCIAL SECURITY BOARD
BY EMPLOYEE RANGE
(Number)
S.N.
Employee Range
5-9
10129
9902
17768
22982
24186
24535
25563
26628
28084
28642
10-25
1750
1996
2791
4417
4066
4487
4438
4428
4466
4803
26- 50
425
543
956
1143
1153
1309
1360
1368
1448
1611
51- 75
203
204
361
530
475
515
511
519
534
615
76- 100
122
162
252
274
228
257
239
260
257
273
101- 125
115
85
175
166
227
212
211
229
233
248
126- 150
55
59
102
102
114
97
97
101
108
112
151- 175
43
44
66
63
48
62
77
71
74
75
176- 200
24
35
47
55
50
59
67
65
70
78
10
201- 225
25
28
49
68
65
63
55
60
55
44
11
226- 250
31
22
44
41
45
42
42
38
42
70
12
251- 500
110
115
227
208
208
194
190
194
190
206
13
501- 750
30
39
72
80
64
70
62
60
65
65
14
751-1000
21
23
35
35
21
24
24
27
29
28
15
1001 and above
46
48
65
58
59
68
75
68
62
68
13129
13305
23010
30222
31009
31994
33011
34116
35717
36938
TOTAL
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
Source : Social Security Board.
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3.13 EMPLOYEES ACTIVELY REGISTERED WITH THE SOCIAL SECURITY BOARD
BY REGION AND STATE
(Number)
S.N.
Region and State
1 Kachin State
2 Kayah State
3 Kayin State
4 Sagaing Region
6 Bago Region
7 Magway Region
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
194
210
158
204
220
229
239
247
269
281
3270
3148
1443
1532
1465
1444
1446
1441
1426
1475
607
612
322
429
428
430
465
488
511
554
60
47
86
113
107
106
107
110
111
136
1889
1155
1156
995
912
769
715
713
663
629
325
157
263
280
270
225
266
231
235
288
65
87
124
167
171
178
179
188
201
227
641
1371
1363
1785
1849
1824
1757
1735
1834
1876
98
277
367
863
880
883
834
880
971
1039
1145
997
1581
1999
2075
2134
2216
2281
2365
2453
9377
7376
11685
13262
13073
12786
12745
12486
12080
12972
4492
3973
6156
7421
7772
8276
8007
7766
7316
7926
299
411
470
568
584
593
601
617
627
637
2478
2910
2644
3443
2345
2865
2630
2168
2994
2590
808
1656
2277
2305
3571
3568
4001
4443
3692
3196
13
13
13
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
1270
1234
1889
2519
2629
2725
2801
2873
2963
3027
23572
23066
25777
24952
24073
22284
22043
21313
21013
21312
7229
8896
17070
17453
17102
14736
14928
14841
16011
17003
680
648
1123
1381
1337
1381
1404
1449
1486
1539
26462
18004
20062
19548
18925
18046
17216
15845
14963
14935
4912
3211
6720
9709
10577
9041
8044
7424
7213
7931
65
3.13 EMPLOYEES ACTIVELY REGISTERED WITH THE SOCIAL SECURITY BOARD
BY REGION AND STATE (CONCLD.)
(Number)
S.N.
Region and State
8 Mandalay Region
9 Mon State
10 Rakhine State
11 Yangon Region
12 Shan State
TOTAL
T = No of Towns
E = Establishments
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01 2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10 2010-11
11
13
14
14
14
16
16
16
16
3013
3247
5493
7623
7903
8213
8610
9014
9444
9881
33137
30510
45326
53417
54629
55309
58171
58370
60017
63715
10167
13233
19145
23331
25984
26905
29223
33063
36770
41387
561
546
850
1106
1137
1175
1217
1253
1284
1325
9222
7354
9119
8729
8314
8333
8227
7498
6837
7043
1441
3049
2412
2666
2593
2553
2522
2634
2664
2603
163
109
241
340
347
347
336
339
357
271
2633
2446
2948
3086
2997
2855
2696
2655
2470
2539
251
330
989
1007
1226
1947
1810
1375
1317
1325
35
39
39
39
39
39
39
39
3876
4014
8439
10896
11097
11430
11739
12055
12805
13304
124249
123079
140782
131442
134664
133240
131713
124336
120770
125317
33737
57399
162058
129082
131341
132297
135432
135737
135194
151176
462
633
933
1263
1307
1355
1398
1500
1581
1592
3837
3590
4242
5345
5310
5522
5777
5852
5868
5622
1278
1124
1786
2082
1932
1961
2162
2389
2498
2524
1341
1122
1623
2043
2095
2128
2164
2190
2224
2265
18988
17615
17206
15481
16279
15462
15133
14243
13821
13293
4790
4779
5559
5667
5874
5859
5744
5594
5986
5802
61
70
97
108
108
108
110
110
110
110
13129
13305
23010
30222
31009
31994
33011
34116
35717
36938
259755
241624
283753
283017
284835
280739
280269
268655
264756
273318
70135
98696
225124
202295
209550
208681
213438
216865
220378
242754
M = Male Workers
F = Female Workers
Source: Social Security Board.
IV. VITAL AND HEALTH
Age in years
85 & +
80-84
75-79
70-74
65-69
60-64
55-59
50-54
45-49
40-44
35-39
30-34
25-29
20-24
15-19
10-14
5-9
1-4
Under 1
AGE SPECIFIC MORTALITY RATE , PER 1000 POPULATION
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Chart No. 4
AGE SPECIFIC MORTALITY RATE (URBAN), 2010

(PER 1000 POPULATION IN EACH AGE GROUP)
200
180
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
69
IV. VITAL AND HEALTH STATISTICS

VITAL STATISTICS
A vital statistics system is defined as the system of (a) collecting information on the
frequency of occurrence of certain vital events, as well as relevant characteristics of the events
themselves and of the persons concerned, and (b) compiling, analysing, and disseminating vital
data in statistical form.
By international definition, the vital events on which data should be collected in a vital
statistics system are live-births, deaths, late foetal deaths, marriages, divorces, annulments,
judicial separations, adoptions, legitimations and recognitions. However, in Myanmar the
collection of vital statistics are confined only to live-births, late foetal deaths and deaths.
Under the Myanmar-UNICEF Country Programme 2001-2005, Central Statistical
Organization (CSO) and Department of Health (DOH) launched and implemented the
nationwide Modified Vital Registration System (MVRS). Hence it covered all 325 townships
and total population of entire country.
The present Vital Registration and Statistics System (VRS) was introduced in the urban
areas of Myanmar in early 1962. By the year 2010, it covered all urban areas which is 325
urban towns with urban population of 14.84 million, representing 100% of the total urban
population.
In 1979 the system was introduced in rural areas of Myanmar. By the year 2010, it
covered all rural areas which is 292 townships with rural population of 44.94 million,
representing 100% of the total rural population. Thus, the system covered 100% of the total
population of the country.
Vital rates are based on registration of birth and death events. Survey results are shown
whenever available. In year 1999, national mortality survey was undertaken the results of which
are released as official estimates, as shown in Table 4.04 through 4.06.
Definitions used in vital statistics are as follows:
(1) Crude birth rate (CBR) - The annual crude birth rate per 1,000 population
represents the ratio of the total number of live-births reported in the calendar year to the
estimated mid-year population.
(2) Late foetal death ratio (Still-birth ratio) (LFDR) - It is the ratio of the number of
late foetal deaths to the total number of live-births. The late foetal death ratio is usually
expressed as a ratio per 1,000 live-births.
(3) Crude death rate (CDR) - The annual crude death rate per 1,000 population
represents the ratio of the total number of deaths reported in the calendar year to the estimated
mid-year population.
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(4) Infant mortality rate (IMR) -The annual infant mortality rate is the ratio of the
number of deaths under one year of age (exclusive of late foetal deaths) to the total number of
live- births which took place in the same calendar year.
(5) Under Five Mortality Rate (U5MR) - It is defined as the number of deaths of
children aged 0-4 years to the total number of live - births in the same calendar year. It is
usually expressed as rate per 1,000 live - births.
(6) Maternal mortality ratio (MMR) - It is the ratio of the number of the pregnancy
related deaths of women occurring while pregnant or within 42 days of childbirth to the total
number of live-births which took place in the same calendar year.
(7) Age specific mortality rate (ASMR) - It is the number of deaths at a specified age
or age group per 1,000 population of that age or age group.
(8) Total Fertility Rate (TFR) - It is the average number of children that would be
born alive per woman, if she were to live to the end of her child - bearing years and bear
children at each age in accordance with prevailing age specific fertility rates.
(9) Gross Reproduction Rate (GRR) - It measures the rate at which a new born
female would, on an average, add to the total female population, if she remained alive and
experienced the age specific fertility rates till the end of the child - bearing period.
HEALTH STATISTICS
Table 4.12 shows a break-down of medical and health facilities, exclusive of private
clinics, while table 4.13 provides statistics on doctors, dental surgeons, health assistants, nurses,
midwives, veterinarians and other medical personnel as well as indigenous medical
practitioners, who are in their respective professional practice on 1st April of each fiscal year.
Table 4.14 presents hospitals and dispensaries by Region and State by fiscal year. In
this table hospitals are classified into two types - specialist hospitals and general hospitals.
Nutrition status of a population is a salient indicator of human development in a society.
Malnutrition generally strikes more on the women and children who are physiologically as well
as socio-culturally vulnerable to many deprivations.
Table 4.15 shows series of survey results on individual food consumption among the
varied sections of women and children in comparison with daily nutritional requirement for
adequate nutrition known as Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA). After 2006, National
Nutrition Centre, Department of Health could not conduct diet survey to calculate food
consumption pattern.
71
The state of malnutrition among under-three children can be observed in table 4.16
through 4.19, based on Food and Nutrition Situation Survey conducted in 1997. Malnutrition is
taken as body weight lower than the value of minus two standard deviation (-2SD) of the
reference body weight value for the specific age in NCHS (National Centre for Health Statistics,
USA), reference data recommended by the FAO/WHO Expert Committee.
Another type of malnutrition is wasting or acute malnutrition defined as body weight
value for the particular height less than - 2SD of NCHS.
The third type of malnutrition is stunting defined as height for the particular age, less
than the value of - 2SD of NCHS.
Table 4.16 shows prevalence of malnutrition among children of less than three years of
age by gender (NCHS below - 2SD); table 4.17 shows prevalence of malnutrition among
children of less than three years of age by gender and age group ( NCHS below - 2SD); and
table 4.18 reveals prevalence of not severe and severe malnutrition among children of less than
three years of age( NCHS between - 2SD and - 3SD ) and ( NCHS below - 3SD ) by gender.
Table 4.19 compares the data on prevalence of malnutrition among children of less than
three years of age ( NCHS below - 2SD and - 3SD ), from 1994 National Nutrition Survey with
those from Food and Nutrition Situation Survey conducted in 1997.
Regarding table 4.16 to 4.19, the data will not be available as such kind of study was
not conducted since nutrition assessment was integrated with Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey
since 1997. In that study nutrition assessment was done among under five years old children in
the study areas. Those data were internationally accepted and used as the indicator for MDG
goal as well.
Table 4.20 and 4.21 show percentage of under-five children who are severely or
moderately malnourished as NCHS standard and WHO growth standard based on Multiple
Indicator Clusters Survey, 2009-2010 conducted by the Department of Planning under the
Ministry of National Planning and Economic Development; in collaboration with the
Department of Health Planning and Department of Health under the Ministry of Health.
Table 4.22 shows the comparative survey data for the years 1997, 1999, 2001 and
2003-04 on prevalence of visible goitre ( Iodine Deficiency Disorder/IDD ) among school
children aged 6 11 year . In this table the visible goitre rate was not use as indicator to
eliminate iodine deficiency disorders.
Table 4.23 shows the iodized salt consumption rate by Region and State and table 4.24
shows urinary iodine excretion in 2006 which will explain the status of iodine deficiency
disorders for virtual elimination from National Urinary Iodine Excretion Survey conducted by
the National Nutrition Centre.
72
Table 4.25 shows the vitamin A supplementation coverage which is the biannual
program in March and August of the year.
Table 4.26 shows the single leading causes of morbidity by gender in civil hospitals
from 2008 to 2010. Diseases are classified by International Classification of Diseases 10th
Revision so as to compare with other member countries of World Health Organization.
Table 4.27 is described single leading causes of mortality by gender in public
hospital from 2008 to 2010.
Distribution of discharges and deaths in hospitals by age group and gender from
2008 to 2010 is shown in table 4.28.
Table 4.29 shows the percentage of pregnant women delivered by midwives,
auxiliary midwives and trained traditional birth attendant and table 4.30 shows average
number of prenatal and postnatal visits per pregnant mother and antenatal care coverage by
midwives from 2008 to 2010.
Table 4.31 indicates primary health care and basic health services in 1990-01,
1995-96, 2000-01and 2004-05 to 2010-11 to meet the health requirements of the rural
community.
Table 4.32 refers to WHO STEPS chronic disease risk factor surveillance in
Myanmar, 2009 obtained from STEPS survey. It was carried out Step 1 and Step 2 in
Myanmar from March 2009 to October 2010 by Department of Health. Socio demographic
and behavioral information were collected in Step 1. Physical measurements such as height,
weight and blood pressure were collected in Step 2. The STEPS survey, Myanmar, 2009
was a population-based survey of respondents aged 15-64 years.
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4.01 BIRTH, DEATH, INFANT MORTALITY, UNDER FIVE MORTALITY RATES,
LATE FOETAL DEATH AND MATERNAL MORTALITY RATIOS (UNION)
Number of
S.N.
Year
Crude Birth Rate Crude Death Rate Infant Mortality
Under Five
Late Foetal Death Maternal Mortality
Reporting
(per 1000
(per 1000
Rate (per 1000
Mortality Rate
Ratio (per 1000
Ratio (per 100000
Towns/
population)
population)
live-births)
(per 1000
live-births)
live-births)
Townships
live-births)
2001
183/75
25.7
6.9
49.3
73.50
156
2002
189/123
23.8
6.8
50.0
73.18
166
2003
189/126
21.8
6.3
46.5
72.86
135
2004
191/154
21.1
6.1
46.5
71.05
119
2005
199/165
20.4
5.9
46.5
70.84
117
2006
216/188
20.2
5.8
46.3
66.22
116
2007
222/198
19.8
5.6
45.5
64.25
113
2008
313/280
15.4
8.4
29.5
40.73
12.1
148
2009
314/281
16.2
5.6
27.2
36.53
12.3
141
10
2010
319/286
16.3
5.8
27.1
34.91
12.7
142
Note: Rates and ratios are based on registered birth and death events.
Source : Central Statistical Organization.
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LATE FOETAL DEATH AND MATERNAL MORTALITY RATIOS (URBAN)
Number of
S.N.
Year
Under Five
Reporting
(per 1000
(per 1000
Rate (per 1000
Mortality Rate
Ratio (per 1000
Ratio (per 100000
Towns
population)
population)
live-births)
(per 1000
live-births)
live-births)
live-births)
1
1990
169
28.4
8.8
47.0
72.2
10.8
102
1995
170
28.0
8.6
47.3
72.4
10.1
99
2000
183
24.2
6.3
48.5
73.5
8.1
113
2004
191
19.1
5.5
45.2
70.08
7.9
98
2005
199
19.0
5.5
45.1
70.02
7.6
96
2006
216
19.0
5.3
44.9
64.15
7.2
96
2007
222
18.4
5.3
43.4
62.10
6.9
94
2008
313
14.0
7.6
28.2
39.80
10.5
123
2009
314
15.3
5.1
25.7
36.15
10.7
113
10
2010
319
15.4
5.2
25.6
34.43
11.1
112
75
LATE FOETAL DEATH AND MATERNAL MORTALITY RATIOS (RURAL)
Number of
S.N.
Year
Under Five
Reporting
(per 1000
(per 1000
Rate (per 1000
Mortality Rate
Ratio (per 1000
Ratio (per 100000
Towns
population)
population)
live-births)
(per 1000
live-births)
live-births)
live-births)
1
1990
35
30.2
9.7
48.8
n.a
n.a
187
1995
62
30.1
9.9
49.7
n.a
n.a
176
2000
75
26.4
7.3
50.2
76.31
n.a
186
2004
154
22.0
6.4
47.0
71.44
n.a
145
2005
165
21.9
6.4
47.0
71.16
n.a
143
2006
188
21.5
6.3
46.9
67.03
n.a
141
2007
198
21.2
5.9
46.3
65.02
n.a
136
2008
280
16.1
8.7
30.0
41.08
12.7
157
2009
281
16.6
5.8
27.8
36.69
12.9
152
10
2010
286
16.6
6.1
27.8
35.11
13.3
154
76
4.04 IMR AND U5MR BY REGION /STATE AND BY URBAN-RURAL RESIDENCE, 1999
(NATIONAL MORTALITY SURVEY, 1999)
(per 1000 live-births)
IMR
Region/ State
S.N
U5MR
Urban
Rural
Total
Urban
Rural
Total
Union
55.05
62.53
59.77
65.12
85.16
77.77
1 Kachin State
63.83
72.50
70.24
64.21
132.87
117.23
2 Kayah State
40.32
54.79
50.48
48.38
78.77
69.71
3 Kayin State
43.16
56.07
52.91
57.55
74.76
70.54
4 Chin State
44.44
49.59
48.19
55.56
86.78
78.31
5 Sagaing Division
57.47
63.13
61.59
76.63
73.18
74.11
6 Tanintharyi Division
54.05
57.14
56.26
65.64
103.27
93.63
7 Bago Division
60.84
66.19
64.48
68.45
85.87
80.30
8 Magway Division
76.14
71.57
72.86
94.24
117.46
113.65
9 Mandalay Division
35.31
42.86
39.24
42.38
51.96
47.36
10 Mon State
37.04
46.23
42.55
43.07
58.36
53.36
11 Rakhine State
69.15
58.82
61.60
85.11
64.71
70.20
12 Yangon Division
52.26
60.87
53.46
56.50
69.56
58.32
13 Shan State ( South )
51.85
71.77
63.95
59.26
76.56
69.77
14 Shan State ( North )
51.28
74.35
67.36
76.92
107.81
98.45
15 Shan State ( East )
80.36
93.92
90.72
89.29
127.07
118.15
16 Ayeyarwady Division
70.39
58.08
61.59
82.52
71.64
74.74
Source: Central Statistical Organization.
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4.05 IMR AND U5MR BY REGION/ STATE AND BY GENDER, 1999
S.N
Region / State
IMR
U5MR
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Union
66.79
51.55
59.77
85.16
67.83
77.77
1 Kachin State
80.49
60.49
70.24
127.02
110.69
117.23
2 Kayah State
68.20
37.88
50.48
83.78
61.27
69.71
3 Kayin State
57.12
47.66
52.91
72.89
68.90
70.54
4 Chin State
48.51
18.08
48.19
94.72
35.70
78.31
5 Sagaing Division
70.76
50.87
61.59
87.05
58.97
74.11
91.97
20.25
56.26
129.18
57.80
93.63
7 Bago Division
65.47
63.46
64.48
82.57
77.95
80.30
8 Magway Division
107.23
37.21
72.86
138.63
78.58
113.65
9 Mandalay Division
37.03
41.63
39.24
45.16
49.84
47.36
10 Mon State
55.41
28.70
42.55
64.63
41.21
53.36
11 Rakhine State
59.11
62.29
61.60
71.15
69.52
70.20
12 Yangon Division
66.45
47.30
53.46
73.44
50.28
58.32
66.08
61.78
63.95
70.62
69.72
69.77
65.01
69.72
67.36
109.86
86.99
98.45
89.81
91.72
90.72
113.86
122.80
118.15
74.44
49.23
61.59
87.99
61.99
74.74
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4.06
MATERNAL MORTALITY RATIO BY REGION/ STATE AND BY URBAN-RURAL RESIDENCE, 1999

S.N
Region/ State
Union
1 Kachin State
2 Kayah State
3 Kayin State
4 Chin State
5 Sagaing Division
7 Bago Division
8 Magway Division
9 Mandalay Division
10 Mon State
11 Rakhine State
12 Yangon Division
Urban
Rural
Total
1.78
2.81
2.55
2.13
2.50
2.40
1.61
3.42
2.88
1.44
2.34
2.12
2.22
4.13
3.61
1.15
1.43
1.36
1.80
3.57
3.07
1.14
1.79
1.58
2.54
2.98
2.86
1.41
2.08
1.76
1.85
2.26
2.13
2.13
3.92
3.44
1.41
3.48
1.70
3.70
4.78
4.36
4.27
5.58
5.18
4.46
5.52
5.27
1.21
1.94
1.73
79
4.07 TOTAL FERTILITY RATE (TFR) AND GROSS REPRODUCTION RATE (GRR)
(URBAN)
S.N.
Year
TFR
GRR
1990
3.56
1.74
1995
3.49
1.70
2000
2.96
1.44
2004
2.15
1.05
2005
2.11
1.03
2006
2.09
1.02
2007
2.06
1.01
2008
2.05
1.00
2009
2.04
1.00
10
2010
2.03
0.99
80
4.08 AGE SPECIFIC MORTALITY RATE (URBAN)
(PER 1000 POPULATION IN EACH AGE GROUP)
S.N.
Age group
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Under 1
46.5
46.3
58.9
58.6
58.5
58.3
57.9
56.7
54.4
54.1
1-4
8.6
8.5
9.5
8.8
8.7
8.5
8.4
5.2
4.9
4.9
5-9
2.8
2.8
1.9
1.5
1.4
1.3
1.3
1.0
0.9
0.9
10-14
1.4
1.4
1.6
1.1
1.1
1.1
1.1
0.5
0.5
0.4
15-19
1.6
1.7
1.5
1.1
1.1
1.1
1.1
0.6
0.6
0.6
20-24
2.4
2.4
1.5
1.2
1.2
1.2
1.2
0.7
0.7
0.7
25-29
2.9
3.0
1.7
1.3
1.3
1.3
1.3
0.9
0.9
0.9
30-34
4.0
3.9
2.5
1.9
1.8
1.7
1.7
1.1
1.1
1.1
35-39
5.3
5.2
3.1
2.7
2.6
2.5
2.5
1.7
1.6
1.6
10
40-44
7.3
7.2
4.4
3.9
3.8
3.7
3.6
2.6
2.5
2.5
11
45-49
9.2
9.1
5.6
4.9
4.8
4.7
4.5
4.4
4.2
4.2
12
50-54
14.0
13.9
9.8
9.1
9.0
8.8
8.6
7.6
7.4
7.4
13
55-59
21.0
21.2
17.5
16.7
16.4
16.2
15.8
12.5
12.2
12.1
14
60-64
28.8
28.5
21.3
20.8
20.7
20.5
20.0
21.0
20.5
20.5
15
65-69
41.8
41.5
28.2
27.2
27.1
26.9
26.3
32.6
31.9
31.9
16
70-74
57.3
57.3
37.7
36.8
36.6
36.4
35.6
50.4
49.5
49.3
17
75-79
88.4
87.6
59.4
57.8
57.7
57.3
56.9
74.0
72.8
72.7
18
80-84
136.7
135.1
97.3
96.1
96.0
94.5
94.0
105.7
104.4
104.2
19
85 & +
223.3
221.7
169.5
175.7
185.6
183.0
182.4
173.3
172.1
172.0
Note : Rates are based on vital registration.
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4.09 EXPECTATION OF LIFE AT SPECIFIC AGE GROUP (URBAN)
Expectation of Life in Years

S.N.
2004
Age group
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
0-1
62.4
66.5
62.5
66.6
62.9
67.3
64.0
69.0
65.1
70.5
65.5
70.7
65.8
70.8
1-4
66.6
70.3
66.7
70.4
67.0
70.9
66.8
71.7
65.2
70.6
67.0
72.1
67.4
72.3
5-9
65.1
68.4
65.2
68.5
65.4
68.9
65.0
69.8
61.7
67.1
65.0
70.9
65.0
70.9
10-14
60.7
63.8
60.7
63.9
60.9
64.3
60.4
65.3
57.0
62.4
60.5
66.4
60.2
66.2
15-19
55.9
59.0
55.9
59.1
56.1
59.4
55.7
60.6
52.2
57.6
55.8
61.7
55.5
61.4
20-24
51.1
54.2
51.2
54.3
51.4
54.6
51.0
56.0
47.5
52.9
51.1
57.0
50.8
56.6
25-29
46.4
49.4
46.5
49.5
46.7
49.8
46.3
51.3
43.0
48.3
46.5
52.2
46.2
51.8
30-34
41.7
44.7
41.8
44.7
41.9
45.1
41.6
46.6
38.9
43.9
41.9
47.5
41.6
47.1
35-39
37.1
40.0
37.1
40.0
37.3
40.3
36.9
42.0
35.2
39.5
37.4
42.8
37.2
42.3
10
40-44
32.5
35.3
32.6
35.3
32.7
35.6
32.4
37.4
31.7
35.2
33.0
38.1
32.8
37.5
11
45-49
28.1
30.7
28.1
30.8
28.3
31.0
28.0
32.9
28.2
30.9
28.8
33.5
28.6
32.9
12
50-54
23.9
26.3
23.9
26.3
24.1
26.6
23.8
28.5
24.8
26.7
24.6
29.0
24.4
28.2
13
55-59
20.0
22.0
20.0
22.1
20.1
22.3
20.1
24.2
21.4
22.7
20.9
24.7
20.8
24.0
14
60-64
16.4
18.1
16.5
18.1
16.6
18.3
17.2
20.4
18.1
18.7
17.8
21.0
18.0
20.3
15
65-69
13.3
14.6
13.4
14.6
13.4
14.8
14.4
16.7
14.8
14.9
14.7
17.3
15.1
16.7
16
70-74
10.7
11.5
10.7
11.5
10.8
11.6
11.6
13.2
11.6
11.4
12.0
14.0
12.6
13.4
17
75-79
8.5
8.9
8.5
8.9
8.6
9.0
9.2
9.7
8.7
8.1
8.9
10.5
10.1
10.0
18
80-84
6.8
6.8
6.8
6.8
6.8
6.9
6.9
6.6
6.4
5.6
6.2
7.2
8.6
6.9
19
85 & +
5.4
5.2
5.4
5.2
5.5
5.2
4.7
5.0
4.2
3.7
4.5
4.8
7.7
5.1
82
4.10 EXPECTATION OF LIFE AT SPECIFIC AGE GROUP (RURAL)
Expectation of Life in Years

S.N.
2004
Age group
2005
2006
2007
2008
F
2009
F
2010
F
0-1
61.8
64.5
62.0
64.9
62.5
65.4
63.2
67.1
63.9
67.4
64.1
67.5
64.3
67.8
1-4
66.2
69.0
66.4
69.0
66.7
69.4
67.2
70.8
64.2
67.7
65.7
68.9
65.9
69.2
5-9
64.8
66.2
64.9
67.4
65.2
67.8
65.6
68.8
60.7
64.2
63.7
67.2
63.7
67.0
10-14
60.4
61.5
60.5
62.9
60.7
63.2
61.1
64.1
56.0
59.5
59.4
63.0
59.1
62.6
15-19
55.6
56.7
55.7
58.1
55.9
58.4
56.3
59.3
51.3
54.8
55.1
58.7
54.3
57.9
20-24
50.9
52.0
51.0
53.4
51.2
53.7
51.5
54.5
46.6
50.1
50.5
54.1
49.5
53.2
25-29
46.2
47.5
46.2
48.6
46.5
48.9
46.8
49.7
42.1
45.7
45.9
49.4
44.8
48.5
30-34
41.5
42.9
41.6
43.9
41.8
44.2
42.1
45.0
37.9
41.5
41.2
44.7
40.1
43.7
35-39
36.9
38.5
36.9
39.2
37.1
39.5
37.4
40.2
34.1
37.4
36.5
39.9
35.4
39.0
10
40-44
32.3
34.1
32.4
34.6
32.6
34.9
32.8
35.6
30.6
33.4
31.9
35.1
30.8
34.2
11
45-49
27.9
29.8
27.9
30.1
28.1
30.3
28.4
31.0
27.1
29.4
27.5
30.4
26.4
29.5
12
50-54
23.7
25.7
23.8
25.7
23.9
25.9
24.1
26.5
23.7
25.4
23.1
25.8
22.0
24.9
13
55-59
19.8
21.7
19.9
21.5
20.0
21.7
20.2
22.2
20.4
21.5
19.2
21.4
18.1
20.6
14
60-64
16.3
18.0
16.4
17.6
16.5
17.8
16.6
18.3
17.1
17.8
16.0
17.6
15.0
16.9
15
65-69
13.2
14.6
13.3
14.2
13.4
14.3
13.5
14.7
13.8
14.1
12.9
14.0
12.0
13.3
16
70-74
10.6
11.7
10.6
11.1
10.7
11.3
10.8
11.6
10.7
10.7
10.3
11.1
9.5
10.3
17
75-79
8.5
9.2
8.5
8.6
8.5
8.7
8.6
9.0
7.7
7.7
7.8
8.4
7.0
7.6
18
80-84
6.7
7.1
6.8
6.6
6.8
6.7
6.9
6.8
5.7
5.2
6.1
5.7
5.6
5.3
19
85 & +
5.4
5.5
5.4
5.0
5.4
5.1
5.5
5.2
3.8
3.3
5.0
4.1
5.0
4.0
83
4.11 CAUSE SPECIFIC DEATH RATE FROM LEADING CAUSES OF DEATH (URBAN)
(Per 100,000 population)
S.N.
Cause Group
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Senility without mention

of psychosis
146.3
147.2
130.1
118.5
116.7
103.6
98.8
83.9
62.8
57.8
Diseases of the heart.
89.7
91.1
76.5
59.1
60.5
61.9
56.3
86.4
65.9
58.5
Pneumonia
57.6
57.7
45.3
34.0
36.2
31.8
27.4
Certain conditions originating

in the perinatal period
45.0
45.4
39.2
31.8
32.4
27.0
24.0
Intestinal infectious diseases
40.6
40.6
32.3
24.6
23.3
21.5
17.8
Accidents
34.0
35.0
30.4
26.8
26.1
23.0
20.1
T.B (all forms)
32.6
33.2
27.4
30.6
32.5
39.4
37.3
Cancer (all forms)
34.0
36.0
29.1
25.2
25.8
26.2
36.7
Malaria
20.0
22.2
28.7
38.3
37.8
36.5
26.3
13.5
14.1
12.7
10.2
10.1
10.3
16.5
20.5
16.7
20.2
18.2
51.8
41.9
29.7
57.5
49.7
38.9
23.3
21.6
11 Cerebravascular disease
85.4
69.2
60.3
12 Hypertensive disease
46.0
42.4
42.7
13 Disease of Liver
44.3
43.8
34.3
14 Certain infections and parasitic diseases
107.0
80.3
65.7
151.4
116.3
97.2
10 Bronchitis,emphysema and asthma
Signs,symptoms and ill-defined

conditions
341.3
345.4
174.1
153.7
131.5
130.7
110.4
84
4.12 MEDICAL AND HEALTH FACILITIES
S.N.
Particulars
1 GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL
1990-91 1995-96 2000-01 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10
2010-11
661
711
750
790
824
826
832
846
871
898
16
15
19
20
20
21
22
22
22
24
Bed: Scheduled
4950
4950
5850
5950
5950
6100
6150
6150
6300
7400
Available
5041
4836
6111
6421
6421
6295
6204
5676
5354
6806
645
696
731
770
804
805
810
824
849
874
Bed: Scheduled
20893
23215
25770
27488
28116
29327
29817
32213
32760
33513
Available
31225
33113
33512
35190
36092
36833
37084
38073
38901
39098
(1) In-Patient(000)
1043
870
831
921
1003
1005
1084
1107
1208
1311
(2) Out-Patient(000)
6284
3150
2119
2449
2755
2834
2949
3243
3381
3627
(1) State
281
332
351
363
388
370
(2) Co-operative
562
253
4628
868
10
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
124
176
209
237
237
237
237
237
237
237
2794
5403
1271
1080
1142
1299
1251
1265
1100
2300
1373
1379
1402
1452
1456
1463
1473
1481
1504
1558
71
84
84
86
86
86
86
86
86
86
348
348
348
348
348
348
348
348
348
348
(1) Number of Teams
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
(2) Schools visited (000)
30
32
32
35
35
36
35
36
37
38
3100
3400
4651
5251
5332
5574
5541
5782
5768
5908
(1) Specialist Hospital
(2) General Hospital
2 HOSPITAL ACTIVITY
3 DISPENSARY
(3) Patients Treated(000)

4 INDIGENOUS MEDICAL
(1) Indigenous Hospital
(2) Indigenous Medical Centers
(3) Patients Treated (000)
5 HEALTH CENTRE
(1) Rural
(2) Primary and Secondary
(3) Maternal and Child Health
6 SCHOOL HEALTH TEAM
(3) Children examined (000)
Source: Department of Health Planning.
85
4.13 MEDICAL AND HEALTH PERSONNEL
S.N.
Particulars
1990-91
1995-96
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
12268
13202
15467
17564
18584
20501
21799
23740
24536
26435
(i) state service
4418
5229
5421
6473
6941
7250
7976
9583
9728
10927
(ii) private practice
7850
7973
10046
11091
11643
13251
13823
14157
14808
15508
2 Dental Surgeon
911
859
1072
1365
1594
1732
1867
2092
2308
2562
3 Health Assistant
1274
1280
1717
1767
1771
1778
1788
1822
1845
1899
4 Nurse
8558
9876
14159
18123
19776
21075
22027
22885
24242
25644
5 Midwife
8334
8454
11959
16201
16745
17703
18098
18543
19051
19556
6 Lady Health Visitor
1603
1621
2312
2796
3025
3137
3197
3238
3278
3344
7 Public Health Supervisor (I)
491
500
522
529
529
529
529
529
529
541
8 Public Health Supervisor (II)
880
957
1084
1339
1359
1394
1444
1484
1645
2080
9 Indigenous Medical
Practitioner
299
411
511
819
819
889
945
950
890
890
2097
2456
3294
3674
3783
3914
3953
3989
4065
4125
970
916
840
817
812
797
790
782
777
766
1 Doctor
2000-01 2004-05
10 Veterinarian
(i) Veterinary Doctor
(ii) Certified veterinarian
Sources:1. Department of Health Planning.

2. Livestock Breeding and Veterinary Department.
86
4.14 HOSPITALS AND DISPENSARIES BY REGION AND STATE
Specialist
Hospital
Year
S.N.
Region and State

April-March
No.
Scheduled
Bed
General Hospital
Total
With Specialist
Other
Station
Services
Scheduled
Scheduled
Scheduled
Scheduled
No.
Bed
No.
Bed
No.
Bed
No.
Bed
Dispensaries
1 Kachin State
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2
2
2
2
2
125
125
125
125
125
2
2
2
2
2
500
500
500
500
500
17
18
18
18
18
612
637
700
700
700
23
22
25
25
25
368
352
400
400
400
44
44
47
47
47
1605
1614
1725
1725
1725
35
35
35
35
35
2 Kayah State
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
1
1
1
1
1
200
200
200
200
200
7
7
7
7
7
175
175
175
200
200
8
8
8
8
9
128
128
128
128
144
16
16
16
16
17
503
503
503
528
544
8
8
7
4
4
3 Kayin State
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
1
1
1
1
1
200
200
200
200
200
7
7
7
7
8
300
300
300
300
325
18
18
18
18
17
288
288
288
288
272
26
26
26
26
26
788
788
788
788
797
5
5
5
3
3
4 Chin State
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
1
1
2
2
2
150
150
400
400
400
8
8
7
7
7
373
373
350
350
350
15
15
15
15
15
240
240
240
240
240
24
24
24
24
24
763
763
990
990
990
5 Sagaing Region
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2
2
3
3
3
400
400
600
600
600
38
39
38
38
38
1213
1238
1366
1430
1441
50
49
49
51
56
800
784
784
816
896
90
90
90
92
97
2413
2422
2750
2846
2937
20
22
22
22
22
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2
2
2
2
2
400
400
400
400
400
10
9
9
9
9
355
339
366
366
366
17
17
18
18
18
272
272
288
288
288
29
28
29
29
29
1027
1011
1054
1054
1054
9
9
7
12
12
7 Bago Region
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2
2
2
3
3
400
400
400
600
600
28
28
28
29
28
1048
1048
1116
942
932
53
53
54
56
57
848
848
864
896
912
83
83
84
88
88
2296
2296
2380
2438
2444
44
44
37
39
39
8 Magway Region
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
5
5
5
5
5
950
950
950
950
950
23
27
27
27
27
710
774
914
865
898
38
38
39
39
41
608
608
624
624
656
66
70
71
71
73
2268
2332
2488
2439
2504
32
31
33
38
38
87
4.14 HOSPITALS AND DISPENSARIES BY REGION AND STATE (CONCLD.)
Year
S.N.
Specialist
Hospital
Region and State

April-March
Scheduled
No.
Bed
With Specialist
Services
Scheduled
No.
Bed
General Hospital
Other
Total
Station
Dispensaries
No.
Scheduled
Bed
No.
Scheduled
Scheduled
Bed
No.
Bed
9 Mandalay Region
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
7
7
7
8
9
1725
1725
1725
1925
2475
7
8
8
8
8
2150
2450
3150
3150
3150
29
30
30
32
38
1203
1144
1266
1396
1666
44
44
46
48
48
704
704
736
768
768
87
89
91
96
103
5782
6023
6877
7239
8059
48
50
50
53
54
10 Mon State
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
1
1
1
1
1
350
350
350
350
350
10
11
11
11
11
341
366
366
366
366
18
18
20
20
20
288
288
320
320
320
29
30
32
32
32
979
1004
1036
1036
1036
13
13
12
12
12
11 Rakhine State
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
1
1
1
1
1
200
200
200
200
200
16
16
16
16
16
596
641
675
675
675
26
26
26
28
30
416
416
416
448
480
43
43
43
45
47
1212
1257
1291
1323
1355
12
12
11
6
6
12 Yangon Region
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
11
12
12
11
12
4050
4100
4100
4050
4600
8
8
8
8
8
3720
3720
3720
3720
3720
28
31
31
32
33
1105
1171
1180
1130
1196
26
24
26
27
27
416
384
416
432
432
73
75
77
78
80
9291
9375
9416
9332
9948
60
60
63
60
60
13 Shan State
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
1
1
1
1
1
200
200
200
200
200
4
4
4
4
4
800
800
800
800
800
60
58
59
59
59
2031
2101
2160
2196
2230
74
74
74
77
80
1184
1184
1184
1232
1280
139
137
138
141
144
4215
4285
4344
4428
4510
75
75
73
76
76
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
3
3
5
5
5
650
650
1050
1050
1050
23
23
22
22
25
819
828
855
900
975
51
51
51
59
61
816
816
816
944
976
77
77
78
86
91
2285
2294
2721
2894
3001
27
27
27
25
25
UNION TOTAL
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
21
22
22
22
24
6100
6150
6150
6300
7400
40
41
45
46
46
11070
11370
12920
13120
13120
304
312
310
314
324
10881
11135
11789
11816
12320
461
457
469
489
504
7376
7312
7504
7824
8064
826
832
846
871
898
35427
35967
38363
39060
40904
388
391
382
385
386
Sources : 1. Department of Health Planning.

2. Planning Department.
88
4.15 DAILY FOOD INTAKE IN TERMS OF CALORIES AND PROTEINS
S.N.
1
Type of Survey
Calories
Proteins
Nut: Requirement
1260
25
Daily Intake
890
19
(Sagaing)
Intake as % of Reqt
71
76
1990/91
Nut: Requirement
2000
43
Daily Intake
2000
55
Children and Women Hospital
Intake as % of Reqt
100
127
1991/92
Nut: Requirement
2600
53
Daily Intake
1990/91
Children aged 1-3
Midwives (100)
School children
1914
53
(Botataung Township)
Intake as % of Reqt
74
100
1992/93
Nut: Requirement
2350
58
Daily Intake
2120
55
Pregnant Mother
(Tharkayta Township)
Intake as % of Reqt
90
95
1993/94
Nut: Requirement
2500
58
Daily Intake
2008
50
Intake as % of Reqt
80
86
Nut: Requirement
1260
25
Daily Intake
1113
31
Intake as % of Reqt
88
124
1999/2000
Nut: Requirement
2500
43
Under-five children's mothers
Daily Intake
Intake as % of Reqt
2219
54
89
126
2000/2001
Nut: Requirement
2550
71
Under-five children's mothers

(North Okkalapa Township)
Daily Intake
Intake as % of Reqt
2429
59
95
83
Nut: Requirement
2350
58
Daily Intake
Intake as % of Reqt
2301
64
98
110
Nut: Requirement
2350
58
Daily Intake
Intake as % of Reqt
2682
88
(Mon State)
110
151
2003/2004
Nut: Requirement
2350
58
Daily Intake
2267
61
Adolescents
1995/96
Children (1-3 years)
Pale village
(Thongwa Township)
8
2002/2003
Pregnant Mothers
(Urban)
(Mon State)
Pregnant Mothers
(Rural)
10
Pregnant Mothers(Urban)
11
(Mon State)
Intake as % of Reqt
96
105
2003/2004
Nut: Requirement
2350
58
Daily Intake
2681
85
(Mon State)
Intake as % of Reqt
114
146
2003/2004
Nut: Requirement
2350
58
Daily Intake
2322
59
Intake as % of Reqt
98.8
102.3
Pregnant Mothers(Rural)
12
Particulars
(Mandalay Region)
89
4.15 DAILY FOOD INTAKE IN TERMS OF CALORIES AND PROTEINS(CONCLD.)
S.N.
Type of Survey
13 2003/2004
(Mandalay Region)
14 2003/2004
(Yangon Region)
15 2003/2004
(Yangon Region)
16 2003/2004
(Ayeyarwady Region)
17 2003/2004
(Ayeyarwady Region)
18 2003/2004
(Shan State)(s)
19 2003/2004
(Shan State)(s)
20 2004/2005
Adolescents school girls
(Kamayut Township)
21 2004/2005
Adolescents school girls
(Thanlyin Township)
22 2006
Pregnant Mothers (Urban)
Shan (north)
23 2006
Pregnant Mothers (Rural)
Shan (north)
24 2006
Pregnant Mothers (Urban)
Rakhine
25 2006
Pregnant Mothers (Rural)
Rakhine
Particulars
Calories
Proteins
Nut: Requirement
2350
58
Daily Intake
2768
74
Intake as % of Reqt
117.8
127.9
Nut: Requirement
2350
58
Daily Intake
2162
52
Intake as % of Reqt
92
90
Nut: Requirement
2350
58
Daily Intake
2249
56
Intake as % of Reqt
95
98
Nut: Requirement
2350
58
Daily Intake
Intake as % of Reqt
2135
68
90
117.8
Nut: Requirement
2350
58
Daily Intake
Intake as % of Reqt
2854
67
121
115.6
Nut: Requirement
2350
58
Daily Intake
Intake as % of Reqt
2553
74.8
108.6
128.9
Nut: Requirement
2350
58
Daily Intake
Intake as % of Reqt
2568
89
109
154.7
Nut: Requirement
2290
45
Daily Intake
Intake as % of Reqt
1836
45.69
80.2
101
Nut: Requirement
2290
45
Daily Intake
Intake as % of Reqt
1981.3
48.1
86.5
106
Nut: Requirement
2350
58
Daily Intake
Intake as % of Reqt
2941.5
83.6
125.17
144.12
Nut: Requirement
2350
58
Daily Intake
Intake as % of Reqt
2961
88.16
126
152
Nut: Requirement
2350
58
Daily Intake
Intake as % of Reqt
2650.8
56.1324
112.8
96.78
Nut: Requirement
2350
58
Daily Intake
Intake as % of Reqt
3760
63.8
160
110
Source: National Nutrition Centre,
Department of Health.
90
4.16 PREVALENCE OF MALNUTRITION AMONG CHILDREN OF LESS THAN
THREE YEARS OF AGE BY GENDER, 1997
(NCHS BELOW-2SD)
Total Number
S.N.
Particulars
Weight for Age
Weight for Height
Height for Age
Percentage Distribution
Sex
Total
Malnutrition
Total
5198
1467
3731
100
28.22
71.78
Boys
2563
778
1785
100
30.36
69.64
Girls
2635
689
1946
100
26.15
73.85
Total
4894
403
4491
100
8.23
91.77
Boys
2414
191
2223
100
7.91
92.09
Girls
2480
212
2268
100
8.55
91.45
Total
4912
2043
2869
100
41.59
58.41
Boys
2429
1091
1338
100
44.92
55.08
Girls
2483
952
1531
100
38.34
61.66
NCHS = An anthropometric reference

developed by National Centre for
Health Statistics U.S.A.
Normal
Total
Malnutrition
Normal
Source : National Nutrition Centre,

91
4.17 PREVALENCE OF MALNUTRITION AMONG CHILDREN OF LESS THAN THREE YEARS
OF AGE BY GENDER AND AGE GROUP, 1997
(NCHS BELOW - 2SD)
Age Group (Months)

S.N.
Particulars
Sex
No.
1 Weight for Age
Total
0-5
Total
1467
100.00
(100%)
Boys
778
689
53.03
Total
403
46.97
191
100.00
212
47.39
Total
2043
52.61
1091
100.00
952
(100%)

developed by National Centre for
Health Statistics U.S.A.
44.44
28
13
15
128
53.40
73
100.00
55
5.78%
100.00
101
100
59
46.43
21
50.25
38
49.75
406
100.00
221
35.59
185
19.43%
356
286
184
93
64.41
91
55.45
847
44.55
467
100.00
380
39.92%
301
51.19
287
48.81
132
100.00
32.75%
50.54
64
48.48
33.51%
49.46
68
51.52
32.08%
100.00
662
100.00
32.40%
55.14
42.80%
45.57
100.00
41.65%
41.46%
54.43
588
38.69%
42.92%
100.00
40.08%
48.69%
20.26%
42.97
100.00
45.66%
19.87%
57.03
642
No.
41.51%
17.92%
100.00
45.76%
10.99%
53.57
No.
24 - 35
43.76%
14.64%
6.69%
46.60
201
14.51%
6.27%
(100%)
Girls
16
12.98%
7.08%
(100%)
Boys
55.56
6.81%
(100%)
3 Height for Age
20
No.
12 - 23
13.70%
6.95%
(100%)
Girls
100.00
2.32%
(100%)
Boys
36
2.57%
(100%)
2 Weight for Height
2.45%
(100%)
Girls
No.
6 - 11
330
49.85
30.25%
44.86
332
50.15
34.87%
Source: National Nutrition Centre,

92
4.18 PREVALENCE OF NOT-SEVERE AND SEVERE MALNUTRITION AMONG CHILDREN
OF LESS THAN THREE YEARS OF AGE BY GENDER, 1997
(NCHS BETWEEN -2SD AND -3SD) AND (NCHS BELOW-3SD)
Malnutrition
S.N.
Particulars
Total
Sex
No.
Normal
%
5198
100.00
(100%)
Boys
2563
Girls
2635
3731
100.00
71.78%
49.31
(100%)
No.
1785
50.69
1946
1062
100.00
20.43%
47.84
69.64%
(100%)
No.
555
73.85%
507
100.00
7.79%
52.26
21.65%
52.16
405
223
55.06
8.70%
47.74
19.24%
182
44.94
6.91%
Weight for Height

Total
4894
100.00
(100%)
Boys
2414
Girls
2480
4491
100.00
91.77%
49.33
(100%)
2223
50.67
2268
334
100.00
6.82%
49.50
92.09%
(100%)
Severe
Weight for Age

Total
No.
Not -severe
154
91.45%
180
100.00
1.41%
46.11
6.38%
50.50
69
37
53.62
1.53%
53.89
7.26%
32
46.38
1.29%
Height for Age

Total
4912
100.00
(100%)
Boys
2429
2483
100.00
58.41%
49.45
(100%)
Girls
2869
1338
(100%)
developed by National Centre for Health Statistics U.S.A.
1531
61.66%
100.00
23.09%
46.64
55.08%
50.55
1134
599
535
21.55%
100.00
18.51%
52.82
24.66%
53.36
909
492
54.13
20.26%
47.18
417
45.87
16.79%
Source : National Nutrition Centre,
93
4.19 PREVALENCE OF MALNUTRITION AMONG CHILDREN OF LESS THAN
THREE YEARS OF AGE (NCHS BELOW - 2SD & -3SD)
( Weight for Age )
1997 Food and Nutrition Situation Survey
1994 National Nutrition Survey

S.N.
Region and State
Total
Examined
Malnutrition
%
Severe
Malnutrition %
<-2SD
<-3SD
Total
Examined
Malnutrition
%
Severe
Malnutrition %
<-2SD
<-3SD
Kachin State
356
19.9
4.8
389
20.57
6.17
Kayah State
360
35.8
12.8
399
20.55
4.51
Kayin State
351
23.9
6.0
243
30.04
11.52
Chin State
354
20.9
4.8
324
20.37
7.10
Sagaing Region
287
34.8
6.3
374
21.93
4.28
Tanintharyi Region
389
35.0
10.0
398
31.91
10.05
Bago Region
422
36.0
11.1
215
33.95
13.02
Magway Region
452
42.5
10.4
358
39.39
8.66
Mandalay Region
446
28.5
7.4
372
22.31
4.03
10 Mon State
458
35.6
9.0
323
33.75
8.67
11 Rakhine State
438
37.0
10.9
368
35.87
11.14
12 Yangon Region
432
37.0
9.3
354
38.14
9.89
13 Shan State (South)
456
25.0
5.9
390
20.51
6.67
14 Shan State (North)
375
17.3
4.0
378
25.66
7.67
423
33.8
10.2
313
34.19
7.35
5994
30.9
8.2
5198
28.22
7.79
Union Total / Average
Note: NCHS = National Centre for Health Statistics,

USA; recommended by FAO/WHO.
SD = Standard Deviation.
-2SD = Malnutrition
-3SD = Severe Malnutrition
Source: National Nutrition Centre, Department of Health.
94
4.20 CHILD MALNOURISHMENT (NCHS STANDARD)
PERCENTAGE OF CHILDREN AGED 0-59 MONTHS WHO ARE SEVERELY OR MODERATELY MALNOURISHED,MYANMAR
(2009-2010)
Weight for age
% below
-2 SD*
Height for age
% below
-3 SD*
% below
-2 SD**
% below
-3 SD**
Weight for height

% below
-2 SD***
% below
-3 SD***
% above
+2 SD
Number of
children aged
0-59 months
Sex
Male
27.7
4.3
28.8
9.0
8.2
1.2
1.9
7,635
Female
28.3
5.2
28.3
9.6
7.2
0.9
2.1
7,186
Region/State
Kachin
Kayah
Kayin
Chin
Mon
Rakhine
Shan (North)
Shan (East)
Shan (South)
Ayeyarwaddy
Bago (East)
Bago (West)
Magwe
Mandalay
Sagaing
Tanintharyi
Yangon
17.9
20.4
20.6
35.8
24.1
41.6
31.1
19.5
20.8
33.3
30.7
32.6
33.3
24.6
28.5
26.7
24.6
2.4
2.2
3.0
7.6
2.1
12.2
7.3
3.5
4.0
5.7
4.7
4.7
4.9
2.9
5.1
5.6
3.4
28.4
34.6
22.6
51.8
23.7
42.9
42.5
32.0
34.2
30.6
27.8
25.4
30.1
25.4
31.5
26.3
18.0
7.5
8.9
4.5
19.7
5.1
22.3
15.1
12.4
12.7
9.2
7.7
8.8
9.6
6.8
9.2
8.5
5.4
3.8
2.5
3.9
8.2
4.9
10.3
9.6
2.3
5.1
9.9
7.2
7.3
10.5
6.5
7.1
8.4
9.0
0.8
0.3
0.2
1.1
0.0
1.8
2.2
1.0
1.5
1.5
0.5
0.3
1.1
0.7
1.4
1.2
1.1
2.4
1.5
1.3
2.6
1.4
0.9
2.0
6.2
9.7
1.6
0.6
2.1
2.6
1.0
1.3
1.0
1.7
546
144
685
240
674
1,071
735
186
729
1,272
969
445
1,112
1,588
1,309
353
2,762
Urban
23.5
3.0
21.4
5.6
7.4
0.8
1.9
4,399
Rural
29.9
5.5
31.6
10.8
7.9
1.2
2.0
10,421
Age
< 6 months
6-11 months
12-23 months
24-35 months
36-47 months
48-59 months
2.2
16.3
32.0
33.7
31.0
34.7
0.0
2.1
6.2
6.3
5.2
5.1
5.7
14.2
29.4
30.4
36.1
38.3
1.7
3.5
9.1
9.7
12.7
12.8
2.1
5.2
14.1
8.1
6.3
6.1
0.2
0.7
1.7
1.1
1.2
0.8
5.6
2.8
1.3
1.2
1.4
1.9
1,415
1,675
3,082
2,965
2,993
2,691
38.0
30.2
22.5
9.8
5.1
3.0
43.5
31.0
21.5
18.7
10.1
5.7
8.5
7.8
7.4
1.9
0.9
1.0
2.2
1.7
2.3
1,466
6,787
6,208
40.7
7.9
44.4
17.3
8.2
0.6
1.4
359
Wealth index quintiles

Poorest
Second
Middle
Fourth
Richest
39.7
29.4
27.3
22.2
17.1
8.5
5.5
4.1
2.5
1.9
39.7
32.7
28.3
22.5
15.2
16.8
10.2
7.6
5.9
3.1
9.5
7.9
6.9
6.3
7.4
1.5
1.1
1.1
0.9
0.6
1.5
2.0
1.8
2.2
2.6
3,629
3,038
2,735
2,784
2,635
Total
28.0
4.8
28.6
9.3
7.7
1.1
2.0
14,821
Area
Mother's education
None
Primary
Secondary +
Non-standard
curriculum
*
MICS Indicator; MDG Indicator 4
* * MICS Indicator 7
* * * MICS Indicator 8
Source : Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey,2009-2010
95
4.21 CHILD MALNOURISHMENT (WHO STANDARD)
PERCENTAGE OF CHILDREN AGED 0-59 MONTHS WHO ARE SEVERELY OR MODERATELY MALNOURISHED,MYANMAR
(2009-2010)
Weight for age
% below
-2 SD*
Height for age
% below Number of
-3 SD*
children
% below
-2 SD**
Weight for height
% below Number of
-3 SD** children
% below % below % above

-2 SD*** -3 SD*** +2 SD
Number of
children aged
0-59 months
Sex
Male
23.0
5.6
7,923
36.7
13.2
7,882
8.7
2.7
2.6
7,817
7.1
2.4
1.9
Female
22.1
5.6
7,507
33.4
12.1
7,460
Region/State
Kachin
Kayah
Kayin
Chin
Mon
Rakhine
Shan (North)
Shan (East)
Shan (South)
Ayeyarwaddy
Bago (East)
Bago (West)
Magwe
Mandalay
Sagaing
Tanintharyi
Yangon
13.0
14.6
15.1
30.7
17.8
37.4
24.1
15.5
17.7
26.5
23.6
22.4
26.9
20.7
22.5
20.6
20.1
2.4
2.5
3.2
8.9
3.3
14.9
8.0
4.2
5.2
6.0
5.2
4.5
5.6
3.4
5.9
5.9
4.3
564
145
700
249
679
1,136
815
199
816
1,319
994
458
1,137
1,670
1,360
358
2,830
36.6
41.7
29.0
58.0
29.7
49.9
46.9
38.5
41.8
37.0
35.0
30.8
36.4
31.5
38.6
32.9
24.0
10.7
12.3
7.4
26.3
6.8
26.7
21.3
19.0
18.8
12.9
10.8
11.1
12.6
9.5
12.6
12.0
7.4
564
145
699
247
679
1,118
809
199
796
1,310
991
456
1,129
1,662
1,354
357
2,828
4.8
2.3
3.9
8.9
5.9
10.8
9.4
3.4
5.3
9.8
7.6
6.7
10.4
7.1
7.0
8.1
9.2
1.7
1.1
0.8
2.7
0.0
2.8
4.1
1.6
3.3
2.3
1.5
1.0
3.2
1.7
2.5
2.6
1.9
2.9
1.9
1.6
4.2
1.5
1.7
3.1
9.5
11.5
2.8
0.7
2.8
2.4
1.9
1.9
1.2
2.0
557
144
693
245
675
1,125
795
191
758
1,304
989
449
1,112
1,664
1,357
356
2,808
Urban
18.7
3.7
4,545
27.2
8.1
4,522
7.6
1.8
2.7
4,492
Rural
24.2
6.4
10,885
38.4
14.6
10,820
8.1
2.3
2.6
10,732
Age
< 6 months
6-11 months
12-23 months
24-35 months
36-47 months
48-59 months
10.1
13.0
20.5
25.9
26.0
30.0
4.0
2.9
5.5
6.0
6.8
6.5
1,525
1,729
3,190
3,053
3,108
2,824
13.6
17.8
33.2
43.7
43.1
41.0
5.9
5.9
12.1
15.3
16.4
14.2
1,495
1,718
3,165
3,043
3,100
2,821
7.1
7.8
10.1
8.1
6.8
7.1
2.8
1.8
2.6
2.1
2.2
1.4
5.5
3.2
1.9
2.3
2.2
2.3
1,466
1,719
3,161
3,032
3,074
2,771
31.7
24.4
17.6
11.5
5.9
3.7
1,582
7,072
6,392
49.5
38.2
27.1
24.3
13.8
8.0
1,569
7,038
6,352
9.1
8.1
7.5
3.3
2.1
1.9
2.9
2.2
3.0
1,557
6,981
6,308
34.3
8.6
383
51.6
22.3
382
7.7
1.6
2.5
378
Wealth index quintiles

Poorest
Second
Middle
Fourth
Richest
33.1
23.9
21.6
16.6
13.5
9.7
6.3
4.8
2.9
2.7
3,835
3,176
2,835
2,866
2,719
46.6
39.6
35.7
27.7
20.7
21.0
14.1
11.4
8.6
5.0
3,808
3,153
2,826
2,855
2,701
9.9
7.8
7.1
7.2
6.9
2.9
2.2
1.8
1.8
1.8
2.0
2.6
2.7
2.6
3.4
3,787
3129
2,799
2,837
2,672
Total
22.6
5.6
15,430
35.1
12.7
15,342
7.9
2.1
2.6
15,224
7,407
Area
Mother's education
None
Primary
Secondary +
Non-standard
curriculum
*
MICS Indicator; MDG Indicator 4
* * MICS Indicator 7
* * * MICS Indicator 8
Source : Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey,2009-2010
96
4.22 PREVALENCE OF VISIBLE GOITRE (IDD) AMONG
SCHOOL CHILDREN AGED 6 - 11 YEAR
Goitre Case
Total Examined
S.N.
Iodine Deficiency Disorder

(IDD)
Region and State

1997
1999
2001 2003-04 1997
1999
Goitre Rate (%)
2001 2003-04 1997
1999
2001 2003-04
Survey Survey Survey Survey Survey Survey Survey Survey Survey Survey Survey Survey
1 Kachin State
1356
1215
1500
1500
851
180
472
243
62.75
14.80
31.47
16.20
2 Kayah State
1452
1500
1500
1500
328
165
83
40
22.58
11.00
5.53
2.67
3 Kayin State
959
1500
1498
1500
70
60
19
7.20
4.00
0.33
1.27
4 Chin State
954
1500
1300
1500
299
391
264
149
31.34
26.07
20.31
9.93
5 Sagaing Region
1500
1498
1500
1500
508
385
395
225
33.86
25.70
26.33
15.00
1513
1500
1500
1500
87
19
32
5.75
0.40
1.27
2.13
7 Bago Region
1500
1500
1500
1500
130
89
123
11
8.66
5.93
8.20
0.73
8 Magway Region
1484
1500
1500
1500
245
33
173
16.50
2.20
11.53
0.20
9 Mandalay Region
1422
1500
1500
1500
204
89
22
14
14.34
5.93
1.47
0.93
10 Mon State
1611
1500
1500
1500
199
181
98
12.35
12.07
6.53
0.07
11 Rakhine State
801
1507
1500
1500
76
69
46
50
9.48
4.58
3.07
3.33
12 Yangon Region
1500
1510
1440
1500
285
81
105
20
18.60
5.36
7.29
1.33
1500
1182
1500
1500
834
360
298
172
55.60
30.46
19.87
11.47
1464
1495
1500
1500
533
488
450
232
36.40
32.64
30.00
15.47
1500
1443
123
8.20
0.14
1824
1496
1485
1500
581
87
174
108
31.85
5.82
11.72
7.20
20840
21903
23723
23943
5230
2664
2850
1321
25.10
12.16
12.01
5.52
15 Shan State (East)

Union Total
Note:Data for 2003-2004 Survey relate to

(6-12) year school children.
97
4.23 IODIZED SALT CONSUMPTION RATE BY REGION AND STATE
2003-2004
2005
2006
2008
Region / State
S.N.
ISC
EISC
ISC
EISC
Ayeyarwady Region
83.9
47.9
82.8
54.9
Kayin State
92.0
44.1
89.6
66.3
ISC
EISC
ISC
EISC
99.4
48.8
93.9
59.8
30.7
3
Rakhine State
43.2
18.3
92.1
60.5
7.8
18.9
Tanintharyi Region
59.3
14.3
82.7
53.6
96.0
63.7
Kachin State
85.3
68.5
93.9
27.35
Chin State
87.3
52.9
91.52
55.56
Mon State
92.7
67.9
81.85
77.19
Magway Region
89.0
52.1
95.53
26.64
Sagaing Region
86.9
70.1
95.8
26.16
10
Shan State (North)
91.2
73.0
94.6
60.83
11
Shan State (East)
82.9
44.3
87.5
45.77
12
Bago Region
90.4
78.5
97.9
55.08
13
Mandalay Region
90.4
84.3
99.3
55.7
14
Shan State (South)
90.4
97.0
98.9
61.7
15
Yangon Region
99.6
90.3
98.9
51.42
16
Kayah State
100
98.1
99.3
93.1
80
63
95.08
48.23
Union
ISC - Iodized salt consumption
EISC - Effective iodized salt consumption
47.3
42.4
86.4
57.8
41.4
Source : NNC-DOH, National IDD survey.
98
4.24 URINARY IODINE EXCRETION, 2006
Particular
Median Urinary Iodine
Urine sample with iodine<100mg/l
Urine sample with iodine<50mg/l
(mg/l= micro gram per litre)
Myanmar Present Status
Normal range
Remarks
123mg /l
100-200mg/l
Normal
34.38%
<50%
Normal
8.6%
20%
Normal
Source: NNC-DOH, National UIE survey.
99
4.25 VITAMIN A SUPPLEMENTATION
6 -11 months
S.N.
1-5 Years
6 months-5 Years
Post natal
Region / State
Targeted Actual Coverage Targeted
Actual
Coverage Targeted
Actual
Coverage Targeted Actual
Coverage
March 2011
1 Kachin
17032
15020
88.2
131241
124337
94.7
148273
139357
94.0
13403
12758
95.2
2 Kayah
3474
3409
98.1
26136
25828
98.8
29610
29237
98.7
2693
2677
99.4
3 Kayin
17876
15535
86.9
141880
126131
88.9
159756
141666
88.7
11588
9403
81.1
4 Chin
38382
33964
88.5
299257
276296
92.3
337639
310260
91.9
27684
24838
89.7
5 Sagaing
46011
45158
98.1
388697
382473
98.4
437043
429927
98.4
41313
41114
99.5
6 Tanintharyi
16694
16058
96.2
132954
130127
97.9
148407
144430
97.3
13313
14032
105.4
7 Bago
48532
46146
95.1
385913
368540
95.5
434445
414686
95.5
35980
35381
98.3
8 Magway
44002
43189
98.2
316079
312196
98.8
360081
355385
98.7
35061
34331
97.9
9 Mandalay
65647
63944
97.4
645489
631593
97.8
711136
695537
97.8
48733
47216
96.9
10 Mon
22494
22069
98.1
185696
181911
98.0
208190
203980
98.0
18501
18249
98.6
11 Rakhine
43232
40222
93.0
345216
325133
94.2
388448
365355
94.1
28132
25938
92.2
12 Yangon
66662
62547
93.8
505031
483692
95.8
571693
546339
95.6
56877
52566
92.4
13 Shan ( South )
23342
21853
93.6
184124
174095
94.6
207466
195948
94.4
18194
17101
94.0
14 Shan ( North )
19248
17454
90.7
162174
144895
89.3
181422
162349
89.5
13847
12117
87.5
15 Shan ( East )
6941
6377
91.9
53576
51053
95.3
60517
57430
94.9
3656
3335
91.2
16 Ayeyarwady
73099
66542
91.0
622872
574735
92.3
695971
641277
92.1
26415
25947
98.2
95.1 395390 377003
95.3
Union
552668 519487
94.0 4526335 4313035
95.3 5080097 4833163
100
4.25 VITAMIN A SUPPLEMENTATION(CONCLD.)
6-11 months
1-5 Years
6 months-5 Years
Post natal
S.N. Region / State

Targeted Actual Coverage Targeted
Actual
Coverage Targeted
Actual
Coverage Targeted
Actual
Coverage
August 2011
1
Kachin
17535
16546
94.3
129856
124646
95.9
147391
141192
95.7
11716
10931
93.3
Kayah
3324
3241
97.5
27233
26745
98.2
30557
29986
98.1
2775
2741
98.8
Kayin
17870
15456
86.4
132844
116702
87.8
150714
132158
87.6
10964
8969
81.8
Chin
6643
6315
95.0
51041
49657
97.2
57684
55972
97.0
6279
4788
76.3
Sagaing
53384
52683
98.6
422527
415649
98.3
475911
468332
98.4
40802
40093
98.3
Tanintharyi
17359
16783
96.6
137551
133981
97.4
154910
150764
97.3
13423
13264
98.8
Bago
53783
51933
96.6
429320
417728
97.3
483103
469661
97.2
39232
38819
98.9
Magwe
43584
42718
98.0
341870
337313
98.6
385454
380031
98.5
36357
35919
98.8
Mandalay
75436
72899
96.6
541460
531286
98.1
616896
604185
97.9
53897
51382
95.3
10 Mon
23831
23377
98.0
196186
192020
97.8
220017
215397
97.9
17275
17271
100.0
11 Rakhine
47839
44729
93.4
369376
339436
91.8
417215
384165
92.0
28875
26398
91.4
12 Yangon
70764
67517
95.4
518233
500357
96.5
588997
567874
96.4
51775
43335
83.7
13 Shan ( South )
24780
23077
93.1
194255
183472
94.4
219035
206549
94.2
17442
16110
92.4
14 Shan ( North )
21182
19188
90.5
150243
138937
92.5
171425
158125
92.2
12243
10958
89.5
15 Shan ( East )
7594
6945
91.4
58678
55992
95.4
66272
62937
94.9
3780
3426
90.6
16 Ayeyarwady
76739
71821
93.5
622968
578036
92.7
699707
649857
92.8
59087
57532
97.4
95.7 405922
381936
94.1
Union
561647 535228
95.2 4323641 4141957
95.7 4885288 4677185
101
4.26 LEADING CAUSES OF MORBIDITY BY GENDER,2008
Single leading causes of
S.N.
morbidity
1 Single spontaneous delivery,unspecified
Male
Number
Female
%
Number
Total
%
Number
0.0
53955
9.1
53955
4.9
2 Dengue haemorrhagic fever
24417
4.8
26049
4.4
50466
4.6
3 Head injury, unspecified
31765
6.2
12989
2.2
44754
4.0
4 Diarrhoea and gastroenteritis of presumed
22433
4.4
17948
3.0
40381
3.6
5 Cataract,unspecified
14825
2.9
22545
3.8
37370
3.4
6 Unspecified Malaria
16905
3.3
11522
1.9
28427
2.6
7 Viral infection ,unspecified
14188
2.8
13371
2.2
27559
2.5
8 Neonatal jaundice, unspecified
12787
2.5
11371
1.9
24158
2.2
9 Delivery by emergency caesarean section
0.0
22784
3.8
22784
2.1
10 Incomplete abortion without complication
0.0
17851
3.0
17851
1.6
10828
2.1
5851
1.0
16679
1.5
12 Pneumonia, unspecified
8182
1.6
6296
1.1
14478
1.3
13 Acute lower respiratory infection, unspecified
6322
1.2
5416
0.9
11738
1.1
14 Other acute gastritis
4864
1.0
6048
1.0
10912
1.0
15 Essential (primary) hypertension
5088
1.0
5807
1.0
10895
1.0
All other causes
338523
66.2
356092
59.7
694615
62.6
Total
511127
100.0
595895
100.0
1107022
100.0
infectious origin
11 Tuberculosis of lung,without mention of

bacteriological or histological confirmation
102
4.26 LEADING CAUSES OF MORBIDITY BY GENDER,2009 (CONTD.)
Male
S.N.
morbidity
Number
Female
%
Number
Total
%
Number
0.0
58602
8.9
58602
4.9
30964
5.6
26111
4.0
57075
4.7
3 Viral infection, unspecified
27780
5.0
26368
4.0
54148
4.5
21921
4.0
23016
3.5
44937
3.7
25588
4.6
18135
2.8
43723
3.6
26683
4.8
13438
2.1
40121
3.3
10032
1.8
15250
2.3
25282
2.1
0.0
21686
3.3
21686
1.8
0.0
20730
3.2
20730
1.7
7893
1.4
8623
1.3
16516
1.4
5802
1.1
8291
1.3
14093
1.2
7971
1.4
5851
0.9
13822
1.1
5782
1.1
7506
1.1
13288
1.1
14 Severe Pneumonia
6962
1.3
5483
0.8
12445
1.0
0.0
11471
1.8
11471
1.0
All other causes
375610
67.9
384411
58.7
760021
62.9
Total
552988
100.0
654972
100.0
1207960
100.0
2 Diarrhoea and gastroenteritis

of presumed infectious origin
15 Delivery by caesarean section, unspecified
103
4.26 LEADING CAUSES OF MORBIDITY BY GENDER,2010 (CONCLD.)
S.N.
morbidity
Male
Number
Female
%
Number
Total
%
Number
0.0
70177
9.8
70177
5.3
2 Viral infection, unspecified
23897
4.0
26016
3.6
49913
3.8
30321
5.1
15924
2.2
46245
3.5
4 Diarrhoea and gastroenteritis of presumed
22060
3.7
23491
3.3
45551
3.5
21675
3.7
15476
2.2
37151
2.8
9581
1.6
17497
2.4
27078
2.1
11014
1.9
14804
2.1
25818
2.0
0.0
23159
3.2
23159
1.8
11208
1.9
9032
1.3
20240
1.5
0.0
19097
2.7
19097
1.5
8523
1.4
9929
1.4
18452
1.4
6565
1.1
9459
1.2
16024
1.2
9924
1.7
5760
0.8
15684
1.2
5532
1.0
8555
1.2
14087
1.1
15 Gastritis, unspecified
4968
0.8
6167
0.8
11135
0.8
All other causes
427292
72.1
444742
61.8
872034
66.5
Total
592560
100.0
719285
100.0
1311845
100.0
infectious origin

9 Acute upper respiratory infection, unspecified
Source:Department of Health Planning.
104
4.27 LEADING CAUSES OF MORTALITY BY GENDER,2008
S.N.
mortality
Male
Number
Female
%
Number
Total
%
Number
1 Septicaemia, unspecified
819
4.9
618
5.8
1437
5.2
849
5.1
268
2.5
1117
4.1
783
4.7
301
2.8
1084
4.0
548
3.3
239
2.2
787
2.9
5 Other preterm infants
388
2.3
347
3.2
735
2.7
6 Stroke, not specified as haemorrhage or infarction
441
2.6
269
2.5
710
2.6
7 HIV disease resulting in mycobacterial infection
489
2.9
198
1.9
687
2.5
8 Birth asphyxia, unspecified
365
2.2
301
2.8
666
2.4
9 Retrovirus infections, not elsewhere classified
403
2.4
216
2.0
619
2.3
10 Other and unspecified cirrhosis of liver
478
2.9
117
1.1
595
2.2
11 Intracerebral haemorrhage, unspecified
338
2.0
196
1.8
534
1.9
12 Heart failure, unspecified
227
1.4
189
1.8
416
1.5
13 Acute myocardial infarction, unspecified
215
1.3
174
1.6
389
1.4
14 Pneumonia, unspecified
216
1.3
169
1.6
385
1.4
15 Congestive heart failure
178
1.1
189
1.8
367
1.3
9935
59.6
6925
64.6
16860
61.6
16672
100.0
10716
100.0
27388
100.0

4 Plasmodium falciparum malaria with cerebral
complications
All other causes

Total
105
4.27 LEADING CAUSES OF MORTALITY BY GENDER,2009 (CONTD.)
S.N.
mortality
Male
Number
Female
%
Number
Total
%
Number
755
4.4
687
6.3
1442
5.1
726
4.2
367
3.3
1093
3.9
3 Unspecified injury of head
770
4.5
270
2.5
1040
3.7
600
3.5
258
2.4
858
3.0
491
2.8
268
2.4
759
2.7
398
2.3
288
2.6
686
2.4
491
2.8
156
1.4
647
2.3
483
2.8
104
1.0
587
2.1
271
1.6
297
2.7
568
2.0
306
1.8
243
2.2
549
1.9
304
1.8
175
1.6
479
1.7
12 Unspecified human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
337
2.0
140
1.3
477
1.7
13 Severe Pneumonia
247
1.4
211
1.9
458
1.6
288
1.7
136
1.2
424
1.5
15 Neonatal Jaundice, Unspecified
178
1.0
121
1.1
299
1.1
All other causes
10569
61.4
7271
66.1
17840
63.3
Total
17214
100.0
10992
100.0
28206
100.0
complications
106
4.27 LEADING CAUSES OF MORTALITY BY GENDER,2010 (CONCLD.)
S.N.
mortality
Male
Number
Female
%
Number
Total
%
Number
903
5.0
796
6.8
1699
5.7
2 Unspecified injury of head
879
4.9
260
2.2
1139
3.8
582
3.2
374
3.2
956
3.2
636
3.6
221
1.9
857
2.9
551
3.1
291
2.5
842
2.8
469
2.6
326
2.8
795
2.7
547
3.1
204
1.7
751
2.5
348
1.9
240
2.0
588
2.0
463
2.6
97
0.8
560
1.9
233
1.3
294
2.5
527
1.8
11 Acute myocardial infarction, unspecified
252
1.4
214
1.8
466
1.6
286
1.6
157
1.3
443
1.5
13 Congestive heart failure
179
1.0
246
2.1
425
1.4
14 Other low birth weight
235
1.3
170
1.5
405
1.4
15 Unspecified human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
273
1.5
121
1.0
394
1.3
All other causes
11104
61.9
7752
65.9
18856
63.5
Total
17940
100.0
11763
100.0
29703
100.0
complications
Source:Department of Health Planning.
107
4.28 DISTRIBUTION OF DISCHARGES AND DEATHS IN HOSPITALS BY AGE GROUP AND GENDER,2008
Age group
(in year)
Sex
Discharges and
Percentage
Deaths
Distribution
Deaths
Percentage
Fatality Rate per
Distribution
1,000 D&D
<1
T
M
F
95460
53349
42111
8.6
10.5
7.1
4054
2306
1748
14.8
13.8
16.3
42.5
43.2
41.5
1-4
T
M
F
93771
52254
41517
8.5
10.2
6.9
1654
875
779
6.0
5.2
7.3
17.6
16.7
18.8
5 - 14
T
M
F
121157
67084
54073
10.9
13.1
9.1
1486
810
676
5.4
4.9
6.3
12.3
12.1
12.5
15 - 24
T
M
F
158856
64833
94023
14.4
12.7
15.8
2046
1184
862
7.5
7.1
8.0
12.9
18.3
9.2
25 - 34
T
M
F
213067
73780
139287
19.2
14.4
23.4
4022
2681
1341
14.7
16.1
12.5
18.9
36.3
9.6
35 - 44
T
M
F
157078
65844
91234
14.2
12.9
15.3
4170
2870
1300
15.2
17.2
12.1
26.5
43.6
14.2
45 - 54
T
M
F
100472
51698
48774
9.1
10.1
8.2
3413
2238
1175
12.5
13.4
11.0
34.0
43.3
24.1
55 - 64
T
M
F
76203
38606
37597
6.9
7.6
6.3
2967
1888
1079
10.8
11.3
10.1
38.9
48.9
28.7
65 - 74
T
M
F
56720
27279
29441
5.1
5.3
4.9
2094
1127
967
7.7
6.8
9.0
36.9
41.3
32.8
75 & over
T
M
F
34238
16400
17838
3.1
3.2
3.0
1482
693
789
5.4
4.2
7.4
43.3
42.3
44.2
All ages
T
M
F
1107022
511127
595895
100.0
100.0
100.0
27388
16672
10716
100.0
100.0
100.0
24.7
32.6
18.0
108
4.28 DISTRIBUTION OF DISCHARGES AND DEATHS IN HOSPITALS BY AGE GROUP AND GENDER,2009 (CONTD.)
Age group
(in year)
Sex
Discharges and
Percentage
Deaths
Distribution
Deaths
Percentage
Fatality Rate per
Distribution
1,000 D&D
<1
T
M
F
105681
58982
46699
8.7
10.6
7.1
4815
2704
2111
17.1
15.7
19.2
45.6
45.8
45.2
1-4
T
M
F
98767
55272
43495
8.2
10.0
6.7
1328
739
589
4.7
4.3
5.4
13.4
13.4
13.5
5 - 14
T
M
F
149627
81162
68465
12.4
14.7
10.5
1727
915
812
6.1
5.3
7.4
11.5
11.3
11.9
15 - 24
T
M
F
182009
73793
108216
15.1
13.3
16.5
2198
1267
931
7.8
7.4
8.5
12.1
17.2
8.6
25 - 34
T
M
F
233517
78863
154654
19.3
14.3
23.6
3856
2538
1318
13.7
14.7
12.0
16.5
32.2
8.5
35 - 44
T
M
F
169451
69095
100356
14.0
12.5
15.3
4214
2923
1291
14.9
17.0
11.7
24.9
42.3
12.9
45 - 54
T
M
F
104256
53686
50570
8.6
9.7
7.7
3618
2463
1155
12.8
14.3
10.5
34.7
45.9
22.8
55 - 64
T
M
F
76997
39261
37736
6.4
7.1
5.8
2937
1828
1109
10.4
10.6
10.1
38.1
46.6
29.4
65 - 74
T
M
F
54220
26542
27678
4.5
4.8
4.2
2048
1113
935
7.3
6.5
8.5
37.8
41.9
33.8
75 & over
T
M
F
33435
16332
17103
2.8
3.0
2.6
1465
724
741
5.2
4.2
6.7
43.8
44.3
43.3
All ages
T
M
F
1207960
552988
654972
100.0
100.0
100.0
28206
17214
10992
100.0
100.0
100.0
23.4
31.1
16.8
109
4.28 DISTRIBUTION OF DISCHARGES AND DEATHS IN HOSPITALS BY AGE GROUP AND GENDER,2010 (CONCLD.)
Age group
(in year)
Sex
Discharges and
Percentage
Deaths
Distribution
Deaths
Percentage
Fatality Rate per
Distribution
1,000 D& D
<1
T
M
F
112607
62487
50120
8.6
10.5
7.0
4948
2785
2163
16.6
15.5
18.4
43.9
44.6
43.2
1-4
T
M
F
101531
56214
45317
7.7
9.5
6.3
1182
629
553
4.0
3.5
4.7
11.6
11.2
12.2
5 - 14
T
M
F
129695
72409
57286
9.9
12.2
7.9
1359
746
613
4.6
4.2
5.2
10.5
10.3
10.7
15 - 24
T
M
F
200619
78994
121625
15.3
13.3
16.9
2199
1267
932
7.4
7.1
7.9
11.0
16.0
7.7
25 - 34
T
M
F
263343
87464
175879
20.1
14.8
24.5
3969
2620
1349
13.4
14.6
11.5
15.1
30.0
7.7
35 - 44
T
M
F
190629
78001
112628
14.5
13.2
15.7
4612
3090
1522
15.5
17.2
12.9
24.2
39.6
13.5
45 - 54
T
M
F
118958
60573
58385
9.1
10.2
8.1
4081
2708
1373
13.7
15.1
11.7
34.3
44.7
23.5
55 - 64
T
M
F
91138
46060
45078
6.9
7.8
6.3
3195
1983
1212
10.8
11.1
10.3
35.1
43.1
26.9
65 - 74
T
M
F
63217
30521
32696
4.8
5.2
4.5
2368
1257
1111
8.0
7.0
9.4
37.5
41.2
34.0
75 & over
T
M
F
40108
19837
20271
3.1
3.3
2.8
1790
855
935
6.0
4.7
8.0
44.6
43.1
46.1
All ages
T
M
F
1311845
592560
719285
100.0
100.0
100.0
29703
17940
11763
100.0
100.0
100.0
22.6
30.3
16.4
Source : Department of Health Planning.
110
4.29 PERCENTAGE OF DELIVERIES BY MW,AMW AND TTBA
Percentage of Deliveries by MW
S.N.
Percentage of Deliveries by AMW Percentage of Deliveries by TTBA
Region and State

2008
2009
2010
2008
2009
2010
2008
2009
2010
Kachin State
42.7
51.2
50.9
9.6
10.6
10.6
7.5
8.8
7.9
Kayah State
56.6
61.8
62.4
11.8
10.8
10.9
1.9
2.7
3.1
Kayin State
65.6
64.6
65.3
15.9
16.9
16.5
12.4
12.5
13.1
Chin State
47.6
61.2
52.4
13.4
19.8
19.5
2.5
2.7
3.1
Sagaing Region
57.3
56.7
57.2
18.2
16.6
14.3
5.4
4.4
3.7
Tanintharyi Region
40.7
55.3
34.9
13.2
14.6
11.3
3.6
3.8
3.2
Bago Region
57.8
56.2
55.7
11.3
11.5
11.3
9.9
10.5
11.5
Magway Region
55.3
54.4
54.0
25.2
24.1
23.7
7.6
6.4
5.3
Mandalay Region
49.1
48.5
48.7
15.1
14.8
13.6
5.8
5.3
4.8
10
Mon State
57.6
55.7
55.2
6.9
7.4
5.3
6.4
5.9
5.1
11
Rakhine State
42.9
42.5
41.3
8.1
7.8
8.0
19.1
18.3
21.2
12
Yangon Region
33.5
35.3
34.4
5.6
5.7
5.4
6.9
5.9
5.2
13
Shan State
55.1
48.5
50.5
9.1
11.7
12.3
2.8
4.5
3.8
14
Ayeyarwady Region
49.8
49.4
51.1
12.5
12.9
13.1
11.5
12.7
13.6
Union
49.2
50.2
49.5
13.2
13.0
12.3
8.2
8.2
8.1
MW-Midwives
AMW-Auxiliary Midwives
TTBA-Trained Traditional Birth Attendant
111
4.30 AVERAGE NUMBER OF PRENATAL AND POSTNATAL VISITS PER PREGNANT MOTHER AND
ANTENATAL CARE COVERAGE BY MIDWIVES
S.N.
Region and State
Average Number of Prenatal

Visits per Pregnant Mother by
Midwives
Average Number of Postnatal

Visits per Pregnant Mother by
Midwives
Antenatal care coverage

by Midwives
2008
2009
2010
2008
2009
2010
2008
2009
2010
Kachin State
2.8
3.3
3.2
5.2
5.1
6.0
71.4
79.4
80.2
Kayah State
3.4
3.7
4.3
3.8
4.2
4.6
73.9
76.3
82.4
Kayin State
2.7
2.9
3.0
3.9
4.0
4.5
68.1
68.8
72.5
Chin State
3.6
3.7
3.7
4.4
4.0
4.1
55.7
56.1
58.8
Sagaing Region
3.6
3.9
4.0
6.1
6.8
7.3
63.9
68.9
69.0
Tanintharyi Region
2.9
3.0
3.2
6.7
6.3
6.8
79.6
87.2
83.3
Bago Region
3.3
3.3
3.4
5.6
6.1
6.0
69.5
71.1
74.5
Magway Region
3.9
3.9
4.0
5.4
5.7
6.5
67.9
69.6
71.1
Mandalay Region
3.4
3.4
3.6
6.3
6.5
7.4
69.2
73.6
72.8
10
Mon State
3.5
3.7
3.8
7.7
8.0
8.4
81.8
81.4
84.5
11
Rakhine State
2.7
2.9
2.8
4.5
4.3
4.8
69.2
66.6
78.0
12
Yangon Region
3.1
3.3
3.3
8.0
8.8
9.5
64.6
65.8
70.9
13
Shan State
3.1
3.1
3.2
4.5
4.9
5.2
57.8
63.8
65.2
14
Ayeyarwady Region
3.0
3.1
3.1
5.3
5.4
5.7
70.0
72.1
74.8
Union
3.2
3.3
3.4
5.8
6.0
6.5
68.2
70.6
73.0
112
4.31 PRIMARY HEALTH CARE AND BASIC HEALTH SERVICES
S.N.
Particular
Rural Health Services
1. Rural Health Centres
1373
1379
1404
1452
1456
1463
1473
1481
1504
1508
2. Health Assistants
1075
1081
1252
1767
1771
1778
1788
1796
1819
1823
3. Health Supervisor I
330
330
330
330
330
330
330
330
330
330
4. Lady Health Visitors
1122
1128
1152
1201
1205
1212
1222
1230
1253
1257
5. Midwives
6973
7010
7123
7368
7388
7423
7473
7513
7677
8090
740
770
890
1135
1155
1190
1240
1280
1444
1557
348
348
348
348
348
348
348
348
348
348
52
52
52
52
52
52
52
52
52
52
3. Health Supervisor I
140
140
140
140
140
140
140
140
140
140
307
307
307
307
307
307
307
307
307
307
5. Midwives
815
851
815
815
815
815
815
815
815
815
6. Health Supervisor II
104
104
104
104
104
104
104
104
104
104
71
84
84
86
86
86
86
86
86
86
172
189
189
191
191
191
191
191
191
191
45
49
49
49
49
49
49
49
49
49
141
152
153
157
157
157
157
157
157
157
5. Nurses
171
194
195
195
195
195
195
195
195
195
6. Midwives
269
327
331
335
335
335
335
335
335
335
1. School Health Teams
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
80
2. Doctors
98
98
98
98
98
98
98
98
98
98
3. Dental Surgeons
98
59
59
59
59
59
59
59
59
59
4. Dental Nurses
36
36
36
36
36
36
36
36
36
36
6. Health Supervisor II
2
Maternal & Child Health Centres

1. Maternal & Child Health Centres
2. Doctors
Urban Health Centres

1. Primary & Secondary Health Center
2. Doctors
3. Dental Surgeons
1990-91 1995-96 2000-01 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
School Health Services
Source: Department of Health.
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4.32 WHO STEPS CHRONIC DISEASE RISK FACTOR SURVEILLANCE, MYANMAR STEPS SURVEY, 2009
S.N.
1
Results for adults aged 15-64 years ( incl. 95% Cl)
Both Sexes
Males
Females
16.68%
33.61%
6.13%
(15.84, 17.54)
(31.9, 35.36)
(5.47, 6.86)
20.78
20.33
22.31
(20.40-21.16)
(19.96-20.70)
(21.25-23.37)
Step 1 Tobacco Use

Percentage who currently smoke tobacco daily
For those who smoke tobacco daily

Average age started smoking ( years)
Average years of smoking
Percentage smoking manufactured cigarettes
Mean number of manufactured cigarettes smoked per day

( by smokers of manufactured cigarettes)
Percentage who currently use smokeless tobacco daily
23.29
22.09
27.38
(22.58-23.99)
(21.28-22.89)
(25.97-28.78)
21.53
27.42
1.4
(19.35,23.88)
(24.7,30.31)
(0.53,3.67)
6.32
6.38
(5.63-7.01)
(5.69-7.08)
(0.70-3.29)
22.02%
37.73%
12.24%
(21.09,22.98)
(35.98,39.52)
(11.32,13.22)
80.94%
55.42%
96.84%
(78.91,82.82)
(52.37,58.43)
(95.12,97.97)
12.87%
31.17%
1.47%
(11.65,14.21)
(28.64,33.81)
(0.77,2.79)
31.44%
33.07%
9.90%
(27.92,35.19)
(29.22,37.16)
(5.80,16.37)
Step 1 Alcohol Consumption

Percentage of abstainers ( who did not drink alcohol in the last year)
Percentage of current drinkers ( who drank alcohol in the past 30

days)
For those who drank in the last 30 days
Percentage who drank alcohol on 4 or more days in the last week
Percentage of women who had 4 or more drinks on any day in the

last week
2.94%
(0.59,13.44)
Percentage of men who had 5 or more drinks on any day in the last
week
3
24.50%
(21.02,28.35)
Step 1 Fruit and Vegetable Consumption ( in a typical week)

Mean number of days fruit consumed
Mean number of servings of fruit consumed per day
Mean number of days vegetables consumed
Mean number of servings of vegetables consumed per day
Percentage who ate less than 5 of combined servings of fruit &

vegetables per day
4.25
4.12
4.33
(4.08,4.42)
(3.93,4.31)
(4.14,4.51)
1.13
1.13
1.14
(1.05,1.22)
(1.02,1.24)
(1.05,1.22)
5.65
5.66
5.65
(5.50,5.81)
(5.50,5.83)
(5.47,5.83)
1.45
1.51
1.41
(1.35,1.55)
(1.39,1.62)
(1.30,1.52)
90.29%
89.8%
90.6%
(88.37,91.92)
(87.45,91.75)
(88.65,92.24)
114
4.32 WHO STEPS CHRONIC DISEASE RISK FACTOR SURVEILLANCE, MYANMAR STEPS SURVEY, 2009 (CONCLD.)
S.N.
4
Results for adults aged 15-64 years ( incl. 95% Cl)
Males
Females
12.69%
10.44%
14.1%
(10.84,14.81)
(8.87,12.25)
(11.79,16.78)
57.06%
63.05%
53.33%
(52.47,61.52)
(59.08,66.84)
(47.89,58.69)
130
156
120
(50,260)
(60,300)
(43,240)
182
211
164
(165,199)
(194,228)
(148,182)
Step 1 Physical Activity

Percentage with low levels of activity ( defined as <600METminutes/week)
Percentage with high levels of activity ( defined as 3000 METminutes/week)
Median time spent in physical activity per day( minutes )
Mean time spent in physical activity per day ( minutes )
Both Sexes
Step 2 Physical Measurements

2
Mean body mass index - BMI ( kg/m )

2
Percentage who are overweight or obese ( BMI 25 kg/m )

2
Percentage who are obese (BMI 30 kg/m )
Average waist circumference ( cm )
Mean systolic blood pressure - SBP (mmHg), excluding those currently on

medication for raised BP
Mean diastolic blood pressure - DBP (mmHg), excluding those currently on
medication for raised BP
Percentage with raised BP ( SBP 140 and/or DBP 90 mmHg or
currently on medication for raised BP)
Percentage with raised BP ( SBP 160 and/or DBP 100 mmHg or

Summary of combined risk factors
.current daily smokers

.less than 5 servings of fruits vegetables per day
.low level of activity ( <600 MET- minutes)
&
Percentage with low risk (i.e none of the risk factors included above)
Percentage with raised risk ( at least three of the risk factors included
above), aged 15 to 24 years old
22.6
21.85
23.07
(22.27,22.93)
(21.45,22.25)
(22.72,23.42)
25.38%
17.74%
30.27%
(23.09,27.82)
(15.31,20.46)
(27.5,33.19)
6.8%
4.27%
8.37%
(5.63,8.19)
(2.92,6.20)
(7.04,9.93)
75.91
76.33
75.64
(75.23,76.59)
(75.57,77.09)
(74.86,76.42)
127.92
130.92
126.04
(126.56,129.28)
(129.54,132.30)
(124.5,127.59)
80.26
80.78
79.93
(79.44,81.07)
(79.87,81.69)
(79.03,80.83)
29.97%
30.99%
29.34%
(27.77,32.27)
(28.29,33.82)
(26.94,31.85)
14.51%
13.66%
15.04%
(13.06,16.08)
(12.06,15.43)
(13.33,16.92)
.overweight or obese (BM I 25 kg/m )

.raised BP(SBP 140 and/or DBP 90mm Hg or
2

4.30%
3.99%
4.49%
(3.46,5.33)
(3.08,5.16)
(3.55,5.69)
4.14%
5.80%
2.99%
(3.11,5.48)
(3.96,8.44)
(1.87,4.78)
16.07%
18.1%
14.88%
(14.46,17.82)
(15.88,20.56)
(12.95,17.06)
29.64%
31.22%
28.61%
(27,32.43)
(27.73,34.92)
(25.53,31.92)
Source: STEPS Survey (2009), Department of Health.
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Chart No. 5
SOWN ACREAGE AND PRODUCTION OF PADDY
Sown
Production
Production ('000 ton)
Sown Acreage('000)
34,500
34,500
32,200
32,200
29,900
29,900
27,600
27,600
25,300
25,300
23,000
23,000
20,700
20,700
18,400
18,400
16,100
16,100
13,800
13,800
11,500
11,500
9,200
9,200
6,900
6,900
4,600
4,600
2,300
2,300
2010-2011
2009-2010
2008-2009
2007-2008
2006-2007
2005-2006
2004-2005
2000-2001
1995-1996
0
1990-1991
117

Agriculture
Area Sown and Harvested and Production of Crops

Table 5.01 shows classification of area by land. Data on area sown, harvested, irrigated
and production of crops are shown in table 5.02 through 5.15. Data relating to the whole
country comprising are obtained from the Department of Settlement and Land Records and
Irrigation Department.
Gross area sown is the total area cultivated during the year, including areas under double
or triple cropping.
Net area is the total area utilized for cultivation, counting once for all land under
cropping.
Sown area is the area actually planted during the year while area not harvested is the
area which is destroyed either by flood or other catastrophes during the year, and the area which
plants are not matured for production.
Harvested area is the area which is obtained by subtracting area not harvested from area
sown.
Irrigated area is shown by type of irrigation as well as by type of crops sown.
Production data are actual yields from harvested area.
Sown Area of Annual and Perennial Crops Substituting for Opium Poppy in Border Area
Statistics shown in table 5.16 are received from the Department of Agriculture and the
office of the Work Committee for the Development of Border Area and National Races. The
data show sown acreage of annual crops and perennial crops substituting for opium poppy in
border areas.
Distribution of Fertilizers and Quality Seeds and Utilization of Pesticides
Table 5.17 and 5.18 show distribution of fertilizers and quality seeds respectively, in
cultivation of various crops, while table 5.19 provides information on utilization of pesticides to
the agriculturists by the government.
Agricultural Loans
Statistics on agricultural loans are obtained from the Myanma Agricultural Development
Bank.
Table 5.20 shows seasonal loans from the government by kind of crop while table 5.21
shows short-term and long-term lending to the farmers by kind of purpose.
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Agricultural Equipment
Table 5.22 shows equipment for plant production from the Department of Agriculture
and table 5.23 shows agricultural equipment from Settlement and Land Records Department.
Prices of Agricultural Produce at Harvest Time
Prices shown in table 5.24 at harvest time are collected from the Department of Agriculture, Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation, which obtains the data from its Region and State
offices. Prices of paddy, rubber, sugarcane, cotton and jute are market prices prevailing at
harvest time.
Distribution of Tractors
Table 5.25 shows distribution of tractors by stations from Agricultural Mechanization
Department.
Livestock and Fishery
Meat and Fish Supply in Yangon
Data on meat supply and statistics on chicken and duck are obtained from the Yangon
City Development Committee.
Data on fish production shown in the table 5.26 are obtained from the Department of
Fisheries.
Livestock Breeding and Production of Meat, Milk and Egg
Livestock breeding and production of meat, milk and egg data are compiled on the basis
of financial year ending 31 March. Livestock breeding data shown in the table 5.27 represent
opening stock existing at the beginning of each financial year. Production of meat, milk and
egg is shown in table 5.28.
Production of Feather and Leather (Private sector)
Feather and Leather production by the Livestock Breeding and Veterinary
Department .Production of Feather data shown in the table 5.29 and production of
Leather data shown in Table 5.30.
Production of Feed mill Plants
Production of feed mill Plants by raw feed and complete feed data shown in the
table 5.31 are obtained from the Livestock Feedstuff and Dairy Products Enterprise.
Production of Fish and Prawn
Production of fish and prawn by nature of catch are shown in the table 5.32 and by
Region and State in the table 5.33.
119
Fish and Prawn Ponds, Leased Fisheries

Statistics on fish and prawn ponds, leased fisheries and distribution of fingerlings
handled by the Department of Fisheries are shown in table 5.34 through 5.35.
Pearls and Shell Production
Statistics on pearls and shell production described in the table 5.36 are collected from
the Myanma Pearl Enterprise. The information relates to the Government undertaking and joint
venture enterprises.
Production of Honey and by- products and number of bee colonies
Production of honey and by- products data shown in the table 5.37 and number of
bee colonies data shown in the table 5.38 are collected from the Division of Apiculture.
Animal Health Services by the Livestock Breeding and Veterinary Department
Animal Health Services by the Livestock Breeding and Veterinary Department can be
divided by dosages of vaccination and dosages of treatment. Statistics on dosages of vaccination
and dosages of treatment for cattle, pig and fowl are shown in table 5.39.
Fishing Vessel (Off-shore), Fishing Vessel (In-shore) and Fishing Gear
Data on fishing vessel, off-shore and in-shore and fishing gear are shown in table 5.40
and include the three sectors (Public, Co-operative and Private). The data are mainly based on
the Licence numbers which registered in Department of Fisheries.
Artificial Insemination of cow by Region and State
Data on artificial insemination of cow by Region and State are shown in the table
5.41.
Number of Raising Crocodile by Size
Number of Raising crocodile by size data shown in the table 5.42 are obtained from
the Department of fisheries.
Animal Feed Requirements
Animal feed Requirements data shown in the table 5.43 are obtained from the
Livestock Breeding and Veterinary Department.
Production of Veterinary Medicine Plant
Production of Veterinary Medicine Plants by the Livestock feedstuff and Dairy
Products Enterprise are shown in table 5.44.
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5.01 AREA CLASSIFIED BY TYPE OF LAND
(Thousand acres)
S.N.
Year
Reserved
Current
Net Area
Occupied
Culturable
Other Wood
Forests
Fallows
Sown
Area
Waste Other
Land
Others
Total Area
Than Fallows
1990-1991
25062
4724
20127
24851
20625
54970
41678
167186
1995-1996
25503
3042
22017
25059
19697
54557
42370
167186
2000-2001
31910
1695
24486
26181
17804
48892
42399
167186
2004-2005
38009
1086
25984
27070
15855
44808
41444
167186
2005-2006
38813
910
26989
27899
15516
44055
40903
167186
2006-2007
40678
736
28118
28854
14758
41969
40927
167186
2007-2008
41404
653
28930
29583
14304
40891
41004
167186
2008-2009
41604
634
29351
29985
14011
40570
41016
167186
2009-2010
41752
597
29591
30188
13861
40166
41219
167186
10 2010-2011
44271
569
29703
30272
13333
38621
40689
167186
Note : Net area sown is exclusive of squatter.
Source : Settlement and Land Records Department.
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5.02 LAND UTILIZATION OF NET AREA SOWN
(Thousand Acres)
S.N.
Year
1990 - 1991
12582
5033
1008
1281
93
571
20568
1995 - 1996
13461
5971
1102
1496
100
524
22654
2000 - 2001
14358
7615
1265
2041
108
500
25887
2004 - 2005
14952
8536
1328
2614
118
658
28206
2005 - 2006
15329
9063
1347
2814
116
830
29499
2006 - 2007
15738
9649
1358
3341
117
963
31166
2007 - 2008
15869
10255
1393
4037
118
1005
32677
2008 - 2009
15905
10429
1397
4414
119
1068
33332
2009 - 2010
15986
10394
1399
4768
120
1049
33716
10
2010 - 2011
15997
10476
1403
4944
123
1028
33971
Note : Net area sown is inclusive

of squatter.
Paddy
Ya
Kaing
Garden
Dhani
Taungya
Net Area Sown
Source: Settlement and Land Records Department.
122
5.03 AREA SOWN, NOT HARVESTED AND HARVESTED
(Thousand acres)
Net Area
Area Sown More
Gross Area
Gross Area
Gross Area
Sown
Than Once
Sown
not harvested
Harvested
1990-1991
20568
4456
25024
2077
22947
1995-1996
22654
9183
31837
1986
29851
2000-2001
25887
12354 (r)
38241 (r)
1737 (r)
36504
2004-2005
28206
14867
43073
1780
41293
2005-2006
29499
16843
46342
2014
44328
2006-2007
31166
19255
50421
3411
47010
2007-2008
32677
21974
54651
5856
48795
2008-2009
33332
23405
56737
6896 (r)
49841 (r)
2009-2010
33716
24013
57729
7093 (r)
50636 (r)
10
2010-2011
33971
24263
58234
7038
50926
S.N.
Year
Note: Net area sown is inclusive of squatter.
123
5.04 AREA NOT AVAILABLE FOR CULTIVATION
(Thousand Acres)
S.N.
Year
Grazing
Cannals,
Grounds &
Reserviors
Cattle
Tanks and
Paths
Embankment
Residential
Area and
Town
Village
Road
Land
Railway
Others
Total
Land
1990-1991
871
327
300
903
555
41
38681
41678
1995-1996
833
429
370
938
597
47
39156
42370
2000 - 2001
781
496
391
975
617
52
39087
42399
2004 - 2005
762
590
438
976
626
53
37998
41443
2005 - 2006
760
598
441
998
632
53
37421
40903
2006 - 2007
756
605
450
1001
639
54
37422
40927
2007 - 2008
754
616
460
1005
643
56
37470
41004
2008 - 2009
755
618
461
1006
643
58
37475
41016
2009 - 2010
763
621
467
1007
645
60
37656
41219
10
2010 - 2011
761
622
477
1006
648
64
37111
40689
124
5.05 AREA SOWN BY TYPE OF PLANTING CLASSIFICATION
(Thousand Acres)
Double Cropped Area
ReS.N.
Year
Pre-
planted
Mid-
Area
Pre-
monsoon/ monsoon/ monsoon/
Area
Mid-
Winter
Winter
Total
Sown
Net
Mixed
Gross
Total
Cropped
More
Area
Cropped
Area
Harvested
Area
Than
Sown
Area
Sown
Area
monsoon
Twice
1 1990 - 1991
1487
338
1917
3743
28
20568
686
25024
22947
2 1995 - 1996
10
1525
1318
4715
7568
170
22654
1445
31837
29851
2000 - 2001
11
1416
1784
6030
9241
168
25887
2945
38241
36504
2004 - 2005
1442
3623
5570
10642
270
28206
3955
43073
41293
2005 - 2006
1489
4563
5796
11849
310
29499
4684
46342
44328
2006 - 2007
1937
4952
6105
12997
430
31166
5828
50421
47010
2007 - 2008
1689
4769
7323
13783
312
32677
7879
54651
48795
2008 - 2009
1807
5502
6643
13952
370
33332
9082
56737
49841
2009 - 2010
1695
6008
6491
14194
450
33716
9369
57729
50636
10 2010 - 2011
1713
6485
6124
14323
414
33971
9527
58234
50926
Note : Net area sown is inclusive

of squatter.
125
5.06 IRRIGABLE AND FLOOD PROTECTION AREAS
(Thousand Acres)
Irrigable Area
S.N.
Weir
Year
No.
Flood Protection
Tank
Area
No.
Total
Area
No.
Embankments
Area
No.
Drainage Work
Area
No.
Area
Total
No.
Area
1990 - 1991
108
966
67
682
175
1648
176
2666
142
479
318
3145
1995 - 1996
127
879
111
1080
238
1977
183
2753
150
508
333
3261
2000 - 2001
130
1160
143
1332
273
2492
188
3081
148
495
336
3576
2004 - 2005
152
1357
182
1590
334
2947
206
3037
189
603
395
3640
2005 - 2006
154
1411
198
1557
352
2968
208
2904
190
739
398
3643
2006 - 2007
159
1487
208
1785
367
3272
208
2904
190
739
398
3643
2007 - 2008
165
1493
216
1801
381
3294
214
2803
208
881
422
3684
2008 - 2009
167
1499
226
1793
393
3291
214
2803
208
880
422
3684
2009 - 2010
169
1473
235
1939
404
3412
215
2809
209
859
424
3668
10
2010 - 2011
173
1482
242
1909
415
3391
233
2815
209
860
442
3675
Source : Irrigation Department .
126
5.07 PROTECTION AREA FOR WEIR
(Thousand Acres)
Total
S.N.
Government
Private
Year
Protect Area
Net Area Sown
Protect Area
Net Area Sown
Protect Area
Net Area Sown
2001-2002
3089
2492
2700
2182
389
310
2002-2003
3092
2452
2700
2137
392
315
2003-2004
3099
2482
2705
2162
394
320
2004-2005
3109
2498
2712
2171
397
327
2005-2006
3112
2529
2712
2196
400
333
2006-2007
3114
2554
2712
2211
402
343
2007-2008
3115
2574
2711
2228
404
346
2008-2009
3116
2582
2712
2233
404
349
2009-2010
3117
2587
2712
2236
405
351
10
2010-2011
3117
2586
2712
2235
405
351
127
5.08 AREA OF SELECTED CROPS UNDER WEIR
(Thousand Acres)
Period
Total
Paddy
Wheat
Maize
Groundnut
Sesamum
Pulses
Sugarcane
Other
food
Crops
Cotton
Jute
Other
non-food
Crops
2001-2002
3653
2456
10
17
24
19
795
219
52
59
2002-2003
3564
2356
14
23
24
16
831
192
43
64
2003-2004
3706
2430
15
28
26
17
856
232
34
67
2004-2005
3771
2438
16
27
28
21
917
231
27
64
2005-2006
3884
2496
16
30
29
21
956
249
25
60
2006-2007
3931
2539
11
25
30
21
982
239
13
70
2007-2008
4142
2552
13
32
31
22
1080
345
62
2008-2009
4198
2568
15
32
34
20
1069
392
64
2009-2010
4233
2573
15
33
36
21
1088
402
62
10
2010-2011
4240
2572
16
35
22
1090
439
61
S.N.
128
5.09 AREA BY TYPE OF IRRIGATION
(Thousand acres)
Total
Government Irrigation
Private Irrigation
Other
Sources
Wells
S.N.
Year
Irrigated area
Acreage
Canals
Acreage
Tanks
%
Acreage
Canals
%
Acreage
Tanks
%
Acreage
Acreage
Acreage
1990-1991
2479 100.0
613
24.7
388 15.6
665
26.8
92
3.8
53
2.1
668
27.0
1995-1996
4341 100.0
685
15.8
350
8.0
608
14.0
94
2.2
99
2.3
2505
57.7
2000-2001
4720 100.0
888
18.8
528 11.2
597
12.6
46
1.0
220
4.7
2441
51.7
2004-2005
4762 100.0
969
20.3
671 14.1
638
13.4
72
1.5
260
5.5
2150
45.2
2005-2006
5278 100.0
1070
20.3
701 13.3
643
12.2
75
1.4
243
4.6
2545
48.2
2006-2007
5545 100.0
1053
19.0
719 13.0
660
12.0
96
1.7
297
5.3
2720
49.0
2007-2008
5561 100.0
980
17.6
675 12.1
651
11.7
128
2.3
359
6.5
2769
49.8
2008-2009
5621 100.0
984
17.5
685 12.2
656
11.7
109
1.9
341
6.1
2846
50.6
2009-2010
5755 100.0
995
17.3
648 11.2
672
11.7
108
1.9
373
6.5
2959
51.4
10 2010-2011
5663 100.0
978
17.3
580 10.2
634
11.2
101
1.8
380
6.7
2990
52.8
129
5.10 AREA OF CROPS UNDER IRRIGATION

(Thousand Acres)
Total
S.N.
Year
Irrigated
Other
Paddy
Wheat
Maize
Groundnut
Sesamum
Pulses
Sugarcane
Area
Food
Other
Cotton
Jute
Crops
non-food
Crops
1990 - 1991
2871.05
2147.53
43.48
9.90
7.95
174.64
77.89
20.97
269.64
34.50 67.88
16.67
1995 - 1996
5292.20
4365.24
42.61
13.66
13.40
264.32
102.35
15.72
313.63
42.21 99.61
19.45
2000 - 2001
6021.28
4608.61
63.15
29.89
41.41
232.19
290.49
19.79
570.11
39.57 94.60
31.47
2004 - 2005
6512.43
4643.52
92.75
93.44
54.48
246.46
397.09
24.91
816.76
42.03 60.29
40.70
2005 - 2006
7108.19
5188.05
130.68
92.28
58.04
188.24
381.26
25.30
901.38
31.08 44.76
67.12
2006 - 2007
7332.29
5424.72
68.90
87.31
53.79
186.08
465.17
25.67
910.42
35.67 25.38
49.18
2007 - 2008
7122.57
5453.48
79.35
89.41
58.67
194.04
223.98
25.13
913.78
31.79 12.72
40.22
2008 - 2009
7020.55
5323.18
78.14
94.56
61.44
176.83
236.13
24.92
943.99
31.51
6.12
43.73
2009 - 2010
7337.02
5545.69
84.37
103.87
66.57
184.48
260.68
25.93
968.18
26.90
6.85
63.50
10 2010 - 2011
(p)
7249.47
5402.30
88.02
115.33
72.06
178.61
274.03
26.68
1002.82
20.37
6.12
63.13
130
5.11 SOWN ACREAGE, HARVESTED ACREAGE AND PRODUCTION
OF SELECTED CROPS
(In Thousand)
S.N.
Crop
Classification
Unit 1990-91 1995-96 2000-01
2004-05
2005-06 2006-07 2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
CEREALS
1
Paddy
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
12220
11762
13748.3
15166
14907
17669.6
15713
15573
20986.9
16946
18259
20076
16822
18246
19952
24360.9 27245.8 30435.0
19990
19796
30954.1
20001
19933
19885
19960
19912
19796
32058.5 32165.8 32065.1
Wheat
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
370
337
121.5
229
225
76.7
198
198
92.1
266
266
150.0
277
277
156.2
227
227
140.2
243
243
155.3
246
246
170.4
256
256
179.2
251
251
181.0
Maize (a)
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
348
309
184.1
413
399
270.4
537
520
358.9
724
723
771.1
793
789
903.5
808
808
1015.8
854
853
1128.1
878
877
1184.7
897
897
1225.7
962
961
1354.4
Millet
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
445
415
124.4
569
561
147.2
619
618
166.2
567
567
177.7
626
626
208.7
590
590
204.9
504
504
187.8
511
511
190.0
553
553
209.9
546
545
212.6
937
937
513.3
951
950
529.3
OILSEEDS
1
Groundnut
(Rain)
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
747
709
196.8
607
579
206.2
624
615
241.6
737
736
335.1
798
797
379.3
839
839
414.7
889
889
453.8
908
908
477.8
Groundnut
(Winter)
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
622
599
267.8
696
693
377.2
834
833
477.9
953
953
596.1
1007
1007
643.6
1028
1028
673.2
1125
1125
748.4
1178
1178
806.4
1204
1217
1204
1217
827.2 840.8
Sesamum
(Early)
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
2532
1808
148.0
2459
1572
187.9
2763
2528
286.5
2933
2743
351.3
2474
2286
285.4
2697
2697
433.7
2763
2758
489.4
2876
2875
537.0
2948
2875
2943
2875
521.8 528.5
Sesamum
(Late)
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
739
646
64.4
694
662
110.9
545
536
89.3
563
563
122.6
648
648
153.1
681
681
179.8
778
778
211.7
810
810
228.7
920
920
268.3
881
879
258.9
Mustard
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
41
39
8.1
44
44
8.2
128
128
29.9
166
166
42.6
174
174
50.5
185
185
57.2
227
227
66.3
242
242
83.0
247
247
85.2
251
251
87.1
(a) Only for seeds.
131
OF SELECTED CROPS (CONTD.)
(In Thousand)
S.N.
Crop
Classification
Unit
1990-91 1995-96 2000-01 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
PULSES
1 Matpe
(Black gram)
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
362
337
98.7
1172
1170
365.4
1532
1510
523.3
1933
1933
899.1
2014
2014
1004.9
2219
2219
1181.9
2422
2422
1359.3
2441
2441
1423.2
2528
2528
1485.3
2607
2607
1578.3
2 Pedisein
(Green gram)
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
288
269
61.9
1137
1128
332.1
1834
1744
511.0
2034
2032
777.7
2345
2342
930.0
2485
2485
1038.1
2635
2634
1177.8
2567
2566
1220.0
2660
2660
1314.7
2771
2770
1338.1
3 Butter bean
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
112
110
46.3
108
102
34.1
129
127
49.4
133
133
57.4
142
142
62.0
161
161
70.0
162
162
73.0
164
164
78.1
158
158
76.9
163
163
82.8
4 Bocate
(Cow pea)
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
104
99
28.0
208
208
62.6
275
274
100.4
367
367
136.6
394
394
153.9
396
396
163.3
446
446
201.0
453
453
209.3
448
448
211.3
447
447
214.7
5 Sultani
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
13
13
4.0
21
20
5.4
27
27
9.1
26
26
10.8
28
28
11.6
29
29
12.5
30
30
13.3
30
30
13.9
31
31
14.5
32
32
15.5
6 Sultapya
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
117
110
29.1
119
118
29.4
170
170
55.8
164
164
70.9
207
207
90.0
205
205
94.7
220
220
103.4
228
228
108.3
228
228
109.1
242
242
115.9
7 Pelun
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
75
72
14.3
184
183
47.9
333
331
103.1
349
349
130.3
370
370
148.7
360
360
150.4
388
388
175.9
393
393
188.1
384
384
185.7
387
387
191.0
8 Pesingon
(Pigeon pea)
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
175
170
41.7
617
592
142.3
895
884
315.3
1366
1365
546.8
1319
1319
599.6
1400
1400
645.1
1455
1455
719.1
1511
1511
765.0
1523
1523
760.6
1565
1564
824.2
9 Peyin
(Rice bean)
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
29
24
6.0
36
34
8.2
89
88
25.9
91
89
31.2
95
94
33.4
100
98
35.5
111
110
41.9
120
119
49.3
123
121
51.6
128
127
53.5
132
(In Thousand)
S.N.
Crop
Classification
Unit
1990-91 1995-96 2000-01 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
PULSES
10
Pebyugale
(Duffin bean)
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
5
5
1.2
9
9
2.1
19
19
4.7
23
23
6.8
24
24
7.7
26
26
9.1
26
26
8.9
26
26
9.5
27
27
10.7
28
28
10.9
11
Pegyi
(Lablab bean)
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
189
178
40.0
189
179
44.5
219
217
63.0
234
234
78.7
245
245
90.6
245
245
93.2
266
266
109.4
271
271
123.8
282
282
126.8
285
285
132.3
12
Pegya
(Lima bean)
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
30
29
6.2
35
30
6.4
31
29
8.5
36
36
11.0
39
39
12.0
42
42
13.8
42
42
14.4
43
43
15.2
41
41
15.0
42
42
15.9
13
Sadawpe
(Garden pea)
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
70
63
13.6
90
89
23.7
98
98
30.5
112
112
43.4
110
110
45.3
130
130
55.9
135
135
59.8
124
124
57.5
126
126
60.9
136
136
67.2
14
Peyazar
(Lentil bean)
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
3
3
0.3
8
7
1.1
10
10
2.1
6
6
1.3
5
5
1.2
9
9
2.2
5
5
1.5
5
5
1.4
6
6
1.7
4
4
1.4
15
Penauk
Sown
(Krishna mung) Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
186
178
24.9
289
275
55.0
371
358
84.9
360
360
95.2
387
387
105.9
361
361
101.5
376
376
115.5
379
379
124.0
367
367
127.7
365
365
130.7
16
Gram
(Chick pea)
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
442
391
102.0
410
391
91.4
411
406
117.4
506
505
235.2
553
553
260.3
664
664
329.7
691
691
347.9
739
739
397.6
809
809
434.4
819
819
459.4
17
Peboke
(Soy bean)
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
81
78
25.4
177
177
64.7
282
282
108.5
359
359
157.8
385
385
185.9
389
389
200.8
391
391
213.6
411
411
240.0
422
422
253.7
418
418
254.5
133
(In Thousand)
S.N.
Crop
Classification
Unit
1990-91 1995-96 2000-01 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
SPICES AND
CONDIMENTS
1
Chillies
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
169
161
29.7
158
147
32.8
249
243
55.1
318
318
99.4
323
321
108.7
304
304
107.4
319
319
113.6
320
320
123.9
326
325
131.0
315
315
127.5
Onion
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
57
57
170.8
66
66
186.0
145
145
583.5
155
155
799.7
179
179
998.6
164
164
918.0
175
175
1012.9
170
170
1023.2
179
179
1091.8
179
179
1113.5
Garlic
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
26
25
36.7
29
29
38.6
46
46
80.9
59
59
140.7
60
60
146.2
65
65
161.0
71
71
197.3
64
64
178.1
70
70
197.6
72
72
206.0
TOBACCO AND
BETEL
1
Tobacco
(Virginia)
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
5
5
1.6
9
9
3.1
12
12
6.3
11
11
7.1
10
10
7.7
8
8
4.7
7
7
3.3
9
9
4.9
8
8
4.5
7
7
3.5
Tobacco
(Myanmar)
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
80
80
42.2
62
62
40.2
70
70
47.4
53
53
37.9
54
54
37.8
34
34
22.5
26
26
16.8
35
35
23.3
33
33
23.3
35
35
24.6
Betel nut
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
75
72
31.8
80
74
32.1
102
86
50.7
128
104
68.5
158
113
84.7
166
119
98.5
174
128
115.6
178
135
115.8
190
138
132.9
195
141
147.9
Betel leaves
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
6
6
33.8
8
8
50.4
10
10
70.5
18
17
126.4
19
19
148.0
22
21
163.4
24
22
181.9
26
25
197.9
27
26
209.5
28
28
220.8
134
(In Thousand)
S.N.
Crop
Classification
Unit
1990-91 1995-96 2000-01 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10
2010-11
BEVERAGES
1 Tea
Sown
Acre
Harvested Acre
Production Ton
145
142
35.9
154
148
52.4
181
166
63.0
196
179
75.6
204
183
79.0
211
188
83.2
216
190
87.0
222
193
90.2
230
195
92.6
234
196
94.5
2 Coffee
Sown
Acre
Harvested Acre
Production Ton
26
8
1.4
14
9
1.5
19
11
2.1
36
16
3.5
44
18
4.0
54
21
4.8
58
23
5.9
59
24
6.3
60
26
7.0
61
27
7.3
3 Sugarcane (b)
Sown
Acre
Harvested Acre
Production Ton
118
110
1930.7
165
157
3199.2
343
328
5800.5
361
345
7194.9
330
319
7073.0
369
357
8038.9
417
410
9677.7
408
400
9744.2
396
390
9562.0
374
371
9249.5
4 Toddy Palm (c)
Sown
Acre
Harvested Acre
Production Ton
43
40
203.5
45
43
213.7
60
60
271.6
67
67
371.7
67
67
377.5
68
68
364.9
67
67
370.4
67
67
397.3
67
67
403.9
68
68
415.0
1 Potato
Sown
Acre
Harvested Acre
Production Ton
36
36
134.2
48
48
184.2
72
72
313.6
86
86
449.3
86
86
470.7
90
90
508.4
91
91
521.3
93
93
548.5
94
94
554.4
96
96
563.6
2 Plantain
Sown
Acre
Harvested Acre
Production Bunch
3 Vegetables
Sown
Harvested
4 Fruits
Sown
Harvested
VEGETABLES
AND FRUITS
(b) Only for sugar production.

(c) Only for jaggery production.
116
114
51966
113
111
58186
125
122
92486
152
146
108712
160
152
135596
166
165
164
163
159037 157800
Acre
Acre
343
339
445
444
733
732
1036
1035
1094
1094
1132
1132
Acre
Acre
481
454
569
492
848
687
1123
899
1183
936
1260
1001
168
165
153978
179
169
168363
187
185
190163
1189
1189
1255
1255
1297
1297
1339
1339
1331
1017
1338
1044
1366
1102
1366
1111
135
OF SELECTED CROPS (CONCLD.)
(In Thousand)
S.N.
Crop
Classification
Unit
1990-91 1995-96
2000-01
2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
FIBRE
1 Cotton
(Wagyi)
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
108
104
15.9
124
119
16.8
110
110
15.7
104
104
15.9
97
97
15.3
97
97
15.8
96
96
16.1
94
94
15.9
94
94
16.1
92
92
15.8
2 Cotton
(Mahlaing5/6)
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
203
189
27.7
175
140
16.8
116
110
11.6
115
115
14.7
98
98
14.3
121
121
18.7
125
125
20.2
122
122
20.5
120
120
21.4
111
111
20.7
3 Cotton
(Long staple)
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
76
64
17.7
638
542
128.8
575
522
123.0
537
523
160.8
625
621
202.3
655
651
229.5
688
687
267.0
692
691
409.1
674
673
477.2
664
660
504.6
4 Jute
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
92
63
24.0
124
117
42.6
111
109
41.2
67
51
17.2
56
41
14.6
31
31
9.3
14
10
3.3
9
3
1.0
9
4
1.3
8
5
1.8
5 Kenaf
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
0.2
0.2
0.02
0.1
0.1
0.02
5.0
4.9
1.6
16
15
5.4
35
35
14.5
57
53
21.3
38
36
15.2
34
28
11.6
31
29
12.1
30
28
20.0
1 Rubber
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
191
97
14.3
259
120
25.3
446
153
35.1
503
225
51.5
558
267
63.2
728
304
72.0
940
342
87.2
1057
356
91.8
1144
412
110.3
1246
461
126.2
2 Coconut
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
No
3 Plants
(Medicinal)
Sown
Harvested
Acre
Acre
4 Fodder
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Bundle
5 Thanatphet
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Ton
6 Dhani
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Byits
MISCELLANEOUS
79
71
187499
4.8
4.3
542
534
460964
49
49
13.6
107
103
483032
80
76
200746
3.7
3.4
734
727
687588
53
53
15.3
109
105
494196
102
92
288519
7.2
7.2
122
116
428045
9.4
7.0
126
120
455177
10.0
9.0
130
124
485724
9.7
7.5
131
125
505014
12.3
8.8
131
126
420393
11.6
8.2
132
102
417171
11.8
8.1
963
993
1146
1046
1104
1111
1177
962
993
1146
1046
1104
1111
1177
1121554 1375450 1663618 1544151 1730841 1809726 1920382
57
56
30.2
125
116
550481
56
55
32.5
138
127
750035
55
55
32.9
139
130
793614
55
55
33.0
139
130
793797
55
54
31.4
140
130
806584
55
54
32.6
138
130
610590
55
54
33.2
140
123
724831
132
103
430855
12.1
10.8
1214
1214
2069114
55
55
33.3
143
132
793003
Source : Settlement and Land Records Department .
136
5.12 SOWN ACREAGE OF SELECTED CROPS BY REGION AND STATE
(Acre)
Cereals
S.N.
Region and State
1 Kachin State
2 Kayah State
3 Kayin State
4 Chin State
5 Sagaing Region
Year
Paddy
Oilseeds
Wheat
Maize
Pulses
Groun-
Groun-
Sesa-
Sesa-
Matpe
Pedisein
dnut
(Rain)
dnut
(Winter)
mum
(Early)
mum
(Late)
(Blackgram)
(Greengram)
2004-2005
413271
150
18036
5853
45278
1849
10537
128
1720
2005-2006
431549
167
20720
5946
49855
2024
12985
149
2077
2006-2007
531657
173
22741
5868
50321
2679
13608
164
2197
2007-2008
581735
187
25507
6614
60191
4213
18512
197
2329
2008-2009
620394
74
26490
6664
58802
5665
19020
203
2452
2009-2010
675703
69
27990
6789
58996
6044
19149
227
2510
2010-2011
660093
232
33304
4525
58760
5074
19717
254
2576
2004-2005
91286
192
16928
12572
1701
11299
975
1755
2005-2006
107676
16874
12369
2383
12249
1332
2276
2006-2007
110182
17467
12519
2384
12525
1422
2259
2007-2008
110154
18223
13159
2384
13239
1645
2794
2008-2009
111225
20715
13557
2469
13902
1700
2870
2009-2010
112109
15
20723
13710
2465
14995
1700
2925
2010-2011
112332
15
20747
13865
2667
16153
1758
2982
2004-2005
536644
6085
4323
20849
1514
19051
105
12992
2005-2006
604588
22541
4346
20717
1565
19194
79
30621
2006-2007
632934
23036
4872
21164
1628
19483
267
31001
2007-2008
646471
30891
5131
22498
1996
26182
144
37792
2008-2009
666366
39428
5442
25321
2376
30757
434
47698
2009-2010
670967
37664
5998
26329
2844
32444
1112
50235
2010-2011
679169
38895
6129
26562
3140
33341
1238
50476
2004-2005
111329
205
85200
1181
1671
6625
45
303
2005-2006
120262
210
90037
1228
2125
7161
75
381
2006-2007
129391
222
90181
1268
2161
7013
82
451
2007-2008
136095
215
90901
2999
2226
7321
20
82
546
2008-2009
137803
212
91443
1568
2294
7447
22
52
535
2009-2010
138569
216
91628
1828
2372
7515
22
12
594
2010-2011
138940
205
91719
1737
2431
7604
25
15
593
2004-2005
2018601
199117
137531
149795
330526
609865
270094
103320
368213
2005-2006
2017604
204514
180048
194001
347586
433898
297161
116557
480427
2006-2007
2396584
157778
179510
203446
370048
383983
368141
119487
527741
2007-2008
2283244
174239
191615
218381
399524
414679
395222
143395
556231
2008-2009
2265951
176508
195806
220695
416760
452979
402219
145428
505797
2009-2010
2275338
185398
192848
236123
422033
491866
485312
159169
513468
2010-2011
2292460
178618
196673
253290
423957
447612
452294
161691
529504
137
5.12 SOWN ACREAGE OF SELECTED CROPS BY REGION AND STATE (CONTD.)
(Acre)
Cereals
S.N.
Region and State
7 Bago Region
8 Magway Region
9 Mandalay Region
10 Mon State
Year
2004-2005
Paddy
Wheat
2005-2006
353747
410140
2006-2007
458393
2007-2008
2008-2009
Oilseeds
Maize
Pulses
Groun-
Groun-
Sesa-
Sesa-
Matpe
Pedisein
dnut
dnut
mum
mum
(Black-
(Green-
(Rain)
(Winter)
(Early)
(Late)
gram)
gram)
284
50
127
121
370
35
675
642
917
487
212
107
129
72
113
51
874
425
140
59
479206
237
86
57
1092
505
183
67
451975
220
86
44
1111
505
246
54
2009-2010
401537
222
20
50
1151
662
471
99
2010-2011
371751
210
24
45
1175
480
301
164
2004-2005
2862826
4322
35295
103021
99983
46405
796835
308503
2005-2006
3082052
5238
38287
109712
104878
48188
808098
332764
2006-2007
3369397
3934
43713
111470
113300
49766
949397
358086
2007-2008
3411569
3409
45798
116442
125039
54860
999670
381212
2008-2009
3456150
47122
126242
127273
54725
994286
381803
2009-2010
3516701
1967
1902
49696
137334
129990
56546
1029982
388400
2010-2011
3434396
1907
50291
139838
130633
56901
1078863
401271
2004-2005
738644
1538
85036
244074
125534
1164573
101466
17257
620871
2005-2006
816319
1606
85868
240547
133079
1088483
108720
19601
644365
2006-2007
1074229
1309
86351
250712
129180
1153887
96198
18686
642598
2007-2008
943728
1254
88442
256169
131401
1169630
114477
23531
649278
2008-2009
1025484
132171
1210010
118062
25772
649091
1021614
89393
90141
251592
2009-2010
1374
1392
256305
134081
1213301
121873
26041
673256
2010-2011
1053510
1511
91380
259969
136287
1216409
113478
30020
689990
2004-2005
876767
28394
42930
176622
120956
999829
77141
32135
180742
2005-2006
1063137
31909
42114
189209
131354
784419
123004
49914
258684
2006-2007
1244838
29275
45546
201588
125201
980652
94630
50972
272902
2007-2008
1212617
27860
44406
216543
134858
982031
117546
53970
297027
2008-2009
1135330
143338
1007615
127887
55976
297477
922297
46196
48125
222001
2009-2010
27815
27853
223225
149098
1029482
151571
68591
350877
2010-2011
964579
28144
47661
219766
151019
998438
150069
74247
404017
2004-2005
761750
12
3189
17246
1813
3534
7616
19931
2005-2006
932509
3306
18624
1838
3591
8338
23730
2006-2007
1105730
3380
18804
1888
3736
10274
24909
2007-2008
1047355
4013
24382
2084
9671
11121
28239
2008-2009
1017082
4742
26215
2850
14140
11687
27402
2009-2010
1016750
5017
26216
3170
13251
12471
30740
2010-2011
1007164
5049
26317
3196
13378
12734
30837
138
(Acre)
Cereals
S.N. Region and State
Year
Paddy
Wheat
Maize
Groundnut
(Rain)
Oilseeds
GrounSesadnut
mum
(Winter)
(Early)
Sesamum
(Late)
Pulses
Matpe
Pedisein
(Black(Greengram)
gram)
11 Rakhine State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
1019628
1118201
1226974
1237009
1239532
1237476
1237495
3
-
20
57
106
110
140
163
2235
2098
2288
2418
2476
2545
2573
65834
67273
71337
86916
95280
95247
97839
3153
3197
3522
3620
3787
3828
3894
653
669
717
798
1007
1036
1056
45857
43896
51135
55752
58629
61719
63082
3895
3846
4989
5171
5559
5979
6456
12 Yangon Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
1343891
1367065
1392319
1398974
1390996
1395278
1393260
15
-
95
16
241
1821
282
109
100
27
47
38
36
94
64
62
9621
8782
8332
9726
11518
11397
10610
5357
4855
4917
5106
4851
4859
4849
38489
41542
45440
47409
46279
47958
48647
299138
330983
351064
362372
351043
353938
359570
13 Shan State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
1266422
1387596
1498853
1545308
1557696
1548332
1541807
34441
35978
36616
36944
38381
38571
39947
289494
298625
316993
341828
351191
371080
425128
84424
88465
90998
99318
113344
117260
114412
10285
12453
13546
22962
26036
25801
27601
30043
32061
32873
34870
38343
39856
38078
2622
2636
3077
5861
6282
6819
7916
250
246
532
299
299
311
286
1245
1520
1510
1752
1999
2045
2620
14 Ayeyarwady
Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
4550766
4800663
4904271
4956055
4925028
5000031
4997884
2140
2327
1917
1927
2066
2071
2076
38237
30613
22431
16387
14308
13929
14408
17594
17707
17861
18140
18493
18641
19037
100554
103273
104447
111432
111798
112455
112742
1766
2017
2330
2792
2940
3790
3871
24563
25220
24503
27516
28670
25124
25344
890897
925851
972681
1086536
1102072
1120281
1135264
214442
233262
264987
310370
292729
285125
289463
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
16945572
18259361
20075752
19989520
20001012
19932702
19884840
266192
276719
227294
242626
246438
255591
250748
724190
792764
808488
853773
877549
896501
962295
737312
797677
838664
888805
907876
937221
950729
953446
1007251
1028446
1124999
1178288
1203874
1216675
2932987
2474432
2697154
2762606
2876298
2947832
2875277
563315
648042
680623
777921
809847
920368
880606
1933146
2014453
2219257
2422289
2441363
2528345
2606642
2033879
2345008
2484753
2635180
2566509
2660191
2770519
UNION TOTAL
139
(Acre)
S.N.
Region and State
Year
Bocatepe
(Cow Pea)
Sultani
Sultapya
Peyin
(Rice
bean)
Pulses
Pebyugale
(Duffin
bean)
Pegyi
(Lablab
bean)
Pegya
(Lima
bean)
Peyazar
(Lentil
bean)
Panauk
(Krishna
mung)
1 Kachin State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
183
211
258
258
258
258
283
2 Kayah State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
402
454
452
455
480
480
500
879
1070
1075
1193
1229
281
1309
258
300
260
280
300
300
300
2692
2794
2834
3219
3382
3447
3 Kayin State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
21432
25132
21417
23672
23949
29211
28505
10
-
6785
6815
6939
6944
7124
7475
7562
4710
4701
4835
4842
5053
5338
5506
311
320
402
452
474
566
516
4 Chin State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
274
328
387
357
394
405
506
9590
9797
10198
10586
10884
9539
10343
175
285
286
385
404
420
520
5 Sagaing Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
3017
2540
2702
3495
3605
3538
4308
143462
178873
183157
195434
203178
202640
215472
11146
11651
17240
20102
24831
27782
31609
2156
2785
3820
3222
3426
3553
3410
29484
36910
39427
45980
46683
49340
51363
3979
3726
7063
7480
6732
7295
7844
5114
4124
7217
3436
3040
3913
2827
9736
9679
11442
16257
16680
16407
16518
140
(Acre)
S.N.
Region and State
Year
Bocatepe
(Cow Pea)
Sultani
Sultapya
Peyin
(Rice
bean)
Pulses
Pebyugale
(Duffin
bean)
Pegyi
(Lablab
bean)
Pegya
(Lima
bean)
Peyazar
(Lentil
bean)
Panauk
(Krishna
mung)
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2
13
5
7 Bago Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
56160
54627
50870
54105
55488
55738
55363
4834
4982
5086
5175
5264
5237
5413
6752
7504
8740
8606
8491
9425
9678
24462
24583
26260
29035
29422
29543
29623
20568
22265
19870
20434
20614
23007
24760
8 Magway Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
6468
6660
6986
7349
7432
7576
7687
6876
6950
7002
7094
7138
6858
6988
1268
1416
1384
1385
1386
1372
1837
35803
35487
36022
37675
37847
38287
38683
122709
122531
119951
129266
132050
136785
137498
4120
4274
3640
3594
3762
3772
3786
206671
209345
202851
211012
214553
204379
207235
9 Mandalay Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
922
1146
1128
1257
537
708
712
7339
7777
8283
8252
8186
9445
9576
19493
26524
20288
23648
23576
24460
24515
20447
21175
22440
27678
30782
31402
30374
2191
2436
2576
2748
2837
2759
2806
37097
40004
37439
39369
39344
42494
42410
24870
27706
28003
27575
28864
29393
26613
41
50
50
50
-
114200
136998
118504
120853
119399
115490
108060
10 Mon State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
15824
17583
22016
19292
20236
19376
19394
141
(Acre)
Pulses
Pebyugale
(Duffin
bean)
Sultani
Sultapya
Year
Bocatepe
(Cow Pea)
11 Rakhine State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
93742
89726
103885
103775
110257
110784
111603
15
17
21
12 Yangon Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
5591
4562
2786
3180
2551
2455
2173
55
255
152
-
4382
3951
3531
3536
3476
3326
3268
13 Shan State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
10595
11122
11124
11487
11949
13197
13404
257
688
711
725
767
806
812
1881
2533
3064
3415
3754
3930
4054
1286
1359
1427
1551
1588
1633
1647
70
72
72
121
122
169
173
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
166100
194194
185749
232990
231335
221342
220406
4122
5276
6179
5785
5782
5770
5795
2199
4414
2107
2108
2109
2112
2120
13165
13592
13778
13677
13841
14129
13862
8656
8328
7868
7452
7696
7572
7614
UNION TOTAL
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
366915
394412
395676
446432
452661
448088
446854
26243
27780
29404
29801
29975
30848
32080
164223
206813
204829
220467
228140
228472
241824
90659
94716
100206
110829
119631
122610
127842
22523
24179
26317
25781
26121
27344
27536
233941
245439
245300
266249
270866
282296
285157
35972
38820
41942
42320
43214
41026
42206
6441
5533
8694
5037
4628
5546
4474
360084
386898
360865
376387
379322
367282
364643
S.N.
Region and State
Peyin
(Rice
bean)
Pegyi
(Lablab
bean)
Pegya
(Lima
bean)
Peyazar
(Lentil
bean)
Panauk
(Krishna
mung)
142
S.N.
Region and State
Year
Butter
Bean
Pelun
Pulses
Pesingon
Sadawpe
(Pigeon
(Garden
pea)
pea)
(Acre)
Spices and condiments
Gram
(Chick
pea)
Peboke
(Soy
bean)
Chillies
Onion
Garlic
1 Kachin State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
102
102
1150
1150
1179
1600
1000
1020
1027
4556
5314
5939
5722
6416
6700
8063
17
51
10
13612
14624
15320
16111
16121
16446
18493
1250
1292
1358
1612
1594
1858
1914
2947
2965
3133
3231
3245
3941
3568
2 Kayah State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
3694
3756
3790
3970
4273
4281
4355
10283
9370
9637
9686
9753
9793
10099
200
252
256
262
271
272
300
478
461
342
359
422
423
500
8431
9891
9952
10070
10607
10658
10965
3319
3782
3870
4445
4708
4942
5396
1693
2007
2107
2384
2957
3019
3050
2055
2125
2480
3031
3150
3128
3201
3 Kayin State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
11157
14444
11328
11634
12570
16171
19021
37
54
112
127
563
739
680
8486
8343
8356
7871
8687
8975
9092
1791
1787
1904
2006
2041
2093
2166
31
35
119
252
301
190
215
2
1
4
10
10
11
4 Chin State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
75
106
106
142
160
201
201
3043
3073
3427
3542
3587
3627
3605
3005
6420
3249
2849
5454
4257
2900
1454
1777
2014
2037
2011
2059
2064
2666
2857
2947
3053
3303
3384
3326
2348
2579
2810
2943
3025
3096
3196
1040
1272
1673
1619
1672
1692
1705
951
1164
1473
1523
1567
1612
1740
5 Sagaing Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
18309
24380
27706
30721
28056
29615
32392
33611
37089
43833
48483
47065
53435
54949
417727
445884
453948
490454
523825
514150
545446
53401
48295
63119
66898
54435
56048
61001
269144
287080
359622
360333
360766
368314
374446
29495
32534
32288
29934
33777
35221
32321
4339
3475
3469
3975
4154
4193
4325
34278
40619
33327
35431
31347
30935
30867
7927
8016
8005
10102
9276
9350
9568
143
S.N.
Region and State
Year
Butter
Bean
Pelun
Pulses
Pesingon Sadawpe
(Pigeon
(Garden
pea)
pea)
(Acre)
Gram
(Chick
pea)
Peboke
(Soy bean)
Chillies
Onion
Garlic
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
4093
1732
1171
1009
2227
2535
1486
590
267
84
90
110
95
72
67
9
1
1
-
7 Bago Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
11307
10319
11799
11971
12001
12020
12027
61137
58744
52242
58445
58976
60193
61259
14460
14503
16860
16610
16710
16809
16964
190
220
117
136
270
306
306
12711
19024
18770
21393
21949
25463
25901
29390
38842
36565
37004
38362
38434
38444
5583
5654
5887
6118
6272
6390
6388
2394
3861
2413
2844
2470
2602
2631
64
48
36
55
65
67
71
8 Magway Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
30984
31763
31632
32460
32730
32965
33614
82238
82615
81314
92136
93834
95392
96400
393653
375480
396302
410108
420670
428526
430146
23290
25428
28283
28805
28866
29025
30957
133235
142070
146945
169310
172865
194258
184011
11243
11162
10751
11956
12659
12573
12586
25871
26902
24716
25015
25446
25443
25577
42736
47084
44012
47293
46472
48567
49124
3066
3070
3392
3695
3698
3718
3729
9 Mandalay Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
63243
62951
73103
72524
77106
70616
72164
29213
38102
33935
33139
32615
29195
27753
450920
390309
446317
451418
459832
471714
482422
1087
1243
1117
1258
1420
1478
1514
83370
98176
131458
133011
176020
214219
227709
32397
33668
32078
31502
32321
32225
31171
152894
151335
133544
143220
141046
144597
133001
58438
66493
62449
66460
65155
72002
70772
2197
2274
2248
2317
2322
2402
2454
10 Mon State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
1011
4054
4062
3235
2668
1217
1220
14695
20377
22708
21714
23172
23151
23163
209
205
216
219
223
233
243
4730
4862
4880
4846
4052
4498
4508
2629
2790
2671
2698
2906
2864
3431
48
94
151
89
130
70
57
144
Year
Butter
Bean
Pelun
Pulses
Pesingon Sadawpe
(Pigeon
(Garden
pea)
pea)
(Acre)
Gram
(Chick
pea)
Peboke
(Soy bean)
Chillies
Onion
Garlic
11 Rakhine State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
463
1070
1142
1273
1305
1327
1404
2120
2832
2958
3234
3264
3367
3502
5
5
21
18
5
5
29362
32656
31790
33179
35091
34939
36163
2303
4446
3616
3383
3464
3437
3503
1092
1094
1133
1165
1269
1219
1392
12 Yangon Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
10
-
5450
5771
4663
4963
5202
5022
4719
14
76
182
66
5
5
4
5
33
-
87
36
41
-
1161
1221
1245
1174
1669
1377
1319
1
2
30
13
1
2
2
13 Shan State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
570
570
570
570
571
570
571
2174
2456
2454
2515
2805
2772
2691
66823
67708
64224
63828
65167
67590
67202
21694
22795
24021
24467
24990
24826
26010
1720
1694
1645
1740
1815
1765
1767
177400
186420
195581
199898
208766
217163
216512
6445
6067
6991
7318
7489
7554
7879
7050
8567
9843
11228
11419
11797
12455
38905
39616
43401
45712
39689
44342
46242
14 Ayeyarwady
Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
7641
7694
11862
10412
10782
10691
10849
97750
101328
98127
105492
105558
87072
86509
4704
4768
4893
4915
4877
4291
4284
5737
5071
5568
5570
5612
5654
6141
4842
4848
4980
4802
4819
4878
4897
40941
42282
40115
38840
42723
42714
40179
82345
84406
85125
86735
86612
88047
85954
3275
3556
2653
2668
2581
2605
2602
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
133150
141837
160840
162035
164074
157895
163038
348718
370557
360134
388315
393189
384275
387416
1365695
1319026
1400161
1455204
1511453
1522589
1564991
111609
110395
130434
135155
124291
126368
136356
505510
553386
663767
690986
738674
809376
819246
358791
385572
388869
391126
411378
422291
417597
318087
322654
304022
318826
320459
325535
314795
154537
179395
163760
175277
169564
178776
178897
59204
60374
65302
70835
64291
69789
71976
UNION TOTAL
145
(Acre)
Tobacco and Betel
Tobacco
Betel nut
(Myanmar)
Tea
Beverage
Coffee
Sugarcane
Year
Tobacco
(Virginia)
1 Kachin State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
887
917
959
916
896
910
920
538
550
935
947
960
962
963
8
8
42
42
42
44
44
1665
1842
1943
2018
2707
3159
3632
1604
1614
1791
1809
1973
2098
2102
9796
7846
10416
18803
16943
17404
13305
2 Kayah State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
242
251
251
271
321
300
300
87
87
89
90
91
91
91
180
219
202
216
240
242
247
6
10
10
10
12
12
20
596
658
743
1220
1531
1658
1678
3 Kayin State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
1719
1917
1982
2199
2288
2349
2362
13044
13107
13133
13235
13316
13456
13613
304
304
324
387
447
481
518
918
938
973
1010
1026
1042
1064
6923
7447
8120
9126
9472
9499
9590
7459
7485
7512
7305
7322
7661
7728
272
279
279
279
281
281
293
4 Chin State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2047
2153
2206
2329
2386
2486
2391
10
11
13
13
13
13
13
5533
10010
14952
17385
19433
20196
20400
1165
1175
1182
1251
1269
1277
1283
757
820
832
839
885
990
923
5 Sagaing Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
522
487
363
342
400
202
187
1536
1367
1089
1091
1096
1168
1241
1115
1127
1140
1167
1206
1211
1296
1694
1704
1726
1769
2020
2024
2035
8819
8952
9094
9583
8910
8978
9058
517
526
520
529
529
529
542
120894
127400
138524
165088
172380
165653
160397
20168
20168
20168
20168
20168
20168
20168
S.N.
Region and State
Betel leaves
Toddy
Palm
146
(Acre)
S.N.
Region and State
Year
Tobacco
(Virginia)
Tobacco and Betel

Betel nut
Tobacco
(Myanmar)
Betel leaves
Tea
Beverage
Coffee
Sugarcane
Toddy
Palm
Tanintharyi Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
37
17
17
16
50
17
17
52585
58730
63943
71217
74166
85262
90147
559
591
671
742
914
1137
1200
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
116
116
116
116
116
126
126
60
-
362
362
571
571
571
574
574
Bago Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
28
40
51
51
37
107
107
4616
4550
2885
3066
2780
2010
2292
2533
2533
2533
2539
2539
2539
2567
529
529
533
576
591
634
978
1282
1282
1352
1358
1358
1358
1358
65317
48740
51527
54743
50427
48793
46322
995
995
804
851
851
851
871
Magway Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
7379
6342
5072
4004
5261
5430
3896
5090
5463
3289
3550
3933
3641
3630
320
320
320
324
328
332
383
16
520
1027
259
259
429
429
569
569
569
16091
14464
20214
16857
18144
16739
14226
20863
21011
22362
20900
20900
20900
21528
Mandalay Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2447
2624
2281
1790
2219
1646
1709
28971
28937
14090
5060
13609
12637
13615
1844
1844
1844
1844
1844
1844
1844
2651
2934
3739
5358
5570
5588
5579
5857
6396
6543
7073
7094
7543
8423
8134
10614
16323
16729
16779
16813
16982
65968
55859
61416
61254
48398
44044
41275
22381
22381
22381
22381
22381
22381
22381
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
330
306
316
322
329
342
366
31159
52987
54386
54640
55225
55245
55641
2437
2487
2609
2695
2769
2846
3053
72
92
92
92
112
337
337
69
69
69
69
69
69
69
8618
5070
5069
5015
5017
5021
3847
474
474
474
474
474
474
476
10 Mon State
147
(Acre)
Year
Tobacco
(Virginia)
Tobacco and Betel

Betel nut
Tobacco
(Myanmar)
Betel leaves
Beverage
Coffee
Sugarcane
Tea
Toddy
Palm
11 Rakhine State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
4796
4970
5123
4564
4650
4613
4707
5875
5891
6218
6335
6658
6714
6736
728
805
835
854
1085
1126
1166
2170
2581
3655
3503
2659
2679
2461
12 Yangon Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
12
15
15
15
15
5
534
596
597
597
581
601
605
2007
2395
2446
2449
2534
2671
2672
12343
6165
9714
10500
8188
6566
5239
57
72
72
72
90
90
90
13 Shan State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
664
772
609
614
1030
1003
862
1429
1446
1473
1486
1370
1715
1789
114
116
118
119
124
130
135
509
512
568
571
572
587
587
173190
175515
176924
178731
182672
187789
190221
15010
20461
23039
24930
25490
26150
26421
51468
53577
60094
72361
77702
79764
78275
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
1616
1737
477
1161
905
870
872
18241
20360
21441
21465
21465
21626
21634
5898
6626
7776
8214
8612
8933
9096
75
75
75
75
75
75
75
304
255
268
291
311
339
387
1070
1244
1277
1338
1219
1364
1396
UNION TOTAL
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
11040
10265
8376
6801
8947
8388
6761
53328
54031
34172
26046
34628
33073
34507
127679
157939
166390
174208
178188
189694
195285
17824
19434
21791
24197
25724
26645
27558
196061
203756
210532
215903
221983
229577
234183
35750
44296
53759
57641
59230
60221
60795
361245
330262
369241
416559
408376
395653
374385
66642
66986
68388
67034
66935
67083
67777
148
(Acre)
Vegetables and Fruits
S.N.
Region and State
Fibre
Year
Potato
Plantain
Vegetables
Fruits
Cotton
(Wagyi)
Cotton
(Mahlaing 5/6)
Cotton
(Long
Staple)
Jute
1 Kachin State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
6503
6513
6722
7035
7262
7557
7480
9589
9615
11958
12806
14600
21308
26786
35605
36887
42932
52501
55987
55366
63909
29069
30133
50919
51157
63671
64141
64657
31
-
2 Kayah State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
1274
1321
1427
1462
1564
1564
1601
1926
1936
1941
2078
2238
2346
2479
18242
21036
22305
24450
25028
26435
30500
939
1744
1814
1814
1843
1850
1850
86
97
82
92
100
100
100
3
-
3 Kayin State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
3294
3392
3531
3670
3736
3782
4049
15476
15501
16319
17152
17817
18761
20074
37038
37953
38235
38645
39922
40159
40642
10
-
4 Chin State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
3566
3825
4362
4487
4531
4566
4905
3144
3172
3206
3299
3422
3488
3561
24755
22571
25603
30489
29962
30056
30299
14771
15504
15711
16802
17067
17245
17307
1474
1639
1652
1630
1617
1420
1214
5 Sagaing Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
6124
5842
6292
7334
7358
7389
7415
17570
18536
18614
19170
19172
19361
19403
201348
228129
215910
223976
222410
224419
231243
74406
90064
91214
91370
91409
100408
93138
9167
8883
7759
8895
7337
7605
5749
28163
23676
27715
27379
23618
22022
15690
86808
108899
122775
136854
142866
124925
119301
149
(Acre)
S.N.
Region and State
Fibre
Year
Potato
Plantain
Vegetables
Fruits
Cotton
(Wagyi)
Cotton
(Mahlaing 5/6)
Cotton
(Long
Staple)
Jute
Tanintharyi Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
1
-
6808
7344
7907
8649
9209
10763
10904
9358
9116
9631
10244
12090
12880
13149
184337
210233
239164
246678
246793
248295
248546
Bago Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
568
568
568
551
552
551
620
11800
11802
11867
12012
12114
13441
13761
88724
97940
101741
113297
121534
137376
141117
189451
190069
192117
193879
193879
193879
193921
16954
17026
17177
17236
17284
17310
17213
17336
19625
20099
20278
21242
21312
11025
13585
8975
2933
1150
307
944
996
Magway Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
4343
4056
4262
4287
4584
4797
4797
2564
2616
2625
2650
2650
2664
2669
95219
98817
98839
104224
111806
116354
118040
32163
32393
32407
32648
33077
33341
33373
72571
66174
67051
64361
63654
64308
64417
7535
7856
9823
13440
13516
13578
13646
238488
235059
240228
255428
259515
261706
267909
Mandalay Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
3524
3341
4294
3792
3656
4010
4138
7280
7186
7870
8102
6788
6671
7005
124175
106817
112636
103337
128515
126304
127027
48537
49852
53610
54938
54927
55501
56282
5259
4723
5445
5862
5780
5170
4446
77154
64335
81069
82069
82220
82251
80150
191844
259532
269817
272992
265595
263229
262675
8
5
5
-
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
1
-
5918
6031
6218
6265
6295
6360
6400
31151
34602
34373
34186
37585
38137
38961
94074
98094
100440
152983
153083
165775
165836
10 Mon State
150
(Acre)
S.N.
Region and State
Fibre
Year
Potato
Plantain
Vegetables
Fruits
Cotton
(Wagyi)
Cotton
(Mahlaing 5/6)
Cotton
(Long
Staple)
Jute
11 Rakhine State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
9489
9777
10043
9309
9386
9304
9392
5666
5788
6096
6414
6714
6962
7009
81739
87099
90331
90264
94953
96547
101152
46270
47104
54659
57513
58133
58237
59414
3
3
3
3
3
13
6
12 Yangon Region
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
6554
6982
6986
6986
6989
7010
7016
41412
49781
49917
51881
53306
57978
59908
89168
90492
90522
90616
78187
78452
78462
1073
369
34
124
81
42
32
13 Shan State
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
50617
50653
52330
52344
54291
54547
55259
12247
16881
17083
17364
17734
18016
18940
135750
140801
154614
162587
166826
174686
180096
70746
76183
83452
85427
89032
91674
94655
649
590
623
454
450
423
418
1943
1933
1989
2059
2071
2120
2076
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
37
20
50
25
25
25
25
57849
59265
60346
55666
56155
56553
56999
133067
144631
157235
170662
176835
181581
183057
212046
213395
215540
216330
216911
216933
217452
376
452
415
145
574
579
572
51959
46276
27956
12464
8805
7951
7419
UNION TOTAL
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
86046
85916
90351
90626
93209
94310
95632
152209
160546
166248
165131
167816
178725
186981
1036021
1093728
1132386
1189250
1254654
1296880
1338532
1123015
1183213
1259804
1330800
1337934
1365890
1365535
103951
96806
97435
96357
94058
94396
91828
115061
98193
120964
125064
121521
119794
111218
536795
625500
655323
687756
691863
673928
663564
66625
55625
30928
13738
9193
8937
8447
151
(Acre)
Miscellaneous
S.N.
Region and State
Year
Rubber
Coconut
Plants
(Medicinal)
Kachin State
Kayah State
Kayin State
Chin State
Sagaing Region
2004-2005
6621
774
765
2005-2006
7092
774
772
2006-2007
11528
2104
775
2007-2008
29747
2117
781
2008-2009
38386
2118
790
2009-2010
43377
2122
790
2010-2011
50047
2122
790
2004-2005
111
166
73
2005-2006
111
167
79
2006-2007
111
167
81
2007-2008
111
170
82
2008-2009
111
170
92
2009-2010
111
170
92
2010-2011
111
170
92
2004-2005
41911
1255
180
2005-2006
48437
1264
230
2006-2007
72159
1292
255
2007-2008
106703
1328
255
2008-2009
129148
1384
255
2009-2010
145696
1396
265
2010-2011
163344
1429
265
2004-2005
53
169
2005-2006
15
57
182
2006-2007
15
57
99
2007-2008
25
57
210
2008-2009
30
57
276
2009-2010
85
57
609
2010-2011
85
57
1605
2004-2005
33
8677
1635
2005-2006
457
8677
1635
2006-2007
2825
8723
911
2007-2008
4273
8741
1755
2008-2009
5457
8756
1799
2009-2010
6581
8759
1584
2010-2011
7549
8853
1519
152
(Acre)
Miscellaneous
S.N.
Region and State
Year
Rubber
Coconut
Plants
(Medicinal)
Tanintharyi Region
Bago Region
Magway Region
Mandalay Region
10 Mon State
2004-2005
108336
12391
43
2005-2006
119353
12699
43
2006-2007
141326
12774
43
2007-2008
172734
12785
114
2008-2009
202743
12785
74
2009-2010
219296
12785
74
2010-2011
238357
12785
124
2004-2005
50458
6104
105
2005-2006
51931
6106
105
2006-2007
57822
6108
105
2007-2008
70758
6690
105
2008-2009
78477
6690
105
2009-2010
88231
6692
105
2010-2011
94393
6842
105
2004-2005
2373
295
2005-2006
2375
315
2006-2007
20
2382
323
2007-2008
42
2416
337
2008-2009
80
2416
337
2009-2010
80
2459
337
2010-2011
80
2459
339
2004-2005
1609
2575
2005-2006
1613
2820
2006-2007
66
1625
2847
2007-2008
203
1667
4392
2008-2009
303
1667
4504
2009-2010
381
1681
4478
2010-2011
381
1719
3478
2004-2005
245805
10538
256
2005-2006
268243
10587
256
2006-2007
311251
10625
267
2007-2008
379765
10632
267
2008-2009
407879
10652
267
2009-2010
2010-2011
423692
451725
10670
10689
267
267
153
5.12 SOWN ACREAGE OF SELECTED CROPS BY REGION AND STATE (CONCLD.)
(Acre)
Miscellaneous
S.N.
Region and State
Year
Rubber
Coconut
Plants
(Medicinal)
11 Rakhine State
12 Yangon Region
13 Shan State
UNION TOTAL
2004-2005
7920
12921
2005-2006
8274
12963
2006-2007
14175
13004
2007-2008
22228
13348
2008-2009
29107
13397
2009-2010
31380
13399
2010-2011
32891
13409
67
2004-2005
29662
8339
2904
2005-2006
31586
9667
3460
2006-2007
33132
9667
3475
2007-2008
34962
9667
3476
2008-2009
32780
9269
2515
2009-2010
34672
9289
2516
2010-2011
38052
9294
2816
2004-2005
9486
495
421
2005-2006
20578
784
439
2006-2007
76535
806
439
2007-2008
106197
811
441
2008-2009
116773
826
514
2009-2010
131080
832
606
2010-2011
149019
837
546
2004-2005
2310
56569
29
2005-2006
2486
58027
19
2006-2007
7364
60355
29
2007-2008
12000
60400
45
2008-2009
16139
60400
50
2009-2010
19050
61479
54
2010-2011
20228
61568
54
2004-2005
502653
122264
9451
2005-2006
558565
125760
10356
2006-2007
728329
129689
9650
2007-2008
939748
130829
12261
2008-2009
1057413
130587
11579
2009-2010
1143712
131790
11778
2010-2011
1246262
132233
12067
154
5.13 SOWN AREA, HARVESTED AREA AND PRODUCTION OF FRUITS
( In Thousands )
Crop
Unit
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
1. Mango
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Numbers
90
87
1201586
98
92
1058044
135
117
1222470
170
154
1530726
175
161
1833592
2. Lemon
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Numbers
18
17
260264
22
19
273738
31
29
439327
38
34
629961
39
35
638205
3. Orange
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Viss
11
9
32813
11
10
32418
18
15
84819
30
21
151222
31
22
164093
4. Pomelo and Sweet Lime

Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Numbers
9
8
45259
9
7
44452
11
10
49706
14
12
66860
14
12
64276
5. Durian
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Numbers
14
13
24614
13
12
25965
15
14
30568
18
16
38849
17
16
38709
6. Pineapple
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Numbers
31
30
150941
33
29
155372
36
34
143698
43
41
194280
44
42
201332
7. Custard apple
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Numbers
6
6
42114
7
7
45808
7
7
65746
9
9
82591
9
9
84051
8. Lichee
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Numbers
1
1
83443
1
1
74835
4
2
190278
14
11
380234
14
11
1041676
9. Grapes
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Viss
1
1
2766
1
1
2747
2
2
4814
3
3
7976
3
3
8106
10. Apple
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Viss
2
1
624
5
1
534
4
3
890
4
3
2911
5
3
3033
155
5.13 SOWN AREA, HARVESTED AREA AND PRODUCTION OF FRUITS (CONTD.)
( In Thousands )
Crop
Unit
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-2010
2010-11
1. Mango
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Numbers
188
168
1807183
191
174
1791071
193
171
1740421
196
177
1928941
197
173
2014702
2. Lemon
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Numbers
40
37
661861
41
38
645797
42
39
693795
43
41
750760
44
41
781294
3. Orange
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Viss
33
26
173506
34
26
175639
35
27
182267
35
27
182412
35
29
203643
4. Pomelo and Sweet Lime

Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Numbers
14
12
66324
14
13
69695
14
13
73968
15
14
79644
15
14
79086
5. Durian
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Numbers
18
16
39285
18
16
39541
18
16
40011
21
20
59588
21
20
57527
6. Pineapple
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Numbers
48
46
219300
48
46
219475
48
47
215108
52
51
242523
52
51
248827
7. Custard apple
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Numbers
10
9
88378
10
9
94171
10
9
96230
10
10
101299
10
10
115743
8. Lichee
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Numbers
13
10
422883
13
11
1048408
13
11
1052543
13
11
1040840
13
11
1056679
9. Grapes
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Viss
4
3
8586
4
3
6391
4
3
6438
4
3
6450
4
2
4698
10. Apple
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Viss
5
3
3065
4
2
2836
4
2
2837
4
2
2847
4
2
2847
156
5.13 SOWN AREA, HARVESTED AREA AND PRODUCTION OF FRUITS (CONTD.)
( In Thousands )
Crop
Unit
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
11. Pear
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Viss
3
3
38820
5
5
38209
2
2
7386
2
2
9661
2
2
10046
12. Damson
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Viss
2
2
9035
2
2
8924
3
3
5405
4
3
7679
4
3
7410
13. Walnut
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Viss
*
*
425
*
*
354
*
*
878
5
2
7373
5
2
2161
14. Cashewnut
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Viss
19
8
757
52
25
2413
93
56
6602
193
102
12502
200
117
14845
15. Plums
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Viss
10
10
81858
13
13
81654
22
21
130625
40
40
199318
49
48
276966
16. Chestnut
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Viss
*
*
71
*
*
32
*
*
53
*
*
1146
*
*
176
17. Tamarind
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Viss
15
15
20134
15
15
20669
19
18
43238
43
39
66798
44
42
70918
18. Strawberry
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Viss
*
*
478
*
*
500
*
*
536
*
*
741
*
*
827
19. Others
Sown
Harvested
Acre
Acre
248
242
281
255
442
351
495
407
528
408
Total
Sown
Harvested
Acre
Acre
481
454
569
492
844.81
684.69
1125.37
899.64
1183.46
936.45
157
5.13 SOWN AREA, HARVESTED AREA AND PRODUCTION OF FRUITS (CONCLD.)
( In Thousands )
Crop
Unit
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
11. Pear
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Viss
2
2
10536
2
2
8464
3
2
10689
3
2
8430
3
2
9913
12. Damson
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Viss
4
3
8205
4
3
8421
4
3
8281
4
3
8652
4
3
8739
13. Walnut
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Viss
6
5
3511
6
5
3431
8
5
3734
8
6
4423
8
6
4432
14. Cashewnut
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Viss
205
121
18670
219
136
26123
209
135
22234
217
141
28373
218
143
31170
15. Plums
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Viss
53
50
282392
53
50
284195
53
51
288747
55
51
192492
54
50
196354
16. Chestnut
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Viss
*
*
198
*
*
180
*
*
198
*
*
198
*
*
203
17. Tamarind
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Viss
45
42
72451
45
43
74288
45
43
75525
46
44
75387
46
44
85015
18. Strawberry
Sown
Harvested
Production
Acre
Acre
Viss
*
*
834
*
*
845
*
*
865
*
*
876
*
*
876
19. Others
Sown
Harvested
Acre
Acre
573
446
624
439
634
467
639
499
635
509
Total
Sown
Harvested
Acre
Acre
1261.48
999.45
1330.49
1016.46
1337.63
1044.45
1365.70
1102.50
1365.53
1111.30
158
5.14 SOWN AREA, HERVESTED AREA AND PRODUCTION OF VEGETABLES
( In Thousands )
Crop
1. Cabbage
Sown
Harvested
Production
2. Cauliflower
Sown
Harvested
Production
3. Lettuce
Sown
Harvested
Production
4. Mustard ( Leaf )
Sown
Harvested
Production
5. Tomato
Sown
Harvested
Production
6. Carrot
Sown
Harvested
Production
7. Radish
Sown
Harvested
Production
8. Watermelon
Sown
Harvested
Production
9. Gourd
Sown
Harvested
Production
10. Asparagus
Sown
Harvested
Production
11. Others
Sown
Harvested
Total
Sown
Harvested
Unit
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05 2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
Acre
Acre
Viss
19
19
63009
24
24
83575
46
46
153870
55
55
209795
59
59
231158
65
65
256823
70
70
274811
70
70
275118
72
72
246238
75
75
277469
Acre
Acre
Viss
14
14
38104
17
17
47615
35
35
100064
53
53
183833
61
61
219222
57
57
197326
58
58
189995
60
60
192671
62
62
198230
66
66
210141
Acre
Acre
Viss
4
4
4968
4
4
5110
11
11
20998
16
16
28467
16
16
27120
17
17
31360
19
19
31884
21
21
34763
23
23
40409
24
24
43077
Acre
Acre
Viss
20.5
20.5
20690
22
22
30800
38
38
56768
68
68
112726
76
76
127753
80
80
139882
82
82
141400
84
84
145941
90
90
154579
95
95
171134
Acre
Acre
Viss
110
108
173405
150
149
195632
208
208
473331
229
229
590615
228
228
580834
232
232
625697
262
262
756651
272
272
790515
273
273
806997
277
277
810713
Acre
Acre
Viss
1
1
3489
6
6
11063
3
3
5146
7
7
16859
7
7
16239
8
8
20220
6
6
14321
6
6
15587
7
7
16871
6
6
12111
Acre
Acre
Viss
11
11
21349
15
15
31474
34
34
85634
40
40
114141
44
44
125703
46
46
132649
49
49
152559
52
52
166564
57
57
183639
56
56
180526
Acre
Acre
Viss
16
16
34744
12
12
33019
27
27
63640
42
42
126628
40
40
126506
40
40
119138
37
37
124802
42
42
140199
45
45
150119
47
47
151300
Acre
Acre
Viss
10
10
26657
12
12
33725
24
24
74344
39
39
102374
38
38
107302
38
38
107998
47
47
135549
49
49
133878
56
56
156986
55
55
153657
Acre
Acre
Viss
0.5
0.5
1034
2
2
3743
1
1
945
2
2
2387
1
1
929
1
1
812
1
1
936
1
1
863
1
1
1968
1
1
2012
Acre
Acre
137
135
181
181
303
303
486
485
524
524
548
548
558
558
597
597
611
611
637
637
Acre
Acre
343
339
445
444
730
730
1037
1036
1094
1094
1132
1132
1189
1189
1254
1254
1297
1297
1339
1339
159
5.15 YIELD PER HARVESTED ACRE OF SELECTED CROPS
S.N.
Crop
Unit
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06 2006-07 2007-08
2008-09
2009-10 2010-11
1 Paddy
46lb(basket)
57
58
66
70
71
73
76
78
79
79
2 Wheat
72lb(basket)
11
11
14
17
17
19
20
22
22
22
3 Maize
55lb(basket)
24
29
28
43
47
51
54
55
56
57
4 Groundnut
(a)Rain
(b)Winter
25lb(basket)
25lb(basket)
25
40
32
49
35
51
40
56
43
57
44
59
46
60
47
61
49
62
50
62
5 Sesamum
(a)Early
(b)Late
54lb(basket)
54lb(basket)
3
4
5
7
5
7
5
9
5
10
7
11
7
11
8
12
7
12
8
12
6 Cotton(lint)
(a)Wagyi
(b)Mahlaing 5/6
(c)Long Staple
Viss
Viss
Viss
95
91
172
87
75
148
89
65
147
95
79
191
98
90
203
101
96
219
104
101
242
106
105
368
106
111
441
107
116
476
7 Jute
Viss
237
226
236
208
220
190
203
219
222
217
8 Kenaf
Viss
63
111
206
225
257
253
259
255
255
263
9 Rubber
lb
329
471
513
512
530
531
571
577
600
613
10 Matpe(Black gram)
72lb(basket)
10
11
14
15
17
17
18
18
19
11 Pedisein(Green gram)
72lb(basket)
11
12
13
14
15
15
16
12 Bocate(Cow pea)
72lb(basket)
11
11
12
13
14
14
15
15
13 Peboke(Soy bean)
72lb(basket)
10
11
12
14
15
16
17
18
19
19
14 Pelun
72lb(basket)
10
11
12
13
14
15
15
15
15 Pesingon(Pigeon pea)
72lb(basket)
11
12
14
14
15
16
16
16
16 Peyin(Rice bean)
72lb(basket)
10
11
11
12
13
13
13
160
5.15 YIELD PER HARVESTED ACRE OF SELECTED CROPS (CONCLD.)
S.N.
Crop
Unit
1990-91 1995-96 2000-01 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
17 Sadawpe(Garden pea)
72lb(basket)
10
12
13
13
14
14
15
15
18 Peyazar(Lentil bean)
72lb(basket)
10
10
19 Penauk(Krishna mung)
72lb(basket)
10
10
11
11
20 Butter bean
69lb(basket)
14
11
13
14
14
14
15
15
16
16
21 Sultani
69lb(basket)
10
11
13
14
14
14
15
15
16
22 Sultapya
69lb(basket)
11
14
14
15
15
15
16
16
23 Gram(Chick pea)
69lb(basket)
15
15
16
16
17
17
18
24 Pebyugale(Duffin
bean)
69lb(basket)
10
11
11
12
13
13
25 Pegyi(Lablab bean)
69lb(basket)
10
12
12
13
15
15
15
26 Pegya(Lima bean)
69lb(basket)
10
11
11
11
12
12
27 Chillies
Viss
115
138
141
194
210
220
222
241
251
252
28 Onion
Viss
1873
1760
2508
3220
3464
3497
3596
3755
3800
2873
29 Garlic
Viss
905
838
1102
1479
1507
1534
1734
1724
1761
1781
30 Potato
Viss
2345
2397
2693
3249
3409
3501
3579
3662
3658
3667
31 Tobacco(dry)
(Virginia)
Viss
188
215
327
403
467
349
302
341
332
322
32 Tobacco(dry)
(Myanmar)
Viss
329
401
420
442
435
410
402
419
438
444
33 Sugarcane
long ton
18
20
18
20
22
23
24
24
25
25
34 Tapioca
Viss
2518
2432
2648
3166
3155
3172
3378
3345
3419
3345
35 Tea
Viss
158
220
237
263
268
276
285
291
296
300
36 Coffee
Viss
105
100
119
138
141
146
163
163
166
168
161
5.16 SOWN AREA OF ANNUAL AND PERENNIAL CROPS SUBSTITUTING
FOR OPIUM POPPY IN BORDER AREA
(Acre)
S.N.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Crop
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
Annual Crops
8822
490511
509879
1517235
1440518
1559394
1537679
1666911
2484754
2529955
Paddy
Wheat
Buck wheat
Maize
Groundnut
Sesamum
Sunflower
Oilseed
Soybean
Other pulses
Chillies
Onion
Garlic
Other Spices
Sugarcane
Potato
Vegetables
Others
4238
340
2269
325
n.a
n.a
505
205
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
250
514
176
344928
1455
52073
9435
2267
2767
4969
21921
5575
3583
878
4582
2642
2747
11412
14751
4526
278434
6206
9907
61784
12131
8482
503
18697
36114
23325
18755
12391
23150
-
852231
9181
10631
163167
46464
21821
8079
71693
93883
77541
69915
19481
73148
-
764866
6836
9408
158999
45686
32742
1879
101656
58601
113898
62273
21267
54376
8031
913536
5533
8969
163410
44838
32272
1800
100716
56925
105886
16788
42091
66630
874363
3762
5438
148490
71015
26947
13498
94205
90802
61162
19542
55763
72692
935732
7787
5777
177447
63880
30189
9782
105413
103506
62998
25385
75187
63828
1310814
8372
5395
251127
110246
42828
26249
152252
142381
135183
16976
7506
28595
8971
44427
33984
116731
42717
1316039
8301
5395
275111
97915
42913
21259
149669
155753
139435
20168
9862
32077
9184
52201
32621
119541
42511
Perennial Crops
1037
24742
66528
146025
187612
398389
605944
978188
1222762
1233571
423
334
6
n.a
204
1144
19262
123
85
132
570
1544
35769
180
102
-
4933
59720
8783
933
616
-
5497
60969
10989
1002
1876
-
5525
61995
11015
1025
1876
-
5844
62885
11080
1064
1876
-
5984
65492
11090
1078
1876
-
7793
84364
12199
1593
2123
-
7793
85572
12199
1593
2123
-
68
2
n.a
n.a
-
508
15
384
84
994
1441
2968
311
16833
8821
4671
1187
21639
43543
5047
1365
29975
70892
5050
1427
79036
231440
5055
1481
105233
411426
5075
1498
113230
772865
5102
2474
127506
979608
5102
2474
137107
979608
Coffee
Tea
Orange
Lemon / Lime
Walnut/Chestnut
Thanatphet
(Sebasten)
Pears
Cashewnut
Lychees
Plum
Da-Nyin(Soap Bark)
Mango
Banana
Rubber
Others
Source : Department of Agriculture.
162
5.17 DISTRIBUTION OF FERTILIZER
(Metric Ton)
Year
Urea
T-Super
Potash
Compound
Total
1990 - 1991
115324
31714
4527
151565
1995 - 1996
235397
99960
17514
16610
369481
2000 - 2001
239035
14633
9217
1286
264171
2004 - 2005
4993
1839
1714
2669
11215
2005 - 2006
5912
2092
1302
2456
11762
2006 - 2007
8953
863
316
3480
13612
2007 - 2008
6254
304
208
921
7687
2008 - 2009
6622
234
205
3509
10570
2009 - 2010
4770
208
140
1748
6866
2010 - 2011
(p)
4588
171
182
766
5707
Sources : 1. Department of Agriculture.

2. Department of Industrial Crops Development.
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5.18 DISTRIBUTION OF QUALITY SEEDS
S.N.
Particulars
1 Paddy
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Wheat
Maize
Sorghum
Pulses
1.Matpe
(Black gram)
2.Pedisein
(Green gram)
3.Butter bean
4.Gram
(Chick pea)
5.Pesingon
(Pigeon pea)
Groundnut
Sesamum
Sunflower
Nigar
Mustard
Cotton seeds
1.Wagyi Cotton
Unit
1990-91
1995-96
601
567
573
47
79
102
105
120
149
2798
10123
4354
3955
19442
1359
4342
60641
1655
10968
-
245
1668
34
390
1687
22
135
1390
40
370
1485
-
700
3850
300
Basket
4869
842
11692
1354
1283
385
1290
2400
Basket
3459
2648
3274
128
85
58
223
92
204
620
Basket
Basket
4244
6912
3091
1544
43
381
370
35
215
22
390
200
750
Basket
854
662
612
21
81
610
627
400
540
2520
Basket
Basket
Basket
Basket
Basket
11185
1694
5854
-
2897
5091
13389
575
-
202
660
20562
182
-
68
209
3556
-
2272
154
4023
8
-
769
124
361
-
249
398
610
220
15
45
252
165
200
20
105
899
650
145
-
70
1090
1110
1020
120
126
143
12
809
153
77
3534
3307
281
398
514
618
528
626
555
1353
891
5719
22630
2694
3078
18219
1500
1892
114
392
1624
1525
1270
450
79724
590
400
80044
486
772
97158
351
735
125171
179
750
135012
276
1680
4619
2814
1005
3341
2157
2347
1022
756
786
1129
1327
1287
1828
280
220
152
314
445
30
85
6993
26207
1070
1550
429
1000
81
4195
257
2947
243
2528
374
2478
470
1634
378
1500
312
4595
290
11025
127
225
43
Thousand
Basket
Basket
Basket
Basket
Thousand
Viss
2.Mahlaing Cotton Thousand
Viss
3.Long Staple
Thousand
Cotton
Viss
Jute seeds
Basket
Sugarcane
Ton
Rubber Sapling
Thousand
Nos.
Mulberry Sapling
Thousand
Nos.
Coffee Sapling
Thousand
Nos.
Tea Sapling
Thousand
Nos.
Vegetable Seeds
Pound
Food Trees Sapling Thousand
Nos.
Other Edible Crops Thousand
Sapling
Nos.
2000-01
2004-05 2005-06
2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10
2010-11
p.a
Sources: 1. Department of Agriculture.

2. Department of Industrial Crops Development .
164
5.19 PESTICIDES UTILIZED FOR PLANT PROTECTION BY CROP
S.N.
Crop
1 Paddy
2 Wheat
3 Maize
4 Groundnut
5 Sesamum
6 Sunflower
7 Pulses
8 Cotton
9 Jute
10 Sugarcane
11 Potato
12 Fruits and
Vegetables
13 Others
TOTAL
Unit
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
pound
105662
127670
8382
110
gallon
20232
71568
8388
15688
pound
2948
1615
gallon
202
822
pound
28442
gallon
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
27424
1331813
1342174
1352514
1359424
3653
15532
366830
413781
438680
600369
352
11839
11905
11968
222
78
220
3607
3634
3660
3716
1496
2579
14062
6482
6548
6614
6666
2364
521
555
607
550
3607
3651
3685
25976
pound
42544
15096
3358
37
540
61156
61774
62545
63294
gallon
5930
5163
837
733
371
726
11424
11539
11682
34160
pound
26195
990
48105
48414
48722
49060
gallon
1460
3682
240
333
289
330
7627
7678
30029
pound
8664
660
1499
57
31063
31548
32033
33154
gallon
300
3381
660
668
396
3199
3248
3296
25669
pound
20172
10890
490
375
6217
6283
6371
1986446
gallon
1549
12936
1242
11816
2346
12600
98392
132640
167086
547644
pound
22838
2860
19456
11911
5093
2406
1649
3298
5017
6664
gallon
9358
50175
4868
6537
3108
2177
1209
1007
862
1501
pound
638
gallon
2051
503
pound
27665
770
2185
126
238
1087
2483
957
gallon
716
752
74
12
72
69
269
pound
8400
16892
44
178
6239
6437
6658
1106908
gallon
37
1640
501
111
114
110
986
1014
1047
1098
pound
6750
9123
9198
1819
58687
60451 (r)
61840
723624
gallon
962
11748
192
555
143
550
15146
37650
15971
16600
pound
7546
4376
1190
88
834
21319 (r)
21848
22994
23672
gallon
1103
2134
222
117
220
6143
6406
6642
pound
308464
192438
39465
20337
8172
45819
1584719 (r) 1601701 (r) 1619696
5371837
gallon
43900
166868
17523
36788
11566
33414
11751 (r)
7581 (r)
6013
518001 (r)
621934
660122
1293673

165
5.20 AGRICULTURAL LOANS BY CROP
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
Crop
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
CEREALS
1173.33
6788.12
9524.87
23052.07
29365.34
38692.73
50423.71
58318.72
76769.69
157536.51
1. Paddy
1158.86
6605.71
9524.87
22986.56
29292.06
38555.19
50092.96
57917.72
76124.72
156494.46
2. Wheat
8.84
116.60
3. Maize
5.63
65.81
65.51
73.28
137.54
330.75
401.00
644.97
1042.05
279.04
1800.70
1526.25
2776.00
3363.40
3969.78
5630.44
6307.96
9731.06
17508.79
4. Groundnut
207.45
855.59
996.93
1492.88
1752.42
1962.23
2205.36
2599.60
3881.83
7101.94
5. Sesamum
60.54
850.89
524.83
1241.14
1562.13
1945.74
3360.32
3581.21
5665.10
10059.67
6. Sunflower
10.81
93.38
0.24
0.84
4.49
41.98
48.85
61.81
64.76
127.15
184.13
347.18
6.42
8. Chillies
3.93
9. Onion
2.05
10. Garlic
0.44
IV. TOBACCO
2.91
2.91
18.69
180.41
362.80
293.28
319.09
248.91
320.59
388.28
534.55
1405.39
18.69
180.41
362.80
293.28
319.09
248.91
320.59
388.28
534.55
1405.39
44.03
244.56
710.27
1260.82
1342.44
1964.38
3253.10
3955.11
6453.99
14229.20
13. Pulses
41.94
233.66
654.76
1260.14
1342.44
1964.38
3253.10
3955.11
6453.99
14229.20
14. Potato
0.24
15. Sugarcane
1.79
9.93
55.51
0.68
16. Jute
0.06
0.97
1524.42
9013.79
12124.19
27382.17
34390.27
44875.80
59627.84
68970.07
93489.29
190679.89
I.
II. OILSEEDS
7. Mustard
III. CONDIMENTS
11. Tobacco
V. FIBRES
12. Cotton
VI. OTHERS
GRAND TOTAL
Note : Maize is inclusive of Sorghum.
Source: Myanma Agricultural Development Bank.
166
5.21 SHORT TERM AND LONG TERM LOANS TO CULTIVATORS
S.N.
Particulars
Unit
1 DRAUGHT CATTLE
Townships
No.
Borrowers
No.
Heads
No.
Loans
(million)
Kyat
2 BULLOCK CARTS
Townships
No.
Borrowers
No.
Carts
Loans
3 PUMP SETS
Townships
Borrowers
Unit
Loans
4 POWER TILLERS
Townships
Borrowers
Unit
Loans
7 FLOWING WELL
Townships
Borrowers
Items
Loans
1995-96
183
177
16284
15800
16979
16857
66.00 134.90
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07 2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
176
8172
170
8115
No.
(million)
Kyat
8172
26.87
8115
63.55
No.
No.
No.
(million)
Kyat
46
181
175
2.04
130
7104
7104
267.70
6
26
26
2.04
10
34
34
9.79
7
25
25
7.28
9
49
49
24.88
14
113
113
52.11
5
53
53
18.46
12
73
73
37.97
No.
No.
No.
(million)
Kyat
20
83
83
36.13
156
2180
2180
1662.76
136
2474
2470
1911.61
197
5870
5870
6802.89
201
5111
5116
7008.01
138
678
678
1085.51
111
748
748
1179.03
5 FARM IMPLEMENT
(Grass mower)
Townships
No.
Borrowers
No.
Unit
No.
Loans
(million)
Kyat
6 SOLAR-SALT
PRODUCTION
Townships
Borrowers
Loans
1990-91
63
9639
9639
14.08
No.
No.
(million)
Kyat
3
534
22.19
3
540
24.43
2
178
72.95
3
159
75.00
3
205
99.99
3
233
159.73
1
175
35.00
1
86
50.00
No.
No.
No.
(million)
Kyat
32
142
142
68.57
150
2847
2847
4770.45
1
107
60.00
167
5.21 SHORT TERM AND LONG TERM LOANS TO CULTIVATORS (CONTD.)
S.N.
Particulars
8 ORCHIDS
Townships
Borrowers
Heads
Loans
9 COFFEE
Townships
Borrowers
Acre
Loans
10 GREEN TEA
Townships
Borrowers
Acre
Loans
11 THRESHER
Townships
Borrowers
Unit
Loans
Unit
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2006-07
No.
No.
No.
(million)
Kyat
No.
No.
No.
(million)
Kyat
5
245
1062
37.89
4
5
853
1043
2234
3059
82.41
83.99
No.
No.
No.
(million)
Kyat
6
1426
9217
48.58
5
4
675
198
4888
1532
24.44
8.41
No.
No.
No.
(million)
Kyat
--
12 SPECIAL PROJECT
Townships
No.
Borrowers
No.
Loans
(million)
Kyat
2005-06
--
1
*1
200.00
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
4
1095
3891
135.52
4
245
1634
13.52
1
1
2.50
6
12
12
23.50
5
9
9
45.00
7
21
21
57.42
9
26
26
51.72
1
*1
400.00
1
*1
700.00
1
*1
1000.00
1
*1
1000.00
1
*1
1000.00
13 SUGARCANE
Townships
No.
Borrowers
No.
4044
5522
5234
5221
2704
2630
1878
Acre
No.
32411
42950
35525
35525
21510
22200
15144
Loans
(million)
106.73
147.60
213.15
220.37
129.06
133.20
151.44
Kyat
14 OIL PALM
Townships
No.
Borrowers
No.
13
Items
No.
Loans
(million)
Kyat
3685.00
767.20
221.60
100.00
200.00
* Government to Government
168
5.21 SHORT TERM AND LONG TERM LOANS TO CULTIVATORS (CONCLD.)
S.N.
Particulars
Unit
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
15 GREEN TEA PROCESSING

Townships
No.
Borrowers
No.
176
481
909
1615
2667
2428
3573
Acre
No.
1465
4390
8600
15978
25527
31900
35310
Loans
(million)
Kyat
14.65
43.90
86.00
Townships
No.
60
55
42
75
Borrowers
No.
1696
387
351
787
Items
No.
1696
387
351
787
Loans
(million)
Kyat
111.17
100.89
238.96
Townships
No.
Borrowers
No.
39
18
14
14
14
14
18
Acre
No.
165
118
118
125
125
125
180
Loans
(million)
Kyat
2.48
1.77
1.77
1.87
No.
No.
No.
(million)
Kyat
1
684
1800
106.47
No.
No.
No.
(million)
Kyat
3
6
6
22.43
49
239
239
600.13
1
1
71.00
1
1
300.00
No.
No.
(million)
Kyat
8.43
5.05
(million)
Kyat
342.75
159.78
255.27
319.00
706.20
16 ENGINE
482.67
17 CITRONELLA GRASS
18 MAY YU RUBBER
PLANTATION
Townships
Borrowers
Acre
Loans
19 VEHICLE FOR
FARM USE
Townships
Borrowers
Acre
Loans
20 DKBA(RUBBER PLANTATION)
Townships
No.
Borrowers
No.
Acre
No.
Loans
(million)
Kyat
21 SPECIAL FUND
Townships
Borrowers
Loans
22 LIVESTOCK LOAN
Loans
TOTAL LOAN
(million) 117.42
Kyat
836.14
62.60 5711.83
3261.21
7945.18
9057.08
1.88
3010.25
1.88
2.70
3779.52
83
742
742
1847.23
8897.26
Source: Myanma Agricultural Development Bank.
169
5.22 EQUIPMENT FOR PLANT PRODUCTION ( UNION )
(Number)
Commodity
1990-1991 1995-1996 2000-2001 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011
1. Duster (Manual)
1088
1076
1078
1047
1044
1023
997
965
2. Duster (Power)
23
23
22
21
21
19
16
11
3. Sprayer (Manual)
513
108
9923
9838
9821
9266
8962
8831
8717
8474
4. Sprayer (Power)
42
95
559
547
547
543
543
515
493
478
5. Mist Blower Duster
413
407
403
401
401
387
362
353
6. Others
679
660
658
658
658
630
601
584
556
145
12685
12551
12529
11936
11629
11405
11186
10865
Total
Source : Department of Agriculture.
170
5.23 AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT
(Thousand Numbers)
S.N.
I.
Description
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
IMPLEMENTS
8920
9350
9952
10472
10573
10713
10843
10859
10942
10962
1. Ploughs
2634
2758
2873
2977
3018
3031
3073
3080
3093
3085
2. Harrows
2762
2834
2987
3110
3126
3158
3181
3161
3180
3182
3. Mamooties and Spades
3524
3758
4092
4385
4429
4524
4589
4618
4669
4695
536
601
771
858
875
895
907
904
959
967
1. Seed Drills (Harrow)
69
71
83
89
93
94
95
94
95
94
2. Seed Drills (Plough)
12
14
17
19
21
21
21
21
21
23
399
435
518
565
571
582
586
580
629
632
4. Water Pumps
46
72
142
174
179
186
194
198
203
207
5. Tractors
10
11
11
11
12
11
11
11
11
1638
1674
1759
1789
1795
1798
1807
1798
1768
1769
1638
1674
1759
1789
1795
1798
1807
1798
1768
1769
II. MACHINERIES
3. Rotary Harrows
III. VEHICLES
1. Carts
171
5.24 PRICES OF SELECTED CROPS AT HARVEST TIME
(Kyat per unit)
S.N.
Crop
Unit
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
1 Paddy
1.Ngasein
2.Medone
3.Emata
4.Ngakywe
5.Kauknyin
6.Summer
7.Monsoon
100 Basket
100 Basket
100 Basket
100 Basket
100 Basket
100 Basket
100 Basket
2 Wheat
Ton
4700
5000
4900
5200
4700
n.a
n.a
(a)
(a)
(a)
(a)
(a)
8000
9500
8500
10000
8000
n.a
n.a
(a)
(a)
(a)
(a)
(a)
32500
37500
34000
40000
40000
n.a
n.a
(b)
(b)
(b)
(b)
(b)
120000
165000
150000
175000
345000
n.a
n.a
(b)
(b)
(b)
(b)
(b)
230000
230000
230000
230000
n.a
n.a
n.a
(b)
(b)
(b)
(b)
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
348500 (b)
377000 (b)
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
n.a
329000 (b) 390000 (b) 351400 (b) 391428 (b)
350000 (b) 340000 (b) 398900 (b) 382000 (b)
12158
26444
110690
217777
266622
289333
560001
412223
357778
377223
3 Maize
1.Grain
Ton
2.Cobs
100cobs
3.Leaf sheath Ton
4482
53
8711
17363
350
12444
45014
710
36743
90618
2500
90221
116072
3300
139999
126255
4800
136888
234183
5600
186666
232146
3700
155556
218177
6350
311111
219928
8070
311111
4 Millet
Ton
3417
12318
22757
49352
87432
112000
168723
216775
240858
234839
5 Matpe
Ton
(Black gram)
12138
43556
166112
269111
395111
774667
590334
491556
863335
859446
6 Pedisein
Ton
(Green gram)
12064
35778
110384
295400
406528
625333
538223
644934
928668
958224
7 Butter bean Ton
9205
28985
68216
227246
260034
523965
473159
240232
503188
733680
8 Bocate
(Cow pea)
Ton
8594
25200
91859
237688
287155
326666
376756
370223
451112
613326
9 Sultani
Ton
6352
26336
62177
165565
245750
272696
346063
296232
397681
628985
10 Sultapya
Ton
9449
25538
77481
183420
285031
311652
332753
259710
366840
603826
11 Peboke
(Soy bean)
Ton
8318
26289
111548
233333
258844
261333
436707
493112
438139
583334
12 Gram
(Chick pea)
Ton
12836
41832
127549
245913
368463
423652
492150
483060
627524
600579
13 Pelun
Ton
8650
27706
86470
235822
290888
479111
450334
355912
606668
681335
14 Pesingon
Ton
(Pigeon pea)
15771
37402
114212
245155
269111
295555
450801
429023
713335
708868
Ton
9547
26444
61546
163955
241888
242667
300845
280000
431667
486112
16 Pebyugale Ton
(Duffin bean)
7487
24900
70548
205333
217507
211014
198029
308405
519420
577855
17 Pegyi
Ton
(Lablab bean)
11461
30949
99815
238933
341194
413913
438260
620512
929275
977970
15 Peyin
(Rice bean)
172
5.24 PRICES OF SELECTED CROPS AT HARVEST TIME (CONTD.)
(Kyat per unit)
S.N.
Crop
Unit 1990-91 1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
18 Sadawpe
(Garden pea)
Ton
15652
41231 188403
309866
473511
436489
575557
606668
715557
840001
19 Peyazar
(Lentil bean)
Ton
18667
32667 113293
321377
298666
311111
217778
642943
622223
637779
20 Penauk
Ton
(Krishna mung)
11277
30900
92472
200666
283111
420000
354667
338489
871113
863335
Ton
8236
28812
69494
185043
262956
308406
324637
291362
497669
724915
22 Groundnut
1.Rain
2.Winter
Ton
Ton
13315
16113
44280 100090
43700 130337
443520
443520
395136
407680
618240
654080
768769
798337
743681
697089
598529
582401
683201
688801
23 Sesamum
1.Early
2.Late
Ton
Ton
13234
13838
61402 125296
59918 143586
494459
513333
529781
574103
601481
630519
915913
1037039
937483
943705
989625
1060683
965898
1049483
24 Mustard
Ton
9394
54785
99744
334444
343777
427778
575555
592277
529861
597916
25 Sunflower
Ton
13794
40355 104857
329000
382200
513100
731990
678650
658000
686000
26 Cotton
1.Wagyi
2.Wagale
3.Mahlaing 5/6
4.Long staple
Ton
Ton
Ton
Ton
3422
7467
8089
40444
40444
49778
43555 (c)
43555 (c)
61185 (c) 311110 (c) 311110 (c) 622220 (c) 725924 (c)
622222 (c)
622222 (c)
622222 (c)
27 Jute (d)
1.Special grade
2.First grade
3.Second grade
4.Third grade
Ton
Ton
Ton
Ton
8711
7467
5600
3111
19911
17422
14933
12444
49778
46667
43555
37333
55999
49778
43555
37333
55999
49778
43555
37333
55999
49778
43555
37333
118222
105777
80889
74666
118222
105777
80889
74666
236444
217778
186667
149333
236444
217778
186667
149333
28 Kenaf
Ton
6222
62222
62222
62222
118222
118222
29 Other Fibres
Ton
6222
30 Rubber
Ton
31360
31 Sugarcane
Ton
686
1000
32 Toddy Palm
Ton
10354
55166
21 Pegya
(Lima bean)
145600 182448 (e) 851200 (e) 873600 (e) 1097600 (e) 1107456 (e) 1217978 (e)
2500 (f)
52053
7000 (f)
360887
7500 (f)
622220
13500 (f)
995552
13500 (f)
622220
13500 (f)
871111
1299200 (e) 1411200 (e)

13500 (f)
640889
18000 (f)
703111
173
5.24 PRICES OF SELECTED CROPS AT HARVEST TIME (CONCLD.)
(Kyat per unit)
S.N.
Crop
Unit
1990-91 1995-96
2000-01 2004-05
2005-06 2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
33 Tobacco (Myanmar)
Ton
27857
105777
273126
796441
855552 2177770 2488880
2099999
2488800
2333250
34 Tobacco (Virginia)
Ton
1556
64294
257204
404443
622220
622220 1368884
1524444
1555500
1555500
35 Betel nut
Ton
41844
186100
388255
731108
1095107 1711105 1785771
1835555
1431060
1530612
36 Betel leaves
Ton
29904
92201
458680
497776
622220 1088885 1287995
1347733
2099925
2224365
37 Chillies (Dry)
Ton
33426
186666
327628
746664
1175995 2488880 2504436
1777688
1572922
1561722
38 Chillies (Green)
Ton
14815
66092
86347
286221
398220
373332
342221
459200
316078
364609
39 Onion
Ton
6204
30875
47766
186666
404443
335999
472887
373955
365231
256346
40 Garlic
Ton
36089
84000
279250
410665
572442
416887
591109
458578
1275510
1804380
41 Potato
Ton
5158
24578
57565
161777
255110
261332
301777
184800
304878
357765
42 Coffee
Ton
74884
96444
435555
497776
808886
933330 1119996
1399999
2143750
2488800
43 Tea (Green)
Ton
20428
74666
244956
871108
640886
703109
703109
716625
790194
796416
44 Coconut
Each
19
64
150
210
220
250
312
350
400
45 Tapioca
Ton
1692
15375
15519
155555
174221
174221
186666
174222
174216
186660
46 Plantain
Bunch
43
146
402
1100
970
1400
1430
1766
3340
3700
31634
93333
146794
395109
591109
591109
304889
351543
379542
47 Thanatphet
Ton
48 Dhani
100 byits
81
337
700
7000
11200
11200
7000
7000
10500
11500
49 Fodder (Straw)
100bundle
50
520
700
8500
8500
9500
18000
19000
20000
30000
(a) Procurement price paid by State-owned Myanmar Agricultural Produce Trading.

(b) Average purchasing price for the whole Union.
(c) Procurement price paid by State-owned Myanma Cotton and Sericulture Enterprise.
(d) Procurement price paid by State-owned Myanma Jute Enterprise.
(e) Procurement price paid by State-owned Myanma Perennial Crops Enterprise.
(f) Procurement price paid by State-owned Myanma Sugarcane Enterprise.

2. Department of Industrial Crops Development .
174
5.25 DISTRIBUTION OF TRACTORS BY STATIONS
( Number)
A .T .S
Region and State
1. Mandalay
No.
Location
1995-96 2000-01 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
63 Amarapura
25
21
25
25
20
20
20
20
16
82 Kyaukpadaung
50
32
25
21
20
19
19
16
14
81 Kyaukse
25
43
25
20
19
19
18
18
18
47 Leiway
25
37
41
30
30
30
27
25
25
43 Madaya
30
31
21
20
20
20
20
20
16
66 Mahlaing
25
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
19
25 Meikhtila
20
23
25
25
20
20
20
20
20
25
24
25
30
25
26
25
23
20
64 Myittha
35
85
85
79
79
79
79
79
61
44 Nahtogyi
20
24
20
20
20
19
18
18
17
99 Nyaung-U
20
25
21
20
19
19
16
80 Patheingyi
30
28
25
32
20
20
20
20
20
67 Pyawbwe
25
18
29
20
21
19
19
19
14
84 Pyinmana
25
44
44
35
35
35
33
33
33
74 Sintgaing
25
21
25
20
14
17
16
16
16
23 Tada-Oo
20
20
20
20
20
20
19
18
12
68 Tatkone
25
27
33
20
20
22
20
20
20
26 Thazi
25
20
25
20
20
18
18
17
16
60 Wundwin
25
25
25
25
20
20
20
18
18
28 Yamethin
20
28
30
20
20
20
20
20
20
10
500
571
598
527
484
483
470
459
411
10 Aunglan
45
55
50
60
32
22
21
21
20
29 Magway
65
41
33
40
20
20
16
14
12
Minbu
40
30
26
20
20
18
15
15
12
Pakokku
45
30
30
27
25
25
16
15
13
46 Pwintphyu
30
30
27
32
25
20
20
20
16
69 Sinbyukyan
35
30
30
30
25
25
19
16
12
71 Taungdwingyi
40
40
53
35
35
39
36
36
31
Gant gaw
20
20
15
15
Myothit
15
15
15
300
256
284
279
212
184
152
143
120
Myingyan
Nga Zon
Total
2. Magway
Wheel Tractor
Total
175
5.25 DISTRIBUTION OF TRACTORS BY STATIONS(CONTD.)
(Number)
A .T .S
Region and State
3. Sagaing
No.
Location
Budalin
25
20
20
14
20
20
20
16
14
39
Chaung Oo
25
21
20
17
20
20
17
16
11
Kalay
50
27
30
37
26
26
26
20
17
40
Kanbalu
25
28
28
20
20
20
16
16
15
Kathar
35
44
46
39
31
31
29
29
26
Monywa
45
28
25
23
20
20
14
14
11
59
Myaung
20
20
20
20
20
20
16
16
13
42
Myinmu
20
17
15
15
20
20
20
18
16
Sagaing
25
27
20
20
20
18
18
16
15
22
Salingyi
20
18
17
15
20
20
19
19
17
Shwebo
30
25
30
24
22
22
22
22
22
61
Wetlet
25
22
20
20
20
20
18
17
17
21
Ye-Oo
30
38
40
35
25
25
25
22
18
41
Yinmabin
25
20
20
20
20
20
18
17
14
Tamu
20
15
15
15
15
15
12
Kawlin
400
355
371
334
319
317
293
281
245
90
Bamaw
25
20
20
27
26
25
25
21
93
Hopin
33
22
22
16
16
16
16
13
55
Moegaung
35
32
25
21
26
26
26
26
21
79
Myitkyina
Shweku
Moenyin
Putao
Taning
Waingmaw
65
-
35
-
34
8
-
28
10
-
25
17
-
24
17
6
-
26
17
6
-
26
17
10
6
15
10
24
16
10
6
15
8
100
125
109
101
111
115
116
151
134
Total
5. Shan
1995-96 2000-01 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
62
Total
4. Kachin
Wheel Tractor
92
Kengtung
22
21
19
24
24
24
24
18
85
Shwenyaung
40
52
45
39
42
42
33
35
41
65
Aungban
30
30
30
31
20
20
20
20
20
96
Kyaukme
30
31
25
25
25
25
25
25
56
Lashio
30
43
39
30
30
30
30
30
30
Tachileik
14
14
12
12
12
Kunlone
13
Minephyat
Minesat
Nantsan
--
23
27
15
15
15
10
10
100
177
226
202
178
178
167
164
164
Total
(Namsan station shifts to Aungban)
176
5.25 DISTRIBUTION OF TRACTORS BY STATIONS (CONTD.)
(Number)
A .T .S
Region and State
6. Kayah
7. Kayin
No.
86
Location
40
62
61
53
48
45
44
44
37
Total
40
62
61
53
48
45
44
44
37
Hpa-an
20
21
26
26
20
18
17
14
12
10
10
10
10
10
Total
20
21
36
36
30
28
27
23
21
54
Mawlamyine
30
37
29
28
16
26
20
21
18
88
Thaton
35
37
30
27
22
22
19
16
15
37
Beelin
35
44
52
45
25
25
21
21
18
83
Kyaikhto
20
22
31
23
20
20
19
19
17
Chaungsone
10
10
10
10
Ye
10
10
120
140
157
143
103
103
88
77
68
20
Total
9. Ayeyarwady
51
Pathein
30
36
30
22
20
19
19
18
16
33
Danubyu
26
25
24
20
20
20
20
20
19
15
Hinthada
32
30
30
30
30
29
16
14
17
Kyaungone
32
25
20
16
20
20
19
17
15
97
Laputta
19
Maubin
25
35
26
28
25
25
22
21
15
53
Mawlamyingunn
32
25
21
20
20
20
18
18
14
13
Myanaung
26
20
22
25
25
21
16
16
15
38
Myaungmya
51
16
18
15
20
20
19
15
13
52
Nyaungdon
26
29
27
25
20
20
15
15
17
57
Pantanaw
26
25
22
20
20
20
20
19
18
75
Pyapon
20
16
15
11
15
15
13
78
Wakema
37
30
22
25
20
20
20
20
18
17
Yegyi
27
32
27
29
20
20
16
15
11
49
Zalun
30
22
19
21
20
20
14
14
11
Eainme
15
15
15
15
15
15
11
Ingapu
15
15
15
14
13
15
15
Laymyaknar
15
14
10
10
11
10
400
370
369
355
331
328
286
281
249
Total
10. Rakhine
1995-96 2000-01 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
Loikaw
Kotkayeik
8. Mon
Wheel Tractor
72
Sittwe
30
42
35
35
31
31
31
31
27
89
Kyauktaw
30
32
38
38
34
34
34
34
26
60
74
73
73
65
70
70
70
58
Swalkyawphyu
Total
177
5.25 DISTRIBUTION OF TRACTORS BY STATIONS (CONCLD.)
(Number)
A .T .S
Region and State
No.
11. Bago
Location
Myohla
31
25
Oaktwin
31
25
25
25
25
25
18
Oakpho
30
26
18
22
20
19
18
18
11
27
Minhla
30
20
23
20
20
19
19
18
15
34
Ohn-hne
20
30
30
25
29
29
23
23
18
50
Waw
30
29
31
31
30
30
30
25
20
12
Nyaunglaybin
30
30
25
25
30
27
23
18
18
70
Kyauktaga
30
34
34
20
25
26
26
23
10
58
Paukkhaung
30
37
50
40
25
24
20
19
19
24
Daik U
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
30
28
30
Pyay
50
44
52
61
40
31
29
29
27
45
Nattalin
30
20
18
20
20
20
18
18
15
14
Tharyarwady
30
24
32
35
18
19
18
18
18
32
Gyobingauk
30
20
25
25
25
25
23
20
16
76
Moenyo
20
22
20
25
20
20
17
16
14
11
Taungoo
40
41
45
38
25
25
21
17
16
73
Tanatbin
30
26
30
25
25
25
23
22
20
31
Payagyi
50
37
24
26
25
25
19
17
12
48
Yedashay
40
54
51
39
30
30
30
30
25
87
Phyu
50
43
50
64
30
29
30
29
26
94
Thegone
29
49
35
31
29
26
26
26
600
596
699
656
523
507
468
441
372
45
45
45
25
-
31
45
68
28
-
27
31
57
20
10
-
31
22
32
18
10
-
26
20
29
15
8
-
18
20
31
10
5
-
18
19
31
14
5
-
17
18
31
9
5
50
16
17
31
9
5
50
160
172
145
113
98
84
87
130
128
Dawei
Myeik
Boatpyin
13
-
18
16
3
18
19
-
14
16
-
14
7
-
14
7
-
14
7
-
10
7
-
Total
13
37
37
30
21
21
21
17
Union
2800
2932
3165
2909
2532
2463
2289
2285
2024
35
77
18
36
Htauk kyant
Taikkyi
Thanlyin
Kawhmu
Htantabin
Mobine Station
Total
13. Tanintharyi
1995-96 2000-01 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
16
Total
12. Yangon
Wheel Tractor
91
95
Source : Agricultural Mechanization Department.
178
5.26 MEAT AND FISH SUPPLY IN YANGON
S.N.
Year
Number Slaughtered
Goat and
Pig
Cattle
Total
Meat Production (000.viss)

Mutton
Pork
Beef
Total
Sheep
Fish
Production
Chicken
Production
Duck
Production
(000.viss)
(000.viss)
(000.viss)
1990
135935
129198
30315
295448
954
6101
1819
8874
34278
4393
1228
1995
95179
138195
23412
256786
666
6527
1404
8597
60309
6394
849
2000
160230
163328
52887
376445
1119
7712
3173
12004
103995
11158
1039
2004
188480
254005
62829
505314
1884
12701
6285
20870
115960
12726
984
2005
178735
258239
56039
493013
1790
12912
5604
20306
132954
14282
974
2006
194392
295461
36198
526051
1944
14771
3620
20335
128245
12777
844
2007
188849
294151
37256
520256
1890
14707
3726
20323
137845
11599
363
2008
183374
262142
41790
487306
1833
13107
4179
19119
112776
11033
436
2009
273542
275926
62143
611611
2738
13797
6246
22781
133879
13906
580
10
2010
379515
382156
81090
842761
3795
19109
8108
31012
147587
15384
488
Sources : 1. Yangon City Development Committee.

2. Department of Fisheries.
179
5.27 LIVESTOCK BREEDING
(Thousand Numbers)
S.N.
Particulars
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01 2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
Cattle
9310
9862
10982
11944
12150
12393
12664
12964
13185
13609
Buffalo
2061
2203
2441
2651
2710
2773
2845
2927
2875
2977
Sheep & Goat
1354
1504
1807
2250
2437
2661
2922
3233
3609
4084
Pig
2278
2970
3974
5366
5786
6432
7092
7817
8496
9416
Fowl
23323
28452
47755
77116
84829
96847
110614
124993
138938
156407
Duck
3245
5014
6556
8591
9271
10239
11234
12368
12835
14051
Turkey, Geese,
717
855
902
1261
1439
1470
1405
1542
1567
1751
Muscovy Duck
and Bar-rock
Sources : 1. Department of Industrial Crops Development.
2. Prisons Department.
3. Office of the Ministry of Defence.
4. Livestock Feedstuff and Dairy Products Enterprise.
5. Co-operative Department.
180
5.28 PRODUCTION OF MEAT, MILK AND EGG
S.N.
Particulars
TOTAL MEAT
Unit
Thousand
1990-91
1995-96
105228
147663
28771
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
276820
560163
681920
779013
865654
30585
44079
70620
79553
90238
4064
4669
7119
11863
13328
23536
39878
73517
162043
41365
61269
132809
6585
10189
907
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
953466
1101663
1213699
98208
108967
128337
143499
15038
16637
18308
22745
25685
203153
228876
254337
288174
327477
358451
281030
345731
399846
447394
488592
565327
622112
17944
32124
37425
41939
45762
46151
54246
60118
1073
1352
2483
2730
3076
3316
3274
3531
3834
825127
1090468
2842395
3785967
4395990
4959273
5455873
6225861
7240075
7827636
727751
940179
2500684
3406996
3962561
4469769
4915673
5681255
6613051
7126154
97376
150289
341711
378971
433429
489504
540200
544606
627024
701482
316371
336024
452597
548266
601684
662498
735864
805151
897240
981664
316371
336024
452597
548266
601684
662498
735864
805151
897240
981664
Viss
1 Beef
Thousand
Viss
2 Mutton
Thousand
Viss
3 Pork
Thousand
Viss
4 Fowl meat
Thousand
Viss
5 Duck meat
Thousand
Viss
6 Turkey, Geese, Thousand

Muscovy-Duck Viss
and Bar-rock
II
TOTAL EGGS
Thousand
Number
1 Fowl egg
Thousand
Number
2 Duck egg
Thousand
Number
III
MILK
Thousand
Viss
1 Fresh Milk a/
Thousand
Viss
a/ includes buffaloes milk.
Sources : 1. Department of Industrial Crops Development.

2. Prisons Department.
3. Office of the Ministry of Defence.
4. Livestock Feedstuff and Dairy Products Enterprise.
181
5.29 PRODUCTION OF FEATHER (PRIVATE SECTOR)
(Thousand Pound)
S.N
Year
Production
1990-1991
336
1995-1996
466
2000-2001
722
2004-2005
1467
2005-2006
1779
2006-2007
2004
2007-2008
2190
2008-2009
2365
2009-2010
2642
10
2010-2011
3025
Source: Livestock Breeding and Veterinary Department
182
5.30 PRODUCTION OF LEATHER (PRIVATE SECTOR)
(Thousand Number)
S.N
Year
Hide and Skin
Skin (Goat and Sheep)
1990-1991
465
717
1995-1996
494
828
2000-2001
661
1172
2004-2005
1032
1816
2005-2006
1150
1924
2006-2007
1270
2127
2007-2008
1403
2374
2008-2009
1521
2566
2009-2010
1722
2896
10
2010-2011
1868
3175
Source: Livestock Breeding and Veterinary Department.
183
5.31 PRODUCTION OF FEED MILL PLANTS
(Ton)
S.N
Plant Name
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
1006
771
1114
228
252
67
103
21
7036
4289
12323
10048
13796
14418
11655
6864
7483
Raw Feed
90
176
148
41
49
135
152
34
Complete Feed
6300
1886
4504
4554
4498
4374
5687
5644
4955
18
313
210
377
615
331
444
951
172
354
410
243
1155
1254
1407
1491
805
1055
1087
1323
1446
98
161
905
971
1505
1659
1740
2581
1651
Raw Feed
273
Complete Feed
4816
4302
24048
26807
17100
19889
25679
13180
13092
Raw Feed
2551
421
432
546
465
1179
5289
Complete Feed
26538
29996
31340
34631
27992
22802
23785
Raw Feed
956
7457
3496
5517
3446
2723
2322
2890
2893
6872
Complete Feed
473
18562
10638
68318
72376
68239
74971
72753
51071
50966
Ywathagyi
Tayaw
Mandalay
Raw Feed
Complete Feed
2005-06
1669
Complete Feed
2004-05
5989
Raw Feed
2000-01
695
Complete Feed
1995-96
Danyingon
Raw Feed
1990-91
Daik U
Hlewga
Total
Source: Livestock Feedstuff and Dairy Products Enterprise
184
5.32 PRODUCTION OF FISH AND PRAWNS BY NATURE OF CATCH
(Thousand Viss)
S.N.
Particulars
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
88971
133503
215054
605120
738141
817267
912239
1016387
1139048
1210773
5400
43791
70911
296952
351894
377448
413299
466715
525563
499897
2.Leasable Fisheries
32157
37359
55660
83714
93447
104167
116172
127570
145326
152048
3.Open Fisheries
26210
52353
88483
224454
292800
335652
382768
422102
468159
558825
4.Flood Fisheries 1/
25204
360079
278882
570441
751969
841910
934100
1028219
1136754
1261196
1322382
1.On-shore Fishing 2/
126187
2.In-shore Fishing
189892
103186
211063
278229
311507
345617
380441
420599
466643
489281
3.Off-shore Fishing
44000
175696
359378
473740
530403
588483
647778
716155
794553
833101
449050
412385
785495
1357089
1580051
1751367
1940458
2153141
2400244
2533155
1 Fresh Water Fisheries

1.Fish Culture
2 Marine Fisheries
TOTAL
1/ Flood fisheries included in leasable fisheries and open fisheries since 1994-95.
2/ On-shore fishing included in in-shore and off-shore fishings since 1994-95.
Source : Department of Fisheries.
185
5.33 PRODUCTION OF FISH AND PRAWNS BY REGION AND STATE
(Thousand Viss)
S.N.
Region andState
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
1 Kachin State
2449
3329
4371
9101
11742
12282
13610
15721
16674
17906
2 Kayah State
332
410
459
510
551
605
716
3 Kayin State
1462
1766
1999
5003
5763
6438
7135
7553
8239
9080
11
50
395
457
507
564
620
666
732
8402
10835
15809
32347
34878
42121
47427
50389
53687
56731
199640
113252
309205
411539
471552
516821
566945
596069
666683
699171
21224
27716
37378
110957
131013
144380
161901
175501
197129
209452
8 Magway Region
1841
2384
3034
4743
5470
6006
6908
7634
9293
10080
9 Mandalay Region
8718
11158
15450
25082
27814
30922
34769
37561
42262
45443
10 Mon State
20581
22546
26124
63548
90173
98017
109249
123543
162293
164947
11 Rakhine State
24695
33785
59856
89879
96687
107096
114016
132863
145279
152185
12 Yangon Region
24890
34788
40163
129188
149619
158465
165027
179009
205805
219913
517
940
1745
3029
3449
3983
3932
4414
5762
5571
134624
149875
270306
471946
551024
623870
708465
821713
885867
941228
449050
412385
785495
1357089
1580051
1751367
1940458
2153141
2400244
2533155
4 Chin State
5 Sagaing Region
7 Bago Region
13 Shan State
TOTAL
186
5.34 AREA OF FISH AND PRAWN PONDS, LEASABLE FISHERIES AND PRODUCTION
S.N.
Particulars
1 Area of Fish and
Unit
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
Acre
8328
95007
131312
367686
405855
436825
440947
444430
447329
448608
Thousand
5400
43791
70911
296952
351894
377448
413299
466714
525563
499897
3506
3374
3483
3449
3452
3464
3460
3727
3724
3721
32157
37359
55660
83714
93447
104167
116172
127570
145326
152048
prawn Ponds
2 Production of Fish
and prawn Ponds
3 Total Area of
Viss
Acre
Leased Fisheries
4 Production of
Leased Fisheries
Thousand
Viss
5.35 HATCHERIES AND DISTRIBUTION OF FINGERLINGS
S.N.
Particulars
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
266
218
218
755
755
755
739
741
741
778
Thousand Nos 11138
166346
267490
586778
645528
695258
740708
708313 (r)
736760
796253
(a)Mrigal (Ngagyin)
Thousand Nos
8418
122752
201728
529021
575043
637330
672268
651530 (r)
659392
712371
(b)Common Carp
(Shwewa Ngagyin)
Thousand Nos
2720
43594
65762
57757
70485
57928
68440
56783 (r)
77368
83882
1 Area of hatcheries
2 Fingerlings
distribution
Unit
Acre
1990-91
187
5.36 PEARL AND SHELL PRODUCTION
S.N.
Year
Pearl (Momme)
Shell (Ton)
1990-1991
5544
28.30
1995-1996
3971
28.60
2000-2001
5990
34.29
2004-2005
124207
98.42
2005-2006
177692
85.16
2006-2007
240596
97.74
2007-2008
235895
137.99
2008-2009
238745
131.05
2009-2010
229951
92.73
10
2010-2011
291694
74.62
Source: Myanma Pearl Enterprise.
5.37 PRODUCTION OF HONEY AND BY-PRODUCTS

(lb)
S.N.
Year
Honey
Medicated
Substance
Food stuff
1990-1991
149962
34496
17522
167
1995-1996
253451
22335
295999
2000-2001
456866
67034
472604
2004-2005
849800
122529
454503
2005-2006
968000
98940
385498
2006-2007
1210000
48265
465399
2007-2008
1760000
13657
202182
2008-2009
3573600
5520
91428
2009-2010
3648000
8659
91794
10
2010-2011
3656300
*
92941
70688
includes private sector
Cosmetic and Toilet

materials
Source: Division of Apiculture.
188
5.38 NUMBERS OF BEE COLONIES
(Nos:)
S.N
Fiscal Year
State
Private
Total Bee Colonies
1990-1991
4381
313
4694
1995-1996
6807
3857
10664
2000-2001
10600
6289
16889
2004-2005
5500
11830
17330
2005-2006
5870
12725
18595
2006-2007
6000
15000
21000
2007-2008
6000
21000
27000
2008-2009
6000
30000
36000
2009-2010
8050
41035
49085
10
2010-2011
8150
48350
56500
Source: Division of Apiculture.
189
5.39 ANIMAL HEALTH SERVICES BY THE LIVESTOCK BREEDING AND VETERINARY DEPARTMENT
(In Thousand)
S.N.
Particulars
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
1 Dosages of vaccination
1. Cattle
13007
7047
4527
5116
5659
6272
6433
6440
6514
6527
891
866
651
605
681
672
688
705
752
753
13039
16475
44994
98737
101281
98989
108944
109245
41310
121782
1. Cattle
600
517
544
528
524
515
563
597
611
699
2. Pig
488
574
619
679
724
679
715
754
764
830
3. Fowl
822
1419
1514
1997
2038
1594
1614
1934
2119
2458
2. Pig
3. Fowl
2 Dosages of treatment
5.40 FISHING VESSEL (OFF-SHORE),FISHING VESSEL (IN-SHORE) AND FISHING GEAR

(Number)
S.N.
Particulars
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
1 Fishing Vessel
(Off-shore)
874
1694
1987
2150
2022
1983
1876
1680
2077
2047
2 Fishing Vessel
(In-shore)
6032
11615
26099
30863
30460
30414
23874
28670
30842
29371
3 Fishing Gear
(One set of net)
6032
14561
25590
30078
31397
31704
19633
29030
31347
31101
Note: Non-mechanised fishing vessels are included

in the fishing vessel (in-shore).
Source: Department of Fisheries.
190
5.41. ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION OF COW BY REGION AND STATE
(Number)
S.N
Region and State
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-006
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
1 Kachin State
160
2 Kayah State
3 Kayin State
189
4 Chin State
103
8733
6929
712
282
66
254
338
374
403
240
7 Bago Region
9763
11166
3033
488
311
273
345
370
491
511
8 Magway Region
8540
6835
1301
577
74
84
9 Mandalay Region
29078
29960
12857
5090
3088
2051
2201
2240
2867
2458
5934
5022
1779
956
182
194
288
341
345
495
129
28
15682
5799
1836
2469
2358
2372
2707
3056
2597
2280
13 Shan State
4231
1341
7370
4768
538
79
25
89912
71848
22056
9941
6104
5228
5879
6381
6703
5984
5 Sagaing Region
10 Mon State
11 Rakhine State
12 Yangon Region
Total
Source: Livestock Breeding and Veterinary Department
191
5.42 NUMBER OF RAISING CROCODILE BY SIZE
(Number)
S.N
Size
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
1 - feet
308
188
292
305
188
249
200
130
23
2 - feet
154
35
70
24
26
45
45
44
3 - feet
113
92
36
25
155
151
127
91
75
4 - feet
70
91
76
61
123
107
127
127
116
5 - feet
61
114
92
82
30
48
59
66
75
6 - feet
38
77
72
87
46
23
21
26
33
7 - feet
14
23
37
54
10
52
34
31
30
8 - feet
22
15
18
30
29
55
57
56
9 - feet
10
20
20
21
18
20
10
10 - feet
35
27
30
26
16
15
15
15
15
11
10 - feet
71
50
36
38
15
13
15
14
14
74
896
782
695
774
657
733
719
620
501
(above)
12
In the Ponds
Total
192
5.43. ANIMAL FEED REQUIREMENTS
(Thousand Metric Ton)
S.N
Particulars
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
Straw
12928
13738
8402
10280
16325
16662
17037
17454
17545
18117
Paddy
40
47
50
54
56
59
61
63
63
65
Broken rice
369
452
576
896
4470
4852
5266
5722
7516
8462
Bran
206
246
256
391
1088
1159
1237
1323
1364
1436
Cow bran
661
875
1165
1541
1792
1982
2187
2411
2542
2822
Prawn dust
110
140
235
379
476
543
617
700
931
998
Maize
67
80
113
159
168
190
213
240
249
279
Oil cake
187
210
155
237
1009
1084
1166
1256
1773
1878
Chick pea and Pigeon
17
20
24
30
70
77
84
93
104
118
94
105
80
121
262
279
298
318
313
333
pea bran
10
Salt
193
5.44 PRODUCTION OF VETERINARY MEDICINE PLANT
(Kilogram)
S.N
Year
Dietetic
Therapeutic
Anthelmintic
Egg Promotor
Feed Supplement
1995-1996
3000
6200
700
5000
1835
2000-2001
8150
6314
385
14000
39000
2004-2005
23915
15795
350
16275
178600
2005-2006
19687
14865
270
12614
255066
2006-2007
14525
16733
281
10750
211785
2007-2008
12596
12180
370
11250
251457
2008-2009
13330
12567
410
14000
277937
2009-2010
14753
14375
380
15494
209941
2010-2011
19118
20829
739
9800
192607
Source: Livestock Feedstuff and Dairy Products Enterprise.
VI. FORESTRY
196
Chart No. 6
EXTRACTION OF TEAK AND HARDWOOD LOGS
Teak
Cubic Ton
( 000 )
1,600
Hardwood
1,400
1,200
1,000
800
600
400
200
2010-2011
p
2009-2010
2008-2009
2007-2008
2006-2007
2005-2006
2004-2005
2000-2001
1995-1996
1990-1991
197
VI. FORESTRY
The tables in the forestry sector contain data on the distribution of forest area, girdling
of teak, teak and hardwood extraction, production of minor forest produce, teak and hardwood
milling. The data are obtained from Forest Department and Myanma Timber Enterprise.
Data on distribution of forest areas are revised after conducting an aerial survey in 1989.
It should be noted that forest territorial circles are in line with present administrative Region and
State with effect from April 1983.
Permanent forest estate is shown in table 6.01 and reserved forest & protected public
forest area is shown in table 6.02 and forest cover status in Myanmar is shown in table 6.03.
Teak and hardwood logs extraction is shown in table 6.04 and processing of teak and hardwood
logs extraction is shown in table 6.05.
Production of Forest Products
Forest products are classified into two types - major and minor.
Major Forest Products
Major forest products comprises teak and hardwood like Pyinkadoe, Padauk, Pyinma,
In-Kanyin, Thitya-Ingyin, Thingan, Tamalan and others. Production is recorded at the time
when the measurement is taken by the revenue markers for royalty assessment.
Minor Forest Products
A total of fifteen items of selected minor forest products is shown in table 6.06.
Girdling and Green Teak Marking
Girdling and green teak marking is shown in table 6.07. Teak is extracted under a
selection felling system. Mature teak trees which may be 120 to 150 years old are selected and
girdled. The girdled teak is left standing for about 3 years in order to lose much of its moisture.
The process from girdling to arrival at the terminal depots takes about six years.
Forest Operations
Table 6.08 is shown by categories from the Forest Department.
Plantation of Teak and Hardwood Trees
Table 6.09 and table 6.10 showns plantation of teak and hardwood trees by the
beginning of the year, during the year, end of the year, and thinning undertaken during the
year.
Production & Distribution of Teak and Hardwood
Table 6.11 and table 6.12 are shown production & distribution of teak & hardwood
from the Myanmar Timber Enterprise.
198
Teak and Hardwood Milling

Data on teak and hardwood milling throughput and outturn shown in table 6.13 cover
the operation of state-owned mills under the control of Myanma Timber Enterprise .
.
Local Distribution of Teak & Hardwood
Table 6.14 shows local distribution of teak & hardwood by commodities from the
Myanmar Timber Enterprise.
Saw Mills
Table 6.15 provides statistics on saw mills, both state-owned and private-owned, which
are registered with the Forest Department. They are shown by Region and State.
Working Elephants used in Timber Extraction by State and Division
Table 6.16 provides data on working elephants used in timber extraction, both stateowned and private-owned by Region and State. The data are compiled from the official records
of Myanma Timber Enterprise.
Forest Plantation
Table 6.17 shows statistics on establishment of commercial plantation, local supply
plantation, industrial plantation, watershed plantation, and wood lot.
Establishment of Plantation in Dry Zone
Table 6.18 is shown establishment of plantation by Region and table 6.19 shows
establishment of plantation by type.
Conservation of Natural Forest
Table 6.20 is shown conservation of natural forest by Region from Dry Zone Greening
Department.
Utilization of fuelwood Substitute Energy in Dry Zone
Table 6.21 is shown utilization of fuelwood substitute energy by item from Dry Zone
Greening Department.
Existing Protected Areas in Myanmar
Table 6.22 provides information on existing protected areas in Myanmar by Region and
State for preservation and protection of various wildlife species.
199
6.01 PERMANENT FOREST ESTATE BY REGION AND STATE
(Square mile)
S.N.
Region and State
Year
Total
Land
Area
(2)
(3)
(4)
(1)
Permanent Forest Estate

Reserved Forest &
Protected Area
Protected Public Forest
System (PAS)
Area
(5)
(6)
Total
(7)
Union
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011(p)
261228
261228
261228
261228
261228
61354.52
62489.38
62801.89
63048.86
62748.95
10275.52
10275.52
10275.52
10275.53
14631.17
71630.04
72764.90
73077.41
73324.39
77380.12
Kachin State
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011(p)
34379
34379
34379
34379
34379
5833.00
5833.00
6017.73
6193.42
6294.85
6053.81
6053.81
6053.81
6053.80
7726.80
11886.81
11886.81
12071.54
12247.22
14021.65
Kayah State
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011(p)
4530
4530
4530
4530
4530
2451.79
2451.79
2451.79
2451.69
2449.61
2451.79
2451.79
2451.79
2451.69
2449.61
Kayin State
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011(p)
11731
11731
11731
11731
11731
3442.00
3442.00
3485.78
3499.66
3492.37
115.48
115.48
115.48
115.50
115.50
3557.48
3557.48
3601.26
3615.16
3607.87
Chin State
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011(p)
13907
13907
13907
13907
13907
2031.51
2031.51
2031.51
2031.51
1995.70
275.50
2031.51
2031.51
2031.51
2031.51
2271.20
Sagaing Region
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011(p)
36534
36534
36534
36534
36534
10996.32
11102.82
11102.82
11108.96
11121.56
1630.73
1630.73
1630.73
1630.73
4130.51
12627.05
12733.55
12733.55
12739.69
15252.07
Tanintharyi Region
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011(p)
16736
16736
16736
16736
16736
4882.79
4859.21
4858.42
4855.77
4854.25
754.45
754.45
754.45
754.45
754.46
5637.24
5613.66
5612.87
5610.22
5608.71
Bago Region
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011(p)
15214
15214
15214
15214
15214
5846.65
6284.42
6284.42
6284.03
6206.89
40.00
40.00
40.00
40.00
40.00
5886.65
6324.42
6324.42
6324.03
6246.89
200
6.01 PERMANENT FOREST ESTATE BY REGION AND STATE (CONCLD)
(Square mile)
Region and State
Year
Total
Land
Area
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Magway Region
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011(p)
17305
17305
17305
17305
17305
4405.50
4480.09
4479.62
4459.43
4049.39
215.10
215.10
215.10
215.10
180.96
4620.60
4695.19
4694.72
4674.53
4230.35
Mandalay Region
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011(p)
14295
14295
14295
14295
14295
4004.69
4030.27
4030.81
3851.89
3712.13
187.78
187.78
187.78
187.78
130.08
4192.47
4218.05
4218.59
4039.67
3842.21
10 Mon State
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011(p)
4748
4748
4748
4748
4748
838.23
838.23
837.85
837.84
832.32
69.56
69.56
69.56
69.56
69.56
907.79
907.79
907.41
907.40
901.88
11 Rakhine State
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011(p)
14200
14200
14200
14200
14200
2142.00
2635.00
2634.79
2650.54
2650.54
677.88
677.88
677.88
677.88
677.88
2819.88
3312.88
3312.67
3328.42
3328.42
12 Yangon Region
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011(p)
3927
3927
3927
3927
3927
427.78
427.78
426.92
418.31
415.09
2.41
2.41
2.41
2.41
2.41
430.19
430.19
429.33
420.72
417.50
13 Shan State
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011(p)
60155
60155
60155
60155
60155
11271.54
11292.54
11378.71
11625.09
11893.98
475.20
475.20
475.20
475.20
474.39
11746.74
11767.74
11853.91
12100.29
12368.37
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011(p)
13567
13567
13567
13567
13567
2780.72
2780.72
2780.72
2780.72
2780.27
53.12
53.12
53.12
53.12
53.12
2833.84
2833.84
2833.84
2833.84
2833.39
S.N.
Permanent Forest Estate

Reserved Forest &
Protected Area
Protected Public Forest
System (PAS)
Area
(5)
(6)
Total
(7)
Source: Forest Department.
201
6.02 RESERVED FOREST AND PROTECTED PUBLIC FOREST AREA
(Square mile)
S.N.
(1)
Year
RF and PPF Area
Extension of
RF and PPF Area
RF and PPF Area
at the beginning of
RF and PPF Area
written off during
at the end of
the year
during the year
the year
the year
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(2)
2001-2002
49980
4013
53992
2002-2003
53992
766
54758
2003-2004
54758
3710
58468
2004-2005
58468
963
59424
2005-2006
59421
1258
60679
2006-2007
60679
690
14
61355
2007-2008
61355
1183
49
62489
2008-2009
62489
322
62802
2009-2010
62802
494
247
63049
10
2010-2011(p.a)
63049
630
930
62749
Notes: RF=Reserved Forest ;

PPF=Protected Public Forest
Source : Forest Department
202
6.03 FOREST COVER STATUS IN MYANMAR
Sr
Year
Forest Cover Area(Sq-mile)
Forest Cover Area

( % of total land area)
1996-1997
141345
54.11
1997-1998
139665
53.46
1998-1999
137986
52.82
1999-2000
136306
52.18
2000-2001
134626
51.54
2001-2002
133432
51.08
2002-2003
132237
50.62
2003-2004
131043
50.16
2004-2005
129848
49.71
10
2005-2006
128653
49.25
11
2006-2007
127458
48.79
12
2007-2008
126263
48.33
13
2008-2009
125067
47.88
14
2009-2010
123872
47.42
15
2010-2011
122677
46.96
Note:
1/
2/
3/
4/
5/
6/
7/
8/
Source : Forest Department.

Annual Forest Cover is estimated based on the forest cover of 1990,2000,2005,2010
and annual change rate mentioned in FRA 2010,FAO
The forest cover of 1990 is 39218 thousand hectares(151422 sq-mile )
The forest cover of 2000 is 34868 thousand hectares(134626 sq-mile)
The forest cover of 2005 is 33321 thousand hectares (128653 sq-mile)
The forest cover of 2010 is 31773 thousand hectares (122677 sq-mile)
Annual change rate between 1990 and 2000 is (-435.0) thousand hectares or (-1679.55 sq-mile)
203
6.04 TEAK AND HARDWOOD LOGS EXTRACTION BY REGION AND STATE
(Cubic Ton)
S.N
Region and State
Description
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
(p)
UNION TOTAL
1 Kachin State
Total
1052383
887949
1201100
1449373
1484060
1540505
1612858
1564010
1648968
1530402
Teak
441588
232397
250500
300497
307060
323000
343665
247621
201312
232517
Hardwood
610795
655552
950600
1148876
1177000
1217505
1269193
1316389
1447656
1297885
Total
18610
32317
77031
79527
69771
70582
89599
92349
124664
161196
Teak
17340
14032
35869
6216
2298
717
426
684
1270
18285
41162
73311
67473
70582
88882
91923
124656
160512
Total
61226
13295
5655
10554
3574
2968
12643
10319
14749
9438
Teak
32432
1870
2183
3017
7145
4375
5462
2390
Hardwood
28794
11425
3472
7537
3574
2968
5498
5944
9287
7048
Total
143753
23942
18608
44787
11524
23779
18623
21897
17184
10997
Teak
91191
8997
4423
16234
4389
7278
8449
1253
434
362
Hardwood
52562
14945
14185
28553
7135
16501
10174
20644
16750
10635
Total
9246
11360
20775
3166
2797
4299
7086
4497
3712
4864
Teak
8911
9523
14646
329
335
1837
6129
3166
2797
3970
7086
4497
3712
4864
Total
113457
144136
248032
323250
356278
317469
479586
507394
516255
465309
Teak
71140
54584
74471
64497
61978
61393
78381
64161
45374
38310
Hardwood
42317
89552
173561
258753
294300
256076
401205
443233
470881
426999
Total
260771
18903
37122
45162
31349
64176
49563
74984
55389
29333
Teak
Hardwood
260771
18903
37122
45162
31349
64176
49560
74984
55389
29333
Total
142288
293800
336718
473617
361579
355619
315658
279751
349399
276483
Teak
79899
60933
53263
76532
59379
47018
58251
28303
37390
37072
Hardwood
62389
232867
283455
397085
302200
308601
257407
251448
312009
239411
Hardwood
2 Kayah State
3 Kayin State
4 Chin State
Hardwood
5 Sagaing Region
7 Bago Region
204
6.04 TEAK AND HARDWOOD LOGS EXTRACTION BY REGION AND STATE (CONCLD.)
(Cubic Ton)
S.N
Region and State
Description
1990-91 1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09 2009-10
2010-11
(p)
Magway Region
Total
40830
63361
92701
61421
65263
70411
56686
46010
58947
47396
Teak
33870
26262
14724
1532
4803
3269
1080
3673
1030
6960
37099
77977
61421
63731
65608
53417
44930
55274
46366
Total
73742
82725
86186
207931
257708
275799
195572
201662
191384
261464
Teak
33489
14846
9587
125371
135006
138612
105439
82223
73257
103124
Hardwood
40253
67879
76599
82560
122702
137187
90133
119439
118127
158340
Total
196
1817
2194
6520
12450
7690
15438
10758
13047
10737
Teak
74
10
122
1817
2194
6510
12450
7690
15438
10758
13045
10737
Total
12715
9504
14762
16696
17767
17256
17376
19058
14227
14599
Teak
2143
1741
1256
376
12715
9504
12619
14955
17767
16000
17000
19058
14227
14599
Total
5025
15464
Teak
1787
776
Hardwood
3238
14688
Total
113651
113502
165970
108249
209831
250878
268829
249126
222175
177134
Teak
68869
38770
36070
6879
41238
60676
80462
64894
35687
49341
Hardwood
44782
74732
129900
101370
168593
190202
188367
184232
186488
127793
Total
56873
63823
95346
68493
84169
79579
86199
46205
67836
61452
Teak
2586
1804
3121
1240
1635
1173
906
25
204
54287
62019
92225
68493
82929
77944
85026
45299
67811
61248
Hardwood
Mandalay Region
10 Mon State
Hardwood
11 Rakhine State
Hardwood
12 Yangon Region
13 Shan State
Hardwood
Source : Myanma Timber Enterprise.
205
6.05 PROCESSING OF TEAK AND HARDWOOD LOGS EXTRACTION
(Cubic Ton)
S.N.
Teak
Year
Hardwood
Felling
Input
Outturn
Arrival
Felling
Input
Outturn
Arrival
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
2001-2002
350526
279859
299026
276067
1042804
976055
976055
1135821
2002-2003
313230
345254
352326
297979
1068115
939781
939781
1072734
2003-2004
287972
327049
329720
362039
1186930
1252539
1252539
1126862
2004-2005
251727
261194
261443
300497
1120944
1228042
1228042
1148876
2005-2006
341048
327855
331690
307060
1153638
1167270
116270
1177000
2006-2007
335404
336308
336758
323000
1206263
1195077
1195077
1217505
2007-2008
303255
327146
327256
343665
1301154
1377490
1377490
1269193
2008-2009
382416
386601
386671
247621
1397580
1530356
1530356
1316389
2009-2010
208624
299791
300866
201312
1562697
1467854
1467854
1447656
10
2010-2011 (p.a)
287807
262282
263817
232517
1558416
1341328
1341328
1297885
Source: Myanma Timber Enterprise.
206
6.06 PRODUCTION OF MINOR FOREST PRODUCTS
S.N.
Description
Unit
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
(p)
1 Firewood
(000)Cu-Ton
17913
17769
18579
20164
20544
21216
21876
22542
23166
20683
2 Charcoal
(000)Cu-Ton
698
213
182
225
233
297
269
266
210
212
3 Bamboo
(000)No
938047
947880
106314
1149418
1185137
1202319
1241618
1279727
1303078
1346156
4 Rattan
(000)No
75221
103983
6714
50262
52308
55201
49299
42831
39111
38506
5 Cutch
(000)Viss
121
135
259
250
334
329
290
331
330
406
6 Indwe-Pwenyet
(000)Viss
676
415
260
323
299
296
309
297
261
233
Viss
5840
25
530
420
650
650
650
650
650
663
7 Kanyin Resin
8 Turpentine
(000)Viss
85
31
40
45
9 Dani-Thetke
(000)Byit
909872
776739
863549
956481
967084
999991
1021804
1016005
1040231
1064007
10 Honey
(000)Viss
13
11
18
40
28
36
37
38
41
43
Viss
511
250
872
1235
1255
1295
1018
1036
1025
1120
12 Bat's Guano
(000)Viss
135
175
353
466
428
481
462
434(r)
379
351
13 Orchids
(000)No
62
10
15
13
30
32
24
23
203
24
Viss
416
1091
1504
450 (r)
686
1156
840
1088
1104
1376
(000)Viss
86
15
22
62
61
83
60
116
11 Bees-wax
14 Edible Bird's Nest
15 Lac
82
47 (r)
Sources :
1. Forest Department.
2.Co-operative Department.
3.Department of Agriculture.
207
6.07 GIRDLING AND GREEN TEAK MARKING BY REGION AND STATE
(Tree)
S.N.
Region and State
UNION TOTAL
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2005-06
2004-05
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
(p)
239997
141566
109896
166392
187131
178847
184473
245421
176618
129518
Kachin State
26169
17701
21699
21927
7082
4662
3556
Kayah State
21107
3228
2768
3794
2598
2343
2185
Kayin State
52852
5953
4586
3384
3403
3717
1334
168
333
Chin State
5280
5280
5000
5280
8147
9188
5000
4019
6418
6609
Sagaing Region
32495
41698
29473
58332
32880
72055
73344
42369
32299
34333
Bago Region
33603
12443
19370
19100
39535
23731
20359
30441
24273
43147
Magway Region
23512
8640
428
6105
10527
10614
12574
22906
14583
13885
Mandalay Region
12626
7636
6377
1786
8264
2013
3650
2605
440
464
Rakhine Region
8403
10 Yangon Region
1150
55305
31631
24089
46486
57933
49851
60816
126882
96094
28237
2067
2116
4230
250
740
910
351
308
325
11 Shan State
208
6.08 FOREST OPERATIONS
S.N.
Categories
Unit
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)(p.a)
1 Girdling & GT Marking
Tree
187806
165046
148186
166392
187131
178847
184473
245421
176618
129518
2 SF Marking
Tree
658701
582097
633504
710191
609816
623174
667696
794740
685884
827025
3 Artificial Regeneration
Acre
76000
77580
75220
79010
82042
60000
59060
60011
55200
37065
4 Natural Regeneration
Acre
33675
36425
37325
33425
52775
56830
55630
52025
44985
47445
5 Improvement Felling
Acre
21702
23155
21633
21590
29320
23727
20513
16436
19725
28229
6 Weeding
Acre
402066
415287
413049
398729
406986
381471
345849
316959
306745
256780
7 Thinning
Acre
37491
32726
28423
20324
14245
16375
16347
18001
15087
10729
8 Climber Cutting
Acre
373403
367398
315559
403617
336519
362126
316545
326205
248595
260560
9 Repair of Forest Road
ML
1325
1405
1446
1405
1395
1405
1405
1395
1405
1261
10 Repair of Reserve Boundary
ML
1079
1265
1271
1260
1225
1260
1300
1309
1287
1188
11 Repair of Compt Boundary
ML
1390
1332
1566
1489
1570
1495
1357
1334
1265
1180
12 Fire Protection
Acre
330495
376663
383957
357779
345382
347314
339720
329382
311446
250312
Sq.ML
4013
767
3710
963
1257
689
1183
322
494
2315
13 Reservation
Note : GT = Green Teak

SF = Selected Felling
2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
Source : Forest Department .
209
6.09 PLANTATION OF TEAK TREES
S.N
Description
Unit
2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
(p.a)
(1)
1
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
33812
35251
36697
38140
39669
41337
42652
43954
45423
46971
Area & number of trees at

the beginning of the year
1. Number of trees
Thousand No.
2. Area
Acre
751385 783357 815507 847582 881562 918639 947854 976779 1009429 1043829
Area & trees planted during

the year
1. Number of trees
Thousand No.
1439
1446
1443
1529
1668
1315
1302
1469
1548
1390
2. Area
Acre
31972
32150
32075
33980
37077
29215
28925
32650
34400
30885
1. Number of trees
Thousand No.
35251
36697
38140
39669
41337
42652
43954
45423
46971
48362
2. Area
Acre
Area & trees planted at the

end of the year
783357 815507 847582 881562 918639 947854 976779 1009429 1043829 1074714
Thinnings undertaken
during the year
Acre
37491
32726
Notes: Include teak & hardwood thinnings undertaken during the Year.
28423
20324
14245
16375
16347
18001
15087
10729
210
6.10 PLANTATION OF HARDWOOD TREES
S.N.
Description
(1)
(2)
Unit
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
(p.a)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
44691
46672
48716
50658
52684
54707
56542
57898
59129
60065
993117
1037145
1082575
1125720
1170750
1215715
1256500
1286635
1313996
1334796
1981
2044
1942
2026
2023
1835
1356
1231
936
278
1 Area & number of trees at

the beginning of the year
1. Number of trees
(000) No.
2. Area
Acre
2 Area & trees planted during

the year
1. Number of trees
(000) No.
2. Area
Acre
44028
45430
43145
45030
44965
40785
30135
27361
20800
6180
1. Number of trees
(000) No.
46672
48716
50658
52684
54707
56542
57898
59129
60065
60343
2. Area
Acre
1037145
1082575
1125720
1170750
1215715
1256500
1286635
1313996
1334796
1340976
Acre
37491
32726
28423
20324
14245
16375
16347
18001
15087
10729
3 Area & trees planted at the

end of the year
4 Thinnings undertaken
during the year
Notes: Include Teak & Hardwood Thinnings undertaken during the year
211
6.11 PRODUCTION & DISTRIBUTION OF TEAK
(Cubic Ton)
Description
S.N.
2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06
2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10
2010-11
(p.a)
(2)
(1)
1
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
Teak (Logs)
1. Production
291640
358547
433736
421894
414235
422264
422931
407621
453047
497506
15573
60568
71697
121397
107175
99264
79266
160000
251735
264989
276067
297979
362039
300497
307060
323000
343665
247621
201312
232517
3. Border trade
4. Others**
291640
358547
433736
421894
414235
422264
422931
407621
453047
497506
1. Saw mills
30784
50831
56108
40345
19991
12150
7591
7097
6421
25746
2. Local sales
15477
27218
27398
19165
6362
22783
162373
170562
215535
250007
272732
287095
227344
139781
163146
229381
5. Others**
22438
38239
13298
5202
22248
43753
27996
9008
12823
11500
6. Stock
60568
71697
121395
107175
99264
79266
160000
251735
264295
219596
33595
32764
34056
44458
37762
21159
15513
11451
19898
20972
2479
3563
3946
3431
3642
2876
2006
2504
3255
6915
31116
29201
30110
24596
15374
10868
8247
6205
14953
14057
16431
18746
7415
5260
2742
1690
33595
32764
34056
44458
37762
21159
15513
11451
19898
20970
6278
7392
5262
6356
4827
5510
4410
3631
6864
23610
15659
17255
21150
33341
30059
8886
3465
1960
3615
4040
3. Others**
8095
4171
4213
1119
4757
5134
2605
2632
4. Stock
3563
3946
3431
3642
2876
2006
2504
3255
6787
14571
1. Opening Stock at saw mills

2. Arrival at mills during the year*
2. Distribution during the year
3. Export
4. Border trade
(3)
Teak (Sawn Timber)

1. Production
1. Opening Stock at saw mills
2. Sawn timber during the year
3. Others**
1. Local sales
2. Export
* Includes timber at terminal deports

** Adjusted Stock
Source: Myanma Timber Enterprise.
212
6.12 PRODUCTION & DISTRIBUTION OF HARDWOOD
(Cubic Ton)
Description
S.N.
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
(p.a)
(1)
(2)
1. Opening stock at saw mills

2. Arrival at mills during the year*
3. Border trade
4. Others**
(6)
(5)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
1514455 1112760 1176032 1381905 1545824 1509471 1568966 1504988 1756588 1642785
54477
40026
49170
233029
236889
193721
203003
164774
171769
179615
1135821 1072734 1126862 1148876 1177000 1217505 1269193 1316389 1447656 1297885
-
324157
131935
98245
96770
23825
137163
164985
1514455 1112760 1176032 1381905 1545824 1509471 1568966 1504988 1756588 1642785
1. Saw mills
367185
340811
286871
386014
375534
304095
291851
330053
433979
394538
2. Local sales
628983
318390
35258
88421
41763
104181
99404
84100
64603
76666
3. Export
314345
303128
407042
476319
622261
594491
651762
547048
800883
900112
4. Wood Base Industries
55267
118250
136131
21250
51879
41930
80499
71283
5. Raw For Industry
158445
26012
1311
36072
37881
163916
116025
20
50000
175103
282451
309296
330088
160937
66447
40026
34406
233029
236889
193721
203003
164774
171769
179615
95858
218305
211871
168958
214157
252007
213781
197127
266586
324721
303753
3896
11445
2445
21811
27214
25808
9982
16822
26673
36772
212774
2426
166513
192346
222489
186104
185370
209376
276013
258966
1635
2304
1869
1775
40388
22035
8015
218305
211871
168958
214157
252007
213781
197127
266586
324721
303757
193974
187804
147147
188660
197169
182952
176255
210649
268396
265411
1423
161
3. Others**
12886
13519
27607
20686
4050
29264
19553
8751
4. Stock
11445
10548
21811
25497
25808
9982
16822
26673
36772
29591
6. Others**
7. Stock
Hardwood (Sawn Timber)

1. Production
1. Opening stock at saw mills
2. Sawn timber during the year
3. Others**

1. Local sales
2. Export
(4)
Hardwood (Logs)
1. Production
(3)
Includes timber at terminal deports
** Adjusted Stock
213
6.13 TEAK AND HARDWOOD MILLING THROUGHPUT AND OUTTURN
BY REGION AND STATE
S.N.
Region and State
UNION TOTAL
1995-96
Teak
Hardwood
128163
226946
86872
369968 58875
319121 13468
362047 10779
375534
54328
120174
36436
181367 24601
180091
6136
211961
4966
222489
Throughput
666
1424
86
11148
1404
4100
9919
Outturn
233
728
30
5120
727
2139
5176
Throughput
2002
1690
1200
42
3447
3685
Outturn
1109
956
630
19
1863
2031
Throughput
638
3739
2003
1185
1488
Outturn
348
730
1002
625
797
Throughput
3460
40191
5501
61251
3920
35525
2305
36747
3037
42852
Outturn
1424
20686
2109
27371
1488
21402
1003
22470
1345
25596
Throughput
14
416
Outturn
383
2388
65958
1540
119638
740
109252
1242
140681
1877
136938
992
36660
665
60675
287
61300
535
82931
783
83516
Throughput
96
9807
10
30360
33694
11
36448
11
35023
Outturn
27
4797
14195
17767
18812
17914
Throughput
6869
52548
8416
86893
1475
68999
1319
77321
1421
82623
Outturn
3037
26954
3505
41888
582
39484
650
46964
693
50718
Throughput
32
109
1119
17
1465
1929
2370
Outturn
15
57
750
767
1071
1366
Throughput
5642
8062
9567
7505
9668
Outturn
2836
3787
5147
4233
5518
113454
5355
70961
9420 47367
6658
8549
5021
4433
2770
48070
2767
29977
5074 22136
3418
3925
2973
2141
1453
Throughput
910
770
304
11843
12336
12633
12371
Outturn
409
402
125
5261
6419
6831
6730
Throughput
288
42488
53
24389
252
37018
35030
35827
Outturn
121
22822
21
15177
100
22028
21049
21674
Description
Throughput
Outturn
1 Kachin State
2 Kayah State
3 Kayin State
4 Sagaing Region
6 Bago Region
Throughput
Outturn
7 Magway Region
8 Mandalay Region
9 Mon State
10 Rakhine State
11 Yangon Region
Throughput
Outturn
12 Shan State
2000-01
Teak Hardwood
(Cubic Ton)
2005-06
Teak Hardwood
1990-91
Teak
Hardwood
2004-05
Teak Hardwood
214
6.13 TEAK AND HARDWOOD MILLING THROUGHPUT AND OUTTURN
BY REGION AND STATE (CONCLD.)
S.N.
Region and State
UNION TOTAL
Kachin State
Kayah State
Kayin State
Sagaing Region
Tanintharyi Region
Bago Region
Magway Region
Mandalay Region
Description
Mon State
10 Rakhine State
11 Yangon Region
2008-09
Teak Hardwood
2009-10
Teak
Hardwood
(Cubic Ton)
2010-11(p)
Teak Hardwood
20973
304095 14299
291893
10874
309172
18574
433979 25746
410000
Outturn
10868
186157
8247
185391
6157
210617
10310
276013 14057
258966
Throughput
9679
10464
9000
20136
26682
Outturn
5796
6581
9680
13138
15788
Throughput
2995
3554
6000
26
5236
51
8407
Outturn
1715
2125
3121
25
3156
26
2880
Throughput
30
58
Outturn
15
Throughput
2671
39587
2467
40513
495
49300
618
73489
730
70685
Outturn
1281
25109
1293
26037
462
31841
304
46961
382
48684
Throughput
Outturn
Throughput
3033
105771
1727
100920
1606
97514
2734
126689
4388
112381
Outturn
1518
64825
1029
64861
820
66564
1442
81000
2604
71422
Throughput
30152
25241
27000
32383
26282
Outturn
16910
14730
16242
18938
16470
1079
57979
1572
49305
1051
65000
1551
71244
1569
80738
569
36983
1045
33086
551
41533
927
47952
1039
45562
Throughput
2910
2434
2600
1457
925
Outturn
1487
1468
1435
815
852
Throughput
10317
11408
8000
9795
8223
Outturn
6482
7254
6208
6322
5198
14188
2147
8533
2922
7722
9000
13621
22571 18944
15016
7499
1331
4880
1752
4324
6717
7599
13114
9971
14629
Throughput
13616
21854
15600
39781
26971
Outturn
7837
13077
12902
24940
17667
Throughput
28912
23278
20100
24
31198
64
33690
Outturn
17667
14420
14371
13
19677
35
19814
Throughput
Throughput
Outturn
12 Shan State
2007-08
Teak Hardwood
Throughput
Outturn
9
2006-07
Teak Hardwood
215
6.14 LOCAL DISTRIBUTION OF TEAK & HARDWOOD
S.N.
Description
Unit
2001-02
2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

(p.a)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
1 Teak Conversion
Cubic Ton
6873
5312
4232
5468
4827
4217
2074
2 Hardwood Conversion
Cubic Ton 193974
187804
157012
188660
197169
156923
3 Teak Logs
Cubic Ton
1669
162
80
1245
2382
4 Hardwood Logs
Cubic Ton
40298
67768
35258
47050
Sheet
255014
317810
272588
137471
(1)
5 Plywood
(2)
(11)
(12)
(13)
862
3293
1928
135149
148567
216530
202906
1333
470
211
1876
1076
41763
46043
44252
35209
52277
59979
98461
159557
71138
62380
64958
216
6.15 SAW MILLS BY REGION AND STATE
(Number)
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
Recutt- Dome- Saw Recutt- Dome- Saw Recutt- Dome- Saw Recutt- Dome- Saw Recutt- Domeing
stic
ing
stic
ing
stic
ing
stic
ing
stic
Mills Mills Indust- Mills Mills Indust- Mills Mills Indust- Mills Mills Indust- Mills Mills Industrial
rial
rial
rial
rial
Mills
Mills
Mills
Mills
Mills
Saw
S.N.
Region and State
1 Kachin State
162
13
193
170
17
156
35
148
26
2 Kayah State
13
29
13
12
79
21
21
10
34
25
10
3 Kayin State
68
11
42
15
45
48
11
43
35
4 Chin State
5 Sagaing Region
47
265
132
85
178
24
35
152
98
20
153
82
35
170
183
18
38
41
65
99
56
69
66
106
7 Bago Region
73
334
366
74
185
194
67
123
223
57
250
210
63
105
213
8 Magway Region
17
203
17
26
82
22
64
22
19
75
49
19
72
68
9 Mandalay Region
241
396
283
199
322
79
38
337
265
30
360
261
29
296
257
10 Mon State
157
37
74
72
86
232
83
196
71
188
11 Rakhine State
100
73
11
82
21
65
60
67
70
12 Yangon Region
19
420
186
28
400
139
14
411
272
17
373
422
22
320
593
148
99
24
23
82
55
28
41
147
101
166
20
82
139
17
171
61
12
61
42
258
26
19
220
25
36
239
762
2325
1213
554
1636
613
232
1639
1673
193
1774
1782
231
1502
2127
13 Shan State
Total
217
6.15 SAW MILLS BY REGION AND STATE (CONCLD.)
(Number)
S.N.
Region and State
2006-07
2007-08(r)
2008-09(r)
2009-10
2010-11(p)
Saw Recutt- Dome- Saw Recutt- Dome- Saw Recutt- Dome- Saw Recutt- Dome- Saw Recutt- Domeing
stic
ing
stic
ing
stic
ing
stic
ing
stic
Mills Mills Indust- Mills Mills Indust- Mills Mills Indust- Mills Mills Indust- Mills Mills
Industrial
rial
rial
rial
rial
Mills
Mills
Mills
Mills
Mills
1 Kachin State
142
37
130
27
128
28
131
30
130
30
2 Kayah State
26
25
26
26
24
26
31
3 Kayin State
42
48
38
44
41
59
41
59
41
58
4 Chin State
31
136
171
36
142
160
33
127
124
33
139
124
63
78
115
65
104
63
102
59
79
62
77
62
64
7 Bago Region
59
107
225
60
84
133
48
85
180
60
83
153
62
102
205
8 Magway Region
20
68
69
23
67
64
20
65
61
24
68
61
24
68
64
9 Mandalay Region
28
300
252
64
290
199
28
273
212
62
278
177
62
279
175
10 Mon State
70
168
67
158
71
224
68
222
67
231
11 Rakhine State
67
70
67
70
60
52
61
53
62
53
105
338
452
106
331
442
109
326
419 114
322
412
112
318
401
13 Shan State
19
77
133
20
75
153
15
55
132
19
60
135
21
61
138
24
34
194
25
14
99
19
15
116
25
35
224
24
34
217
304
1473
1393
1658
296
1331
1694 364
1374
1751
394
1328
1782
5 Sagaing Region
12 Yangon Region
Total
1931 361
Note: Domestic industrial mills refer to those producing

furniture and other semi-finished products.
Sources: 1.Forest Department.

2.Myanma Timber Enterprise.
218
6.16 NUMBER OF WORKING ELEPHANTS USED IN TIMBER EXTRACTION BY REGION AND STATE
1990-91
S.N.
Region and State
State Private
owned owned
1995-96
Total
State
owned
Private
owned
2000-01
Total
(Number)
2005-06
2004-05
State Private Total State Private

owned owned
owned owned
Total
State Private Total

owned owned
1 Kachin State
47
69
116
45
122
167
44
75
119
2 Kayah State
64
64
12
12
16
16
16
16
3 Kayin State
40
40
150
150
109
109
109
109
58
19
77
73
21
94
65
36
101
62
68
64
64
1076
110
1186
909
89
998
521
112
633
533
241
774
547
192
739
50
50
15
15
15
15
7 Bago Region
537
847
1384
768
903
1671
393
146
539
416
618
1034
423
368
791
8 Magway Region
478
67
545
649
71
720
364
35
399
369
70
439
365
26
391
9 Mandalay Region
202
135
337
179
190
369
127
28
155
141
58
199
146
75
221
35
35
33
33
33
33
67
10
77
65
23
88
51
17
68
52
22
74
48
13
61
10
10
16
71
87
23
106
129
63
66
129
63
167
230
67
167
234
107
210
317
103
126
229
78
69
147
75
57
132
84
41
125
2541
1632
4173
2769
1529
4298
1709
775 2484
1766
1534
3300
1788
4 Chin State
5 Sagaing Region
10 Mon State
11 Rakhine State
12 Yangon Region
13 Shan State
Total
1130 2918
219
6.16 NUMBER OF WORKING ELEPHANTS USED IN TIMBER EXTRACTION BY REGION AND STATE (CONCLD)
S.N.
Region and State
2006-07
State Private
owned owned
2007-08
2008-09
State Private Total State Private
owned owned
owned owned
Total
(Number)
2009-10
2010-11(p)
State Private Total State Private Total
owned owned
owned owned
Total
1 Kachin State
49
72
121
49
72
121
46
72
118
43
70
113
42
70
112
2 Kayah State
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
3 Kayin State
109
109
109
109
109
109
110
110
110
110
59
59
59
59
56
56
53
53
52
52
546
184
730
569
184
753
571
184
755
582
185
767
357
185
542
10
10
10
10
7 Bago Region
400
292
692
390
292
682
383
292
675
328
280
608
348
280
628
8 Magway Region
357
13
370
362
13
375
366
13
379
354
10
364
356
10
366
9 Mandalay Region
143
57
200
151
57
208
154
57
211
162
60
222
159
60
219
37
37
36
36
40
40
51
51
61
61
68
168
236
68
168
236
71
168
239
84
165
249
111
249
360
122
36
158
130
36
166
115
36
151
163
68
231
159
231
390
1781
947
2728
1814
947 2761
1802
947
2749
1820
974 2794
1645
1221
2866
4 Chin State
5 Sagaing Region
10 Mon State
11 Rakhine State
12 Yangon Region
13 Shan State
Total
220
6.17 ESTABLISHMENT OF FOREST PLANTATION
(Acre)
S.N.
Description
1990-91
1995-96 2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
(p)
COMMERCIAL PLANTATION
45250
29134
41630
40225
42217
32240
31850
38900
38150
34250
1.Teak
36436
24765
32030
33990
37077 (r)
29215
28925
32650
34400
30885
8114
3214
6680
3635
4190
2675
2025
5250
3000
2415
a.Pyinkadoe
4964
1904
5695
3485
4190
2625
1800
5075
2750
2115
b.Padauk
3150
1310
985
150
50
225
175
250
300
40
700
1155
2880
2600
950
350
900
1000
750
950
14841
33283
10711
9035
10425
6425
1.Fuel Wood
13741
12783
8211
9035
10425
6425
2.Mangrove
1100
20500
2500
2265
III. INDUSTRIAL PLANTATION
11300
6795
5155
9650
7400
4750
1.Euclyptus Species
6350
6795
2950
7650
5400
4950
2205
4464
10105
75855
I.
2.Hardwood Group 1
3.Others
4.Pinus Species
II. LOCAL SUPPLY PLANTATION
2.Bamboo
3.Tung Oil Tree
IV. WATERSHED PLANTATION
V. WOOD LOT
GRAND TOTAL
# Unclassify
5250 #
4760 #
4950 #
11 #
4550 #
2265
4750
2000
2000
18410
20100
22000
16585
17200
16150
12500
550
79317
75906
79010
82042
60000
59060
60011
55200
37065
221
6.18 ESTABLISHMENT OF PLANTATION IN DRY ZONE
S.N
Region
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
(Acre)
2010-11
(p.a)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
Sagaing Region
5000
4600
3500
3000
2800
3600
3200
3200
3200
3500
Mandalay Region
7200
8200
6330
4515
4230
4900
3090
4200
4925
4750
Magway Region
14610
12000
10870
11500
11000
11050
10725
13150
13400
9057
Total
26810
24800
20700
19015
18030
19550
17015
20550
21525
17307
Note: Dry Zone Greening Department

was established in 1997
Source: Dry Zone Greening Department
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6.19 ESTABLISHMENT OF PLANTATION IN DRY ZONE BY TYPE
(Acre)
S.N
Description
(1)
(2)
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
(p.a)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
1 Village Fuel wood Plantation
14095
9920
7915
4890
7712
9605
7430
10150
10150
9295
2 Watershed Plantation
6220
10400
9020
10465
5815
5775
5400
5500
6475
6562
3 Research Plantation
15
10
4 Mountain Plantation
3595
1650
1000
1050
1533
1400
1415
1450
1450
1450
5 Others
2885
2830
2765
2610
2960
2770
2770
3450
3450
Total
26810
24800
20700
19015
18030
19550
17015
20550
21525
17307
Note: Watershed Plantation is exclusive of Dam / Reservoir
Source: Dry Zone Greening Department
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6.20 CONSERVATION OF NATURAL FOREST IN DRY ZONE
(Acre)
S.N.
Region
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)(p.a)
Sagaing Region
60,000
60,000
50,000
50,000
40,000
22,000
22,000
22,000
22,000
22,000
Mandalay Region
60,000
60,000
20,000
20,000
2,000
17,500
17,500
17,500
17,500
17,500
Magway Region
80,000
80,000
80,000
80,000
58,000
80,500
80,500
80,500
80,500
80,500
200,000
200,000
150,000
150,000
100,000
120,000
120,000
120,000
120,000
120,000
Total
Source : Dry Zone Greening Department
6.21 UTILIZATION OF FUELWOOD SUBSTITUTE ENERGY IN DRY ZONE
S.N.
Item
Unit
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)(p.a)
Improved Stoves
No.
45368
32653
29747
30314
31718
12804
12594
13486
13639
8009
Briquettes
No.
10708386
8449811
7551939
4981553
5054569
5841395
4474086
4333480
4052300
4045000
Farm Waste
Ton
23922
22166
19414
18276
15721
17146
17221
17647
15035
15000
Source:Dry Zone Greening Department
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6.22 EXISTING PROTECTED AREAS IN MYANMAR
S.N.
Name
Location
Category of
Year of
Area
Wildlife Species for which
(Region/State)
Sanctuary
Establishment
sq.mile
sanctuary is offered
1 Pidanug
Wildlife Sanctuary
Kachin State
Terrestrial
N 25 15' & 25 35'
E 97 14' & 97 20'
1927
47.13
Sambar, Barking deer, Civets, Hog deer.
2 Hkakaborazi
National Park
Kachin State
Terrestrial
N 28 05'
E 97 44'
1998
1472.00
3 Indawgyi Wetland
Wiildlife Sanctuary
Kachin State
Wetland / Lake
N 24 56' & 25 24'
E 96 0' & 96 39'
2004
314.67
4 Hukaung Valley
Wildlife Sanctuary
Kachin State
Terrestrial
N 26 17'
E 97 41'
2004
2460.00
5 Bumhpabum
Wildlife
Sanctuary
Kachin State
Terrestrial
N 26 29'
E 97 31'
2004
716.00
6 Hukaung Valley
Wildlife Sanctuary
Kachin State
Terrestrial
2010
1673.00
Elephant, Gaur, Serow, Sambar deer,

Tiger, Leopard, Bear, Wild boar.
7 Hponkanrazi
Wildlife
Sanctuary
Kachin State
Terrestrial
N 37 30'
E 97 43'
2003
1044.00
Barking deer,Avifauna, Takin, Red panda,

Red Goral, Gibbon, Wild dogs,
Mangooes.
8 Kahilu Wildlife
Sanctuary
Kayin State
Terrestrial
N 17 3'
E 97 6'
1928
61.99
Serow, Barking deer, Civets,

Mouse deer, Hog deer.
9 Mulayit
Wildlife
Sanctuary
Kayin State
Terrestrial
N 16 7'
E 98 30'
1935
53.49
Barking deer, Leopard, Sambar , Civets.
10 Natmataung
National
Chin State
Terrestrial
N 21 12'
E 94 00'
2010
275.50
11 Hukung Valley
Wildlife Sanctuary
Sagaing Region
Terrestrial
2010
2575.00
Elephant, Tiger, Leopard, Gaur, Sambar,

Bear, Wild Boar, Serow, Water birds.
12 Chatthin
Wildlife
Sanctuary
Sagaing Region
Terrestrial
N 23 36'
E 95 32'
1941
104.00
Eld's deer, Sambar, Barking deer,Civets.
13 Minwuntaung
Wildlife
Sanctuary
Sagaing Region
Terrestrial
N 22 02'
E 95 58'
1971
79.49
14 Htamanthi
Wildlife
Sanctuary
Sagaing Region
Terrestrial
N 25 26'
E 95 37'
1974
830.40
Elephant, Gaur, Tiger, Wild boar, Sambar,

Barking deer.
15 Alaungdawkathapa
National Park
Sagaing Region
Terrestrial
N 22 30'
E 94 20'
1989
541.62
Elephant, Leopard, Gaur, Sambar,

Serow, Bear, Barking deer.
Takin, Musked deer, Leaf deer,

Red goral, Black barking deer.
Elephant, Tiger, Sambar deer,
Leopard, Bear, Serow, Gaur.
Elephant, Leopard, Tiger, Gaur, Sambar,
Bear, Wildboar, Serow,Sambar deer.
Elephant, Gaur,Serow, Deer Spp:,
Clouded Leopard, Golden cat,
Jackal, Goral, Mancaques,
Civets, Bear, Leopard, Pheasant, Hornbills.
Gaur, Serow, Bear, Goral, White browed

Nuthatch and Bird Spp;
Barking deer, Civets.
225
6.22 EXISTING PROTECTED AREAS IN MYANMAR (CONTD)
S.N.
Name
Location
Category of
Year of
Area
(Region/State)
Sanctuary
Establishment
sq.mile
16 Moscos Islands
Wildlife Sanctuary
Tanintharyi Region
Islasnds/
Marine
N 14 50'
E 97 51'
1927
18.99
Barking deer, Sambar,

Swiftlet, Water birds.
17 Lampi Island
Marine National Park
Tanintharyi Region
Marine
N 10 41.5' & 10 95.3'

.
E 98 4 9' & 98 18.3'
1996
79.09
Coral reefs, Mouse deer,

Dugone ,Barking deer.
18 Tanintharyi
Nature Reserve
Tanintharyi Region
Terrestrial
2005
656.37
19 Moeyongyi
Wetland Wildlife
Sanctuary
Bago Region
Wetland/
reservoir
N 17 34'
E 96 35'
1988
40.00
20 Wethtikan Wildlife
Sanctuary
Magway Region
Wetland
N 20 00'
E 96 30'
1939
1.70
21 Shwesettaw
Wildlife Sanctuary
Magway Region
Terrestrial
N 20 12'
E 94 35'
1940
179.26
22 Shwe-U-Daung
Wildlife Sanctuary
Mandalay Region
Terrestrial
N 23 05' & 22 57'
E 99 05' & 96 22'
1927
22.41
Elephant, Gaur, Banteng, Sambar,

Serow, Bear.
23 Pyin-O-Lwin
Bird Sanctuary
Mandalay Region
Terrestrial
N 22 00'
E 96 30'
1927
49.13
Barking deer,
Pheasant, Bird Spp;
24 Popa Mountain
Park
Mandalay Region
Terrestrial
N 20 53'
E 95 15'
1989
49.63
Barking deer, Wild boar,

Civets, Monkey.
25 Lawkananda
Wildlife Sanctuary
Mandalay Region
Terrestrial
N 21 15'
E 94 47'
1995
0.18
Star tortoise
26 Minsontaung
Wildlife Sanctuary
Mandalay Region
Terrestrial
N 21 28'
E 95 43'
2001
8.73
Barking deer, Rabbit,

Reptiles,Star tortoise,
Wild Cat.
Tiger, Leopard,
Elephant, Tapir.
Migratory birds and Resident birds.
Wetland birds.
Eld's deer, Barking deer, Star-tortoise

Wild boar.
226
6.22 EXISTING PROTECTED AREAS IN MYANMAR (CONCLD)
S.N.
Name
Location
Category of
Year of
Area
(Region/State)
Sanctuary
Establishment
sq.mile
27 Kelatha Wildlife
Sanctuary
Mon State
Terrestrial
N 17 13
E 97 06
28 Kyaikhtiyoe
Mon State
Terrestrial
1942
9.24
2001
60.32
N 17 24 & 17 34
E 97 01' & 97 10'
Wildlife Sanctuary
Avifauna, Civets, Barking deer,

Wild boar.
Goral, Sambar, Serow, Barking deer,
Monkey.
29 Rakhine Yoma
Elephant Range.
Rakhine State
Terrestrial
'
N 17 31
'
E 94 30
2002
677.88
Elephant, Gaur, Leopard, Jackal,

Bear.
30 Hlawga
Park
Yangon Region
Terrestrial / Lake
'
N 17 01
E 98 05'
1989
2.41
Sambar, Barking deer, Hog deer,

Monkey, Avifauria.
31 Shwe-U-Daung
Wildlife Sanctuary
Shan State
Terrestrial
N 23 05' & 22 57'
E 99 5' & 96 22'
1927
45.55
32 Taunggyi Bird
Sanctuary
Shan State
Terrestrial
N 20 45'
E 97 04'
1920
6.20
33 Inlay Wetland
Bird Sanctuary
Shan State
Wetland / Lake
N 19 46' & 20 38'
E 96 47' & 97 6'
1985
247.48
34 Parsar
Protected Area
Shan State
Terrestrial
N 20 29'
E 99 53'
1996
29.74
Jungle fowl, Chinese Pangolin.

Bear,Sambar,Dhole.
35 Loimwe
Protected Area
Shan State
Terrestrial
N 21 08'
E 99 49'
1996
16.54
Pangolin, Pheasant, Barking deer,

Wild boar, Civets.
36 Panlaung
Pyadalin Cave
Wildlife Sanctuary
Shan State
Terrestrial
N 21 10'
E 96 28'
2002
128.88
37 Thamihla Kyun
Wildlife Sanctuary
Sanctuary
Ayeyarwady Region Marine
N 15 50'
E 94 17'
1970
0.34
38 Meinmahla Kyun
Wildlife Sanctuary
Ayeyarwady Region Marine
N 16 05'
E 95 18'
1993
52.78
Elephant, Gaur,
Sambar,Serow,Bear.
Avifauna.
Resident and Migratory Bird.
Elephant, Leopard, Gaur,

Banteng, Golden Cat, Clouded
Marine turtle.
Crocodiles, Birds, Hot deer.
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Chart No. 7
PRODUCTION OF CEMENT AND UREA
CEMENT
UREA
Thousand Ton
800
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
2010-2011
2009-2010
2008-2009
2007-2008
2006-2007
2005-2006
2004-2005
2000-2001
1995-1996
1990-1991
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INDUSTRY
Production of Selected Commodities
Table 7.01 shows industrial enterprises owned by the respective government agencies.
Production figures of noodles, biscuits, soap, soft drink and shrimp paste shown in Table 7.02
for the year 1990-91 cover both private and public sector. For the later period, the figures refer
to public sector only. The production of crude salt and fine salt cover both private and public
sector for all the years from 1990-91 to 2009-2010.
As for condensed milk, the figures for the year 1990-91 relate to private and cooperative sector. For the later period, data refer to co-operative sector only.
MINES
Mines by Region and State
Table 7.03 shows metal and non-metal mines by region and state.
Production of Minerals
Data shown in Table 7.04 include precious mineral, metal and ore, mineral fuel and
industrial raw materials.
Persons Engaged in Mines
Table 7.05 shows persons engaged in mines by type of mining and gender-wise.
Children of age under 18 are not permitted to work in the mines. Women are also not permitted
to work underground. Underground workers are defined as those workers who work in the
tunnels under the ground. Open workers are defined as those workers working below the
surface with open cuts.
POWER
Electric Power
Data regarding electric power is obtained from Myanma Electric Power Enterprise
(MEPE), Electricity Supply Enterprise (ESE), Yangon City Electricity Supply Board (YESB)
and Hydropower Generation Enterprise (HPGE). It refers only to the activities of MEPE, ESE,
YESB and HPGE which are the main distributor of electric power in Myanmar. The data shown
in Table 7.06 to 7.10 are provided by the Department of Electric Power (DEP).
Installed capacity indicates aggregate of name plate capacities of Government Power
Station under the control of the Ministry of Electric Power No (1) and the Ministry of Electric
Power No (2).
230
Units generated indicate the amount of electricity generated by the power stations or
system. It includes electric energy used in power stations, total units sent out and line loss.
Units consumed indicate the amount of electric power consumed by the power stations
for departmental use plus power used by the consumers.
Sales of electric power are classified into four categories as follows:
1. General Purpose (General Purpose & Domestic Power)
2. Industrial Power (Industrial & Small Power)
3. Bulk (Commercial Power)
4. Other (Temporary lighting and street lighting)
The electric loss on the line is determined by the difference between the units generated
and the sum of consumption by station auxiliaries and units sold.
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7.01 PUBLIC INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES
(Number)
S.N.
Particulars
Food and beverages
Clothing
Construction materials
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
134
154
164
106
176
179
166
145
105
80
38
29
30
30
32
44
43
45
41
41
119
117
118
128
122
134
125
122
112
109
Personal goods
30
30
30
21
24
28
43
43
42
39
Household goods
11
11
15
28
27
28
23
29
21
22
Printing and publishing
26
24
25
30
31
31
35
34
34
34
Industrial raw
materials
53
58
75
41
44
48
46
42
41
40
Mineral &
Petroleum products
36
36
34
27
36
23
27
30
20
24
Agricultural equipment
14
16
23
13
10
10
11
19
15
13
29
22
24
20
17
18
11 Transport vehicles
84
91
103
181
173
172
169
14
10
12 Workshops and
dockyards
20
20
26
110
106
108
112
122
111
116
13 Miscellaneous
55
120
209
80
134
93
94
83
79
92
616
708
848
818
947
920
917
740
652
639
10 Machinery and equipment
TOTAL
Source : Data obtained from the respective agencies.
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7.02 VOLUME OF PRODUCTION OF SELECTED COMMODITIES
S.N.
Commodity
Unit
1990-91 1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
FOOD AND BEVERAGES

1 Sugar
Ton
19153
41438
92936
57832(r)
40546 (r)
38341 (r)
27585 (r)
30700 (r)
21128 (r)
22767
2 Molasses
Ton
10437
26857
43365
31322(r)
22784 (r)
20430 (r)
13462 (r)
22329 (r)
16550 (r)
11053
Salt
Crude
(000)Ton
259
218
231
267
172
223
153
242
409
125
Fine
(000)Ton
125
143
201
272
276
250
234
182
250
242
4 Biscuits
Ton
8464
1806
1320
1226
989
751
761
726
133
5 Noodles
(000)lb
47386
18016
489
1550
1813
1532
1981
2172
2298
2268
6 Coffee
(000)lb
79
204
121
124
84
106
114
96
89
11
7 Tea
(000)lb
1471
1609
1851
1880
1729
1870
1866
1848
1883
1871
8 Condensed milk
(000)lb
36159
5709
3621
2117
2560
3215
5491
3358
7613
8423
9 Shrimp paste
(000)Viss
53272
1147
624
633
632
746
419
700
644
635
10 Soft Drink
(000)doz
2207
2658
9306
14624
15708
15466
14967
14741
9485
6993
11 Beer
(000)gal
494
1212
251
1637
1375
1545
1573 (r)
17077 (r)
19907
12 Alcohol
(000)gal
2386
3126
5332
1542
1471
1311
1643
1676
1908 (r)
2575
2210861 6040747
4732287
6270994
7771562
6549796
3723116
5637995
42
13 Purified Drinking
water
Litres
153900
1788389
14 Candy
M.Ton
11
410
328
281
321
136
125
Million
1059
853
2521
3199
2822
2755
3038
2352
3955 (r)
(000) yd
38101
14893
25561
14957
17702
19996
15485
19054
19949
18983
Drill
(000) yd
2623
1203
Flannel
(000) yd
522
2779
Cellular
(000) yd
1159
Poplin
(000) yd
2250
1905
4693
2364
6433
16323
11789
13654
12924
13009
Curtain
(000) yd
61
65
22
12
30
22
17
Cotton shirting
(000) yd
14802
7300
16649
9145
8182
1658
1721
4013
4497
2357
Cotton cloth
(000) yd
15624
119
Netting
(000) yd
1060
1522
4197
3436
3082
1985
1968
1378
2506
3600
(000) lb
20860
11318
13401
8313
9112
16437
16580
13933
15140
19247
(000) doz
492
366
659
475
204
TOBACCO
15 Cigarettes
4330
TEXTILE (COTTON)
16 Cotton fabrics
Mosquito-cotton
17 Cotton yarn
18 Cotton thread
483 (r)
458 (r)
Note: The data of Alcohol production for the year 2009-2010 and 2010-2011 are included both the public sector and private sector.
Although the data of Beer production for the year 2009-2010 represented to both the public sector and private sector, for those 2010-11
represented to the private sector only.
The data of Cigarettes production for the years 2009-2010 and 2010-2011 are represented to the private sector only.
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7.02 VOLUME OF PRODUCTION OF SELECTED COMMODITIES (CONTD.)
S.N.
Commodity
Unit
1990-91 1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07 2007-08
2008-09
2009-10 2010-11
MADE-UP ARTICLES
19 Vests
(000) No
1745
1126
1118
2205
1445
2595
2311
2895
2017
2355
20 Towels
(000) No
1295
1390
1593
3609
3014
1747
2922
2894
2821
21 Blankets
(000) No
613
482
178
123
112
183
152
304
221
190
22 Gunny bags
(000) No
19667
35052
13707
2700
1947
2172
1631
1883
1589
1218
23 Gunny cloth
(000) yd
1950
567
33
36
70
26
35
24 Gunny twine
(000) lb
1018
393
20
426
1201
2058
341
127
817
964
25 Shirts & Ready-made

Garments
(000) No
2256
930
1619
1920
1212
1696
1291
1848
1844
1187
161629 128960
105358
103389
149359
181411 180867
70183
54679
26 Monk's Robe
Set
116484
PERSONAL REQUISITES
27 Tooth paste
(000)doz
218
181
142
110
65
37
52
91
51
28 Toilet soap
Ton
724
1037
3013
2822
2912
3529
4079
3267
867
519
29 Umbrella
No
- 475000
594224
642979
510638
303709 218657
84496
119934
PHARMACEUTICALS
30 Solids
(000)kg
228
137
103
264
286
230
345
303
272
455
31 Liquids
(000)Litres
267
198
454
395
396
278
197
256
354
219
(000)kg
65
46
49
85
58
38
39
69
67
58
Million
499
846
1150
1068
1244
1023
9607
864
955
903
(000)amp
22705
24213
7887
10727
14687
11868
16265
12761
23406
18666
(000)dosage
1942
1832
1410
418
432
418
590
672
546
518
36 Glasses
(000)No
30.27
58.77 151.45
114.05
67.44
37 Bottles, all sorts
(000)No
15828
10876
10386
9002
8376
8225
5001
200
5889
5050
38 Washing soap
Ton
16601
35089
44296
61012
66775
69832
72702
73608
66526
44235
39 Detergent Powder
Ton
669
500
2143
2830
1911
2039
1544
1235
448
900
40 Liquid Detergent
gal
10000
30000
75600
115000
120900
121556
100500
98350
90000
98500
32 Ointments and similar

preparations
33 Tablets
34 Sterile products
35 Biological products
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
234
7.02 VOLUME OF PRODUCTION OF SELECTED COMMODITIES (CONTD.)
S.N.
Commodity
Unit
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10
2010-11
ELECTRICAL GOODS
41 Car battery
(000)No
28
12
10
31
29
10
10
17
38
42 Dry cell battery
(000)No
7039
2560
4750
11360
11000
11200
3806
3811
Roll
43769
15153
39028
34214
41349
42874
14051
25990
30090
28615
289
88
152
119
128
123
60
37400
12715
18600
14100
10600
13800
2000
43 P.V.C Cable
44 Electrical
(000)No
accessories
45 Lighting fixtures
No
46 Fluorescent lamp
(000)No
210
46
495
727
992
960
510
410
47 Incandescent lamp
(000)No
1259
449
656
90
30
48 Electric motor
No
410
374
50
49 Hot plate
No
4000
1000
2364
6809
5600
6000
500
50 Rice cooker
No
977
1350
3955
4460
5300
5000
7800
32000
51 Transformer
No
43
35
185
41
100
62
89
156
136
181
Ton
402037
523611
418923
533475
547068
576589
611353
690750
637264
547628
(000)No
61219
62594
66575
76997
72325
70858
76223
52536
47317
59759
54 Wire products
M.Ton
1277
951
55 Sheets products
M.Ton
56 Bars,rods,hats,etc.
M.Ton
5413
23003
3936
3981
5064
3165
2168
1120
3207
405
57 Asbestos sheets
(000)ft
2282
1459
460
1346
1357
1506
1908
2608
2742
2718
58 Asbestos ceiling
(000)No
251
408
351
689
741
777
641
432
414
426
10528
11268
10236
9556
5863
57775
10964
10602
10051
BUILDING MATERIALS
52 Cement
53 Bricks
59 Glass
Ton
60 Tile (8" x 8")
(000)No
5626
6512
7021
6982
6940
7432
5288
6372
61 Paints
(000)gal
328
353
198
230
234
260
273
233
295
96
235
7.02 VOLUME OF PRODUCTION OF SELECTED COMMODITIES (CONCLD.)
S.N.
Commodity
Unit
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
Set
Set
No
No
No
1905
144
6372
171134
124
2950
96
161000
854
2405
60
2050
137412
1612
5870
235
47986
105937
3685
No
No
No
No
380
203
255
9
744
580
130
100
720
128
775
452
5312
4277
33647
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
7980
34872
90620
11124
9470
53878
110385
14831
11650
41839
130056
14594
8283
63148
101337
11048
11354
54038
138571
11014
10324
77
58993
308061
7810
471
254
300
2600
445
283
390
5366
310
317
601
6005
392
312
700
7522
328
190
271
5569
1695
210
125
5197
1429
154
250
5357
4137
7484
7964
7660
7621
6891
6965
6788
54025
183421
426171
437729
460442
476832
405521
439615
450381
33628
19
53953
72
183353
68
426034
137
436289
1440
457086
3356
472019
4813
399515
6006
432951
6664
443341
7040
(000)gal
(000)gal
(000)gal
(000)gal
(000)gal
(000)gal
Ton
41567
84616
3007
28664
8204
602
35990
65133
116564
4250
27429
17523
234
27237
80597
112595
6119
33738
17910
186
32951
109433
61591
4774
13579
20477
346
21686
106683
54078
3962
13440
15259
409
19515
109327
72744
3843
11069
14345
429
22286
109941
55803
3945
15961
14909
471
19520
103853
50582
3864
16750
12401
400
20757
112615
32843
3200
14244
9945
324
17563
135337
44115
3290
15602
12483
434
16619
Ton
10354
17060
17928
1024
(r)
3060
17
1144
133
3854
3725
15
1164
143
1862
(r)
3542
15
1044
160
MACHINERY
62
63
64
65
66
Pumping sets
Diesel generating sets
Bicycles
Tyre & Tube
Light Agriculture
Maching
VEHICLES
67
68
69
70
Light vehicles
Heavy vehicles
Tractor
Trailer
CRUDE OIL, NATURAL GAS

AND PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
71 Crude Oil
72 Natural Gas
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
(a)Pipeline Gas
(b)Compressed
Natural Gas
Motor Spirit
Diesel Oil
LPG
Furnace Oil
Aviation Turbine
Kerosene
Petroleum Coke
(000)US
barrel
Million
Cuft
M-Cuft
M-Cuft
STATIONARY
80 Paper
16467 (r)
19011
18615 (r)
14917
19929 (r)
13320
14691
3045
4186
27
110
1239
3934
31
106
1016
3121
22
70
788
2528
29
35
OTHERS
81
82
83
84
85
Plastic sheets
Tableware
Sanitaryware
Flower Vases
Fertilizer(Urea)
(000)yd
(000)No
(000)No
No
(000)M.T
1464
2848
203
693
95
977
3780
244
398
100
2790
4229
302
76
115
Note: LPG-Liquitfied Petroleum Gas

Sources:
1. Textile Industries. 2. Pharmaceutical and Foodstuff Industries.

3. Paper & Home Utilities Industries. 4. No.(1), (2) & (3) Heavy Industries Enterprise.
5. No.(3) Mining Enterprise. 6. Myanma Salt & Marine Chemical Enterprise.
7. Myanma Petrochemical Enterprise. 8. Energy Planning Department.
10. Department of Co-operative.11. Directorate of Supply & Transport.
12. Myanma Economic Holdings Limited.
236
7.03 MINES BY REGION AND STATE
S.N.
Region and State
1 Kachin State
2 Kayah State
3 Kayin State
4 Sagaing Region
6 Bago Region
7 Magway Region
8 Mandalay Region
9 Mon State
10 Shan State
11 Chin State
TOTAL
* Include Private Sector
Type
1990
1995
2000
2004*
2005*
2006*
2007*
2008*
2009*
2010*
Metal
12
37
39
41
66
112
342
Non-metal
Metal
Non-metal
Metal
208
Non-metal
Metal
46
34
141
163
184
218
402
Non-metal
15
26
42
54
61
86
Non-metal
Metal
19
16
23
35
40
67
Non-metal
Metal
Non-metal
Metal
124
181
164
185
135
152
669
Non-metal
14
Metal
14
15
Non-metal
Metal
13
14
22
32
73
216
Non-metal
11
11
11
11
14
Metal
Non-metal
Metal
31
20
230
294
381
497
522
672
2016
Non-metal
18
11
22
10
22
21
26
30
42
Metal
Source : Department of Mines.
237
7.04 PRODUCTION OF MINERALS
S.N.
Mineral
Unit
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
1 Jade
(000)Kilogram
2 Gems
(000)Carat
239
1943
11096
14987
20005
20458
20266
32924
25796
46810
294
12881
48676
47979
29326
20814
24089
18729
11316
12963
3 Refined silver
Troy(000)oz
123
112
65
45
40
19
52
4 Refined gold
Troy oz
3106
3619
4650
3151
2238
1097
1632
10981
5516
5 Copper matte
M.Ton
108
192
125
38
34
25
18
10
6 Nickel speiss
M.Ton
98
68
60
41
47
33
13
19
7 Antimonial lead
M.Ton
110
88
117
73
8 Refined lead
M.Ton
1562
1512
1200
809
576
499
202
191
9 Zinc concentrates
M.Ton
3820
1609
1960
400
280
39
34
199
20
10 Tin concentrates
M.Ton
272
575
371
493
737
786
809
729
730
653
11 Tungsten concentrates
M.Ton
13
148
10
10
12 Mixed tin, tungsten &
M.Ton
1155
1137
886
576
921
824
1032
610
657
1204
PRECIOUS MINERAL
METAL AND ORE
scheelite
a.Tin/tungsten mixed
M.Ton
152
55
231
44
91
63
109
156
200
468
b.Tin/tungsten/scheelite M.Ton
1003
1082
655
532
830
761
923
454
457
736
M.Ton
30033
27856
M.Ton
32774
34708
13 Copper concentrates
MINERAL FUEL
14 Coal
115814 (r) 230034 (r) 201830 (r) 351611 (r) 309957 (r) 245172 (r) 234983 (r) 239527
INDUSTRIAL RAW MINERAL

15 Baryte
M.Ton
10133
30641
32333
16 Lime stone
M.Ton
42892
55701
39925
17 Fire clay
M.Ton
1744
4205
420 (r)
600 (r)
30 (r)
- (r)
18 Bentonite
M.Ton
398
4769
979 (r)
815 (r)
602 (r)
904 (r)
971 (r)
854 (r)
830 (r)
546
19 Gypsum
M.Ton
30195
37011
50108
66038 (r) 69735 (r)
73654 (r)
76401 (r)
92474 (r)
85872 (r)
77617
20 Dolomite
M.Ton
3450
3540
301
21 Ball clay
M.Ton
200
22 Fire clay powder
M.Ton
191
68
91
23 Yellow ochre
M.Ton
200
Note : Data from 1990-91 is received from

the Mining Enterprise and those from 1995-96 to
2010-2011 are obtained from the Gems Enterprise,
Myanmar Ruby Enterprise (Gems & Jewellery) Co, Ltd and
Myanmar Imperial Jade (Gems & Jewellery) Co, Ltd.
2229 (r)
2205 (r)
4023 (r)
6053 (r)
7000 (r)
7120 (r)
14346
38332 (r) 20093 (r)
20323 (r)
17296 (r)
16329 (r)
10456 (r)
939
-
4013 (r)
4400 (r)
5000 (r)
4000 (r)
4500 (r)
4500
2350
114 (r)
97 (r)
- (r)
Sources : 1.
2.
3.
4.
No.(1), (2) & (3) Mining Enterprise.

Myanma Gems Enterprise.
Myanmar Ruby Enterprise (Gems & Jewellery) Co, Ltd
Myanmar Imperial Jade (Gems & Jewellery) Co, Ltd.
238
7.05 PERSONS ENGAGED IN METALLIFERROUS MINES BY TYPE OF MINING
(Number)
Type of Workers
S.N.
Year
Total Workers
Underground
Openworking
Surface
1990
Male
Female
Total
12915
1802
14717
2332
2332
2267
360
2627
8316
1442
9758
1995
Male
Female
Total
11649
2281
13930
1963
1963
1306
4
1310
8380
2277
10657
2000
Male
Female
Total
5793
1737
7530
948
948
559
20
579
4286
1717
6003
2004*
Male
Female
Total
10417
1338
11755
4360
4360
4209
1056
5265
1848
282
2130
2005*
Male
Female
Total
27528
3504
31032
13256
13256
13143
3183
16326
1129
321
1450
2006*
Male
Female
Total
23515
4145
27660
3267
3267
11639
1158
12797
8609
2987
11596
2007*
Male
Female
Total
34394
5642
40036
3172
3172
20216
2777
22993
11006
2865
13871
2008*
Male
Female
Total
27320
4206
31526
1392
1392
18390
816
19206
7538
3390
10928
2009*
Male
Female
Total
29508
5015
34523
6750
950
7700
13340
2474
15814
9418
1591
11009
10
2010*
Male
Female
Total
61348
9980
71328
13921
13921
32407
5331
37738
15020
4649
19669
* Include Private Sector
Source : Department of Mines.
239
7.06 ELECTRIC POWER INSTALLATION, GENERATION AND CONSUMPTION
S.N.
Year
Installed
Capacity
(Megawatts)
Generation
Consumption
Consumers
Electrification
(Million Kwh)
(Million Kwh)
(000 No.)
No. of Towns No. of Villages
1990-1991
804
2643.05
1675.20
659
307
838
1995-1996
982
3762.33
2262.37
826
320
1015
2000-2001
1171
5117.64
3267.94
1101
408
708
2004-2005
1562
5608.24
3909.18
1202
440
1190
2005-2006
1690
6064.16
4352.66
1269
467
1240
2006-2007
1684
6164.15
4354.99
1475
484
1187
2007-2008
1717
6398.02
4438.09
1818
484
1319
2008-2009
1848
6621.76
4701.26
1970
484
1350
2009-2010
2544
6964.27
4993.36
2096
485
2159
10
2010-2011
3413
8625.11
6312.08
2223
486
2250
Source : Department of Electric Power.
240
7.07 ELECTRIC POWER INSTALLATION BY TYPE AND LOCATION
(Megawatts)
Electric
S.N.
Year
Power
By Type
Thermal
Diesel
Hydel
Installed
Total
Gas
By Location
Yangon
Lawpita
Other
1990-1991
92
97
258
357
804
164
168
472
1995-1996
61
81
317
523
982
316
196
470
2000-2001
216
65
360
530
1171
465
196
510
2004-2005
195
60
746
561
1562
465
196
901
2005-2006
315
68
746
561
1690
465
196
1029
2006-2007
285
70
771
558
1684
465
196
1023
2007-2008
285
70
803
559
1717
476
196
1045
2008-2009
285
57
947
559
1848
476
196
1176
2009-2010
285
55
1654
550
2544
471
196
1877
10
2010-2011
285
56
2522
550
3413
471
196
2746
241
7.08 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION BY TYPE AND LOCATION
(Million Kwh)
Electric Power Generated
S.N.
Year
By Type
Thermal
Diesel
Total
Hydel
Gas
By Location
Yangon
Lawpita
Other
1990-1991
28.11
73.89
1248.45
1292.60
2643.05
122.80
979.12
1541.13
1995-1996
62.49
43.21
1595.46
2061.17
3762.33
1141.18
1388.19
1232.96
2000-2001
661.59
36.20
1891.93
2527.92
5117.64
2224.90
1435.04
1457.70
2004-2005
183.91
33.23
2407.75
2983.35
5608.24
2051.97
1444.97
2111.30
2005-2006
631.91
33.37
3000.80
2398.08
6064.16
1953.88
1487.11
2623.17
2006-2007
786.42
28.08
3324.63
2025.02
6164.15
1720.02
1423.53
3020.60
2007-2008
854.70
33.59
3618.51
1891.22
6398.02
1752.45
1506.85
3138.72
2008-2009
614.23
39.95
4071.08
1896.50
6621.76
1756.40
1470.71
3394.65
2009-2010
473.36
29.57
5256.36
1204.98
6964.27
969.35
1488.74
4506.18
10
2010-2011
640.04
32.66
6188.95
1763.46
8625.11
1605.22
631.91
6387.98
242
7.09 PRODUCTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
Production (Million Kwh)

S.N.
Year
Generation
Unit loss
Departmental
Net Production
Use
Cost of Production
Unit Cost
(000 Kyats)
(Kyat)
1990-1991
2643.05
934.28
33.57
1675.20
812892
0.49
1995-1996
3762.33
1437.21
62.75
2262.37
1771341
0.78
2000-2001
5117.64
1747.84
101.86
3267.94
22610627
6.92
2004-2005
5608.24
1618.68
80.38
3909.18
9648221
2.47
2005-2006
6064.16
1630.29
81.21
4352.66
13336809
3.06
2006-2007
6164.15
1727.16
82.00
4354.99
99163940
22.77
2007-2008
6398.02
1821.75
138.18
4438.09
111703936
25.17
2008-2009
6621.76
1767.14
153.36
4701.26
125941881
26.79
2009-2010
6964.27
1855.93
114.98
4993.36
133362959
26.71
10
2010-2011
8625.11
2157.81
155.22
6312.08
162715007
25.78
243
7.10 SALES OF ELECTRIC POWER BY TYPE
Volume (Million Kwh)

S.N.
Year
Total
General
Industrial
Purpose
Power
Value (Kyat in Million)

Bulk
Other
Total
General
Industrial
Purpose
Power
Bulk
Other
1990-1991
1675.20
628.91
787.50
214.03
44.76
822.19
328.52
372.54
98.17
22.96
1995-1996
2262.37
972.29
875.67
340.21
74.20
2827.29
1670.56
843.69
235.96
77.08
2000-2001
3267.94
1361.02
1295.43
526.51
84.98
16580.68
7858.59
6604.83
1943.18
174.08
2004-2005
3909.18
1662.30
1549.09
613.08
84.71
30759.21
13005.83
14291.24
3237.70
224.44
2005-2006
4352.66
1811.97
1756.42
695.41
88.86
38982.61
15670.72
18659.03
4418.37
234.49
2006-2007
4354.99
1614.04
1853.62
826.69
60.64
127840.34
44694.60
60375.77
21294.30
1475.67
2007-2008
4438.09
1646.92
1871.83
863.96
55.38
147309.61
53300.07
67021.16
25396.17
1592.21
2008-2009
4701.26
1798.51
1904.44
944.98
53.33
160870.08
59782.66
71744.54
27909.82
1433.06
2009-2010
4993.36
2015.13
1849.74
1071.07
57.42
170057.03
68101.55
68570.00
31829.04
1556.44
10
2010-2011
6312.08
2653.33
2286.77
1306.38
65.60
237118.98
99653.01
93887.07
41675.54
1903.36
VIII. CONSTRUCTION
246
Chart No. 8
COMPLETED CONSTRUCTION OF SCHOOLS BY REGION AND STATE
Number
2400
2250
2100
1950
1800
1650
1500
1350
1200
1050
900
750
600
450
300
150
2010-2011
2009-2010
2008-2009
2007-2008
2006-2007
2005-2006
2004-2005
2000-2001
1995-1996
1990-1991
247
VIII. CONSTRUCTION
The National Housing and Town and Country Development Board which was formed in
October 1951, was reorganized and reconstituted into Housing Board at the end of 1965. In
March 1972, along with the general reorganization of all government departments, the Housing
Board became the Housing Corporation and was later renamed as Housing Department. With
st
effect from 1 July 1990, Housing Department was again renamed as Department of Human
Settlement and Housing Development. It was charged with planning and execution of all
residential housing schemes undertaken by the State. But the responsibility for actual
construction work was entrusted to the Construction Corporation which was renamed in April
1989 as Public Works. In 1988-89 the Department of Human Settlement and Housing
Development has introduced the Urban Development Housing Scheme under which private
contractors are permitted to construct buildings of different designs in the vacant plots of the
downtown areas of the Yangon City, with their own monies. After completion of the
construction, family units in the buildings are divided according to the ratio agreed upon, by the
Department and the contractors.
Table 8.01 shows the annual construction and the cumulative totals of number of
buildings, comprising the number of family units completed by the Department of Human
Settlement and Housing Development since its inception.
Table 8.02 shows the completed number of residential buildings initiated by the
Department of Human Settlement and Housing Development under Residential Housing
Scheme.
Table 8.03 relates to school construction by Region and State. From 1989-90 onwards,
schools are constructed not only by the Public Works but also by the Co-operatives and Private
contractors. The data are furnished by the Public Works and the Department of Basic
Education.
Table 8.04 refers to private building activities in Yangon City Development Area. The
table shows the number of applications submitted to and approved by the Yangon City
Development Committee and construction completed. Data are also shown by type of building
and classified into two categories viz., (a) new buildings and (b) extension and repairs.
248
8.01 RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS COMPLETED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN
SETTLEMENT AND HOUSING DEVELOPMENT
Yangon
S.N.
Year
No. of
Buildings
Other Towns
Total Family
Units
No. of
Buildings
Total Cost of
Total Family
Units
Construction
(K million)
ANNUAL CONSTRUCTION
1
1990-1991
76
13.40
1995-1996
2.00
2000-2001
10
220
64
531.52
2004-2005
573
12543
16
25589.92
2005-2006
229
633
9860.16
2006-2007
30
266
14
2991.35
2007-2008
73
434
8060.22
2008-2009
152
576
16
21820.74
2009-2010
26
380
68
6168.88
10
2010-2011
27
336
46
6075.41
CUMULATIVE TOTALS
1990-1991
2415
12855
1353
3799
533.75
1995-1996
2459
13111
608.05
2000-2001
2527
14015
1371
3953
2553.20
2004-2005
3228
28647
1372
3969
43116.56
2005-2006
3457
29280
1372
3969
52976.72
2006-2007
3487
29546
1374
3983
55968.07
2007-2008
3560
29980
1374
3983
64028.29
2008-2009
3712
30556
1375
3999
85849.03
2009-2010
3738
30936
1380
4067
92017.91
10
2010-2011
3765
31272
1386
4113
98093.32
Source : Department of Human Settlement and Housing Development.
249
8.02 COMPLETED RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTED UNDER
RESIDENTIAL HOUSING SCHEME
S.N.
Particulars
b. Family Units (Number)

c. Floor Space(sq.ft.)
d. Cost (K million)
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
Public
a. Buildings (Number)
1990-91
13
574
229
76
284
12559
633
36662
4212
209576
8809883
884700
25589.92
9860.16
13.40
2.00
531.52
d. Cost (K million)
16
601
562458
d. Cost (K million)
352300
13
574
245
76
284
12559
1234
36662
4212
209576
8809883
1447158
25589.92
362160.16
Co-operative
Private
Total
d. Cost (K million)
13.40
2.00
531.52
250
8.02 COMPLETED RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTED UNDER
RESIDENTIAL HOUSING SCHEME ( CONCLD. )
S.N.
Particulars
2006-07
2009-10
2010-11
32
73
153
31
33
280
434
592
448
382
240157
351332
751535
388594
329736
d. Cost (K million)
2991.35
8060.22
21820.74
6168.88
6075.41
d. Cost (K million)
d. Cost (K million)
2008-09
Public
2007-08
Co-operative
Private
Total
32
73
153
31
33
280
434
592
448
382
240157
351332
751535
388594
329736
d. Cost (K million)
2991.35
8060.22
21820.74
6168.88
6075.41
Source : Department of Human Settlement and Housing Development.
251
8.03 COMPLETED CONSTRUCTION OF SCHOOLS BY REGION AND STATE
S.N.
Region and State
Primary
Schools
1990-91
Middle
High
Schools Schools
Total
Primary
Schools
1995-96
Middle
High
Schools Schools
Total
Primary
Schools
(Number)
2000-01
Middle
High
Total
Schools Schools
1 Kachin State
10
13
27
2 Kayah State
22
29
3 Kayin State
13
23
29
4 Chin State
11
24
69
15
93
5 Sagaing Region
16
43
10
13
66
171
25
15
211
19
17
26
11
16
16
43
11
23
100
11
11
122
8 Magway Region
14
17
36
83
26
114
9 Mandalay Region
12
14
10
33
100
25
26
151
14
30
10
25
34
11 Rakhine State
11
21
36
48
12 Yangon Region
20
12
14
46
23
35
40
11
57
13 Shan State
11
23
12
22
61
23
22
106
21
13
39
105
29
16
150
78
69
88
235
173
93
64
330
865
191
141
1197
7 Bago Region
10 Mon State
TOTAL
252
8.03 COMPLETED CONSTRUCTION OF SCHOOLS BY REGION AND STATE (CONTD.)
(Number)
2004-05
S.N.
Region and State
Primary Middle
Schools Schools
2005-06
High
Schools
Total
Primary
Schools
2006-07
Middle
High
Schools Schools
Total
Primary
Schools
Middle
High
Schools Schools
Total
1 Kachin State
24
10
20
54
23
38
24
40
2 Kayah State
24
34
11
18
11
22
3 Kayin State
11
20
13
21
49
18
21
88
4 Chin State
45
11
60
57
10
13
80
11
10
29
180
18
14
212
164
26
199
165
27
11
203
11
17
12
53
26
18
97
7 Bago Region
130
28
23
181
200
35
34
269
296
80
79
455
8 Magway Region
148
12
10
170
131
138
130
11
149
9 Mandalay Region
143
31
19
193
77
15
15
107
92
16
19
127
25
11
43
39
18
63
133
28
28
189
11 Rakhine State
426
64
42
532
58
72
169
57
44
270
12 Yangon Region
123
16
13
152
31
39
58
12
78
13 Shan State
83
21
29
133
86
21
16
123
32
17
20
69
58
10
20
88
165
30
28
223
371
98
75
544
1431
237
221
1889
1064
176
162
1402
1594
408
358
2360
5 Sagaing Region
10 Mon State
TOTAL
253
8.03 COMPLETED CONSTRUCTION OF SCHOOLS BY REGION AND STATE (CONCLD.)
(Number)
2007-08
Primary Middle
2008-09
High
Total Primary Middle
Schools Schools Schools
2009-10
High
Total Primary
Schools
Middle
2010-11
High
Total
Schools Schools
Primary Middle
High
Total
1 Kachin State
19
10
34
17
25
23
30
16
25
2 Kayah State
17
3 Kayin State
73
12
12
97
17
10
32
18
25
22
36
4 Chin State
32
44
12
13
13
5 Sagaing Region
88
95
53
59
61
12
76
60
16
82
86
15
109
27
35
37
47
16
18
256
35
69
360 108
11
21
140
133
17
27
177
185
22
29
236
8 Magway Region
89
14
107
38
46
55
71
34
45
9 Mandalay Region
71
10
83
41
15
62
59
10
75
37
14
10
61
10 Mon State
69
15
28
112
30
13
46
36
11
55
34
45
11 Rakhine State
335
53
48
436
55
10
74
50
16
75
264
28
15
307
12 Yangon Region
64
80
27
41
103
13
122
13 Shan State
41
14
24
79
50
63
33
10
50
13
24
264
45
53
362 463
59
54
576
245
98
654
997
404
65
44
513
1495
236
284 2015 939
134
147
1220
1198
183
7 Bago Region
TOTAL
201 (r)
960 (r)
23 (r)
215 (r) 755
Sources:
233 (r)
1930 (r)
153 1534
1. Public Works.
2. Department of Basic Education No.(1).
254
8.04 PRIVATE BUILDING ACTIVITIES IN YANGON
(Number)
1990
S.N.
Type of Building
Masonry
Semi-Pucca
Brick-Nogging
Wooden
Others
Total Number of
1995
2000
New
Building
Extension /
Repair
New
Building
Application Submitted
1272
3352
858
22
Application Approved
1145
2601
993
16
Completed Construction
72
210
789
12
10
10
562
484
2376
171
11
442
1690
158
18
180
290
113
208
501
24
193
494
46
120
30
36
604
291
31
410
293
25
20
13
2012
6841
1344
33
1821
5201
1490
34
407
1112
918
Extension /
Repair
New
Building
Extension /
Repair
255
8.04 PRIVATE BUILDING ACTIVITIES IN YANGON (CONTD.)
(Number)
2004
S.N.
1 Masonry
2 Semi-Pucca
3 Brick-Nogging
4 Wooden
Type of Building
New
Building
2006
Extension /
Repair
New
Building
Extension /
Repair
1802
53
2277
67
2063
98
1771
84
2185
131
1906
117
1341
61
1095
13
1393
29
663
37
988
74
824
67
601
34
922
88
770
114
30
60
160
25
931
330
20
909
326
426
73
136
390
64
125
43
81
2916
90
4269
141
3353
165
2782
118
4080
219
3127
231
1376
61
1198
13
1634
29
6 Total Number of
2005
Extension/
Repair
5 Others
New
Building
256
8.04 PRIVATE BUILDING ACTIVITIES IN YANGON (CONCLD.)
(Number)
2007
S.N.
1 Masonry
Type of Building
3 Brick-Nogging
4 Wooden
6 Total Number of
New
Building
Extension /
Repair
New
Building
2010
Extension /
Repair
New
Building
Extension /
Repair
1770
72
1269
45
1735
100
1730
32
1918
93
1687
71
1672
40
1833
31
677
703
808
737
724
134
539
144
127
20
204
482
52
272
26
219
13
204
32
10
50
14
10
49
10
43
113
85
88
72
79
90
88
13
18
2587
206
1935
189
1955
120
2032
40
2521
145
2047
97
1985
53
2135
39
727
731
808
737
5 Others
New Extension /
Building
Repair
2009
2 Semi-Pucca
2008
Source : Yangon City Development Committee.
IX. COASTAL TRADE
258
Chart No. 9
COASTAL TRADE OF DOMESTIC SEAPORTS

(OUT-SHIPMENT)
K.Million
64,000
60,000
56,000
52,000
48,000
44,000
40,000
36,000
32,000
28,000
24,000
20,000
16,000
12,000
8,000
4,000
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2000
1995
1990
259
IX. COASTAL TRADE
Coastal trade statistics relate to the out-shipment and in-shipment of goods by sea-going
vessels between Myanma seaports. Shipping bills have to be filed at the Customs Department if
goods are to be transported from one Myanma seaport to another. When the goods arrive at the
destination, a bill of entry has to be filed if the goods are from Yangon; otherwise no bill of
entry is necessary. These shipping bills or bills of entry form are the basis of statistical
information. The date of departure or arrival of the ship is taken as the date on which the
out-shipment or in-shipment takes place. Goods are valued at market value at the port of exit or
entry.
260
9.01 COASTAL TRADE OF DOMESTIC SEAPORTS
(OUT-SHIPMENT)
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
Seaport
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Sittwe
28.11
181.83
232.14
3190.88
6838.97
1013.95
1515.47
1021.47
783.63
1695.99
Pathein
2.84
20.00
Coco Gyun
0.14
7.44
26.56
1.13
Kyaukpyu
3.87
25.55
0.05
0.51
17.99
39.39
22.87
2.99
Myeik
218.40
595.10
408.04
2668.42
4075.40
4443.51
3543.98
1709.81
1380.06
2484.36
Mawlamyine
3.83
25.39
270.53
8.40
1.02
1.00
Yangon
1767.99
3117.96
8936.84
11922.27
19091.06
51231.08
21274.73
30521.92
Thandwe
0.54
11.94
4.75
17.03
Dawei
70.53
131.62
73.88
155.61
347.14
631.45
343.15
128.75
84.50
1.55
10 Kawthaung
5.30
285.24
189.82
1211.34
3400.06
4169.89
3601.50
2994.90
1230.65
3513.89
11 Maungdaw
2101.55
4374.63
10131.30
19156.92
33766.35
61508.87
30278.83
36459.83
GRAND TOTAL
28924.83 19132.44
32427.67 26831.22
Sources : 1. Customs Department.

2. Central Statistical Organization.
261
9.02 COASTAL TRADE OF YANGON WITH OTHER DOMESTIC SEAPORTS
(OUT-SHIPMENT)
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
Seaport
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Sittwe
252.72
592.00
2525.25
1324.45
2517.19
7693.97
3652.50
6644.16
8517.68
5768.25
Pathein
17.60
20.80
0.01
1.15
Coco Gyun
18.48
1.89
6.06
0.11
0.23
27.89
Kyaukpyu
35.08
35.31
13.54
0.05
143.76
563.22
0.08
Myeik
546.67
927.64
3096.29
6083.00
6569.25
8935.19
5321.03
9187.23
5384.69
4658.93
Mawlamyine
143.87
174.29
841.85
1188.00
3355.53
11437.50
3736.19
8070.84
6750.09
4470.00
Thandwe
30.47
92.61
473.20
70.30
840.60
2757.00
2169.19
3242.28
2168.26
967.50
Dawei
393.51
474.53
773.04
878.33
1372.26
2960.04
1211.08
1776.19
1718.02
1379.15
Kawthaung
347.19
819.69
1190.01
2378.11
4292.36
17426.58
5174.40
1600.99
3476.72
1860.64
10 Maungdaw
0.03
10.33
345.00
1767.99
3117.96
8936.84
11922.27
19091.06
51231.08
21274.73 30521.92
28924.83
19132.44
GRAND TOTAL

262
BY TYPE OF COMMODITY (OUT-SHIPMENT)
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
I.
Commodity
CONSUMERS GOODS
(1)Food, Drink and Edible Oil
1990
1995
1531.96 2389.66
966.02 1048.18
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
6961.24 10010.14 17164.28 50229.47 19468.82
2500.60
4524.28
7282.15 20739.94
3540.32
2008
2009
2010
30156.70 28167.14 18854.57
2427.73 5061.47
(2)Textiles
6.87
0.58
0.51
0.01
11.24
(3)Medicine
6.08
6.01
12.88
14.49
23.00
0.21
285.58
(4)Fuel
201.98
359.71
2265.53
2666.55
(5)Materials Raw and Semi-
123.61
140.34
513.86
671.54
746.10
368.25
1273.38
227.40
834.84
1667.86
2133.27
570.06
1634.07
1538.59
236.03
728.30
1975.60
1912.13
1926.78
1001.61
1805.91
365.22
757.69
277.87
(1)Building Materials
94.04
243.18
703.72
586.65
549.49
458.27
363.97
107.92
136.05
167.50
(2)Machinery, Appliance and
23.09
70.02
260.18
803.13
871.53
211.14
20.17
24.98
2.85
29.30
(3)Private Motorcars
31.49
114.55
423.07
348.72
270.91
194.22
135.97
107.85
456.33
48.09
(4)Bicycles and Parts
0.01
1.49
3.58
2.06
9.32
10.08
1.05
5.08
(5)Other Transport Equipment
65.76
279.41
543.67
0.03
17.10
42.14
153.89
62.21
85.82
(6)Others
21.64
19.65
41.38
171.54
208.43
95.84
1121.83
61.21
71.56
32.98
8542.97 27487.00 12819.71
4.51
302.15
20.46
5.14
2148.95 1059.22
277.83
23530.63 19044.04 11217.40
866.21
907.11
427.19
1178.67 2074.84
6624.86
Manufactured (for the Manufacture of Consumer Goods)
(6)Others (Including Tyres and

Tubes)
II.
CAPITAL GOODS
Apparatus
GRAND TOTAL
1767.99 3117.96
8936.84 11922.27 19091.06 51231.08 21274.73
30521.92 28924.83 19132.44

263
(IN-SHIPMENT)
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
Seaport
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Sittwe
28.11
181.83
232.07
3190.88
6838.97
1013.95
1515.47
1021.47
783.63
1695.99
Pathein
2.84
20.00
Coco Gyun
0.14
7.44
26.56
1.13
Kyaukpyu
3.87
25.55
0.05
0.51
17.99
39.39
22.87
2.99
Myeik
218.40
595.10
408.02
2668.42
4075.40
4443.51
3543.98
1709.81
1380.06
2484.36
Mawlamyine
3.83
25.39
270.53
8.40
1.02
1.00
Thandwe
0.54
11.94
4.75
17.03
Dawei
70.53
131.62
73.88
155.61
347.14
631.45
343.15
128.75
84.50
1.55
Kawthaung
5.30
285.24
189.82
1211.34
3400.06
4169.89
3601.50
2994.90
1230.65
3513.89
10
Maungdaw
333.56
1256.67
1194.37
7234.65
14675.29
10277.79
9004.10
5937.91
3502.84
7698.78
GRAND TOTAL

264
BY TYPE OF COMMODITY (IN-SHIPMENT)
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
Commodity
I. CONSUMERS GOODS
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
228.23
1111.01
871.12
5182.32 11591.55
8623.27
7505.11
4967.80
3107.63
7182.93
185.63
521.90
534.15
2269.58
3379.67
3711.27
3013.83
2648.20
1961.72
4514.14
(2)Textiles
0.01
0.01
0.38
34.49
30.73
22.38
0.47
2.26
(3)Medicine
0.23
2.10
0.48
23.09
44.01
70.71
10.93
35.42
153.56
15.59
(4)Fuel
2.91
2.99
1.13
409.22
477.50
584.40
25.15
105.44
20.91
3.58
28.37
395.20
110.06
1460.24
4898.09
1431.51
947.13
744.10
221.07
1060.94
11.08
188.81
224.92
1020.19
2757.79
2794.65
3485.69
1434.17
750.37
1586.42
105.33
145.66
323.25
2052.33
3083.74
1654.52
1498.99
970.11
395.21
515.85
(1)Building Materials
6.25
96.42
21.00
723.84
825.59
609.04
247.68
59.63
47.01
279.35
(2)Machinery, Appliance
0.14
3.68
1.78
174.82
573.83
118.82
325.14
260.00
17.41
14.66
(3)Private Motorcars
92.50
4.37
2.50
353.71
340.77
178.96
256.68
99.07
290.04
76.24
(4)Bicycles and Parts
0.06
0.04
0.36
59.05
1.27
1.71
2.51
(5)Other Transport
4.51
38.66
273.34
508.03
568.83
46.30
45.86
11.40
1.87
2.49
24.27
232.88
774.72
747.70
623.19
504.28
27.64
143.09
333.56
1256.67
1194.37
7234.65 14675.29
10277.79
9004.10
5937.91
3502.84
7698.78
(1)Food, Drink and Edible

Oil
(5)Materials Raw and

Semi- Manufactured (for
the Manufacture of
Consumer Goods)
(6)Others (Including Tyres
and Tubes)
II. CAPITAL GOODS
and Apparatus
Equipment
(6)Others
GRAND TOTAL

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Chart No.10
VALUE OF FOREIGN TRADE
Export
Import
Agricultural Products
Capital Goods
Marine Products
Intermediate Goods
Timber
Consumer Goods
Gas
Others
Thousand Million
US $ K.
Million
9000
8500
8000
7500
7000
6500
6000
5500
5000
4500
4000
3500
3000
2500
2000
1500
1000
500
2010-2011
p.a
2009-2010
2008-2009
2007 -2008
2006-2007
2005-2006
2004-2005
2000-2001
1995-1996
1990-1991
267

Export declaration forms and import declaration forms filled by the respective exporters
and importers and checked by customs officials constitute the major source of information in
compiling foreign trade statistics. Up to 2000-2001, statistics on rice and rice products, timber,
gem, marine products and oil and gas are obtained from the Myanma Agricultural Produce
Trading, Myanma Timber Enterprise, Myanma Gem Enterprise, Union of Myanmar Economic
Holdings Limited, Department of Fishery and Myanma Oil and Gas Enterprise respectively.
Since 2001-2002, all exports and imports statistics are obtained from the customs department.
Coverage
Figures include government and private exports and imports on trade account, gifts,
aids, and parcel posts. Sale of goods, whether foreign or national to all foreign trading ships are
included in export statistics. All data exclude exports and imports under military accounts.
Exports and imports under diplomatic privileges have been excluded since 1966.
Starting from November 1988, when border trade was opened, the total foreign trade
data include border trade.
Exports
Domestic exports are exports of national produce. All exports are domestic exports plus
re-exports from bond and other than from bond. Exports formerly recorded according to the
date of shipment have, since November 1967, been recorded according to the date of
completion of consignment.
Imports
The information represents General Imports or All Imports. It is the sum of goods
released direct from Customs wharves for domestic consumption (direct imports for
consumption) and goods passed to be bonded (imports into bond). Imports which had formerly
been recorded according to the date of payment of duty have, since November 1967, been
recorded as of the date of arrival of goods.
Valuation
Exports are valued at F.O.B., that is, Free on Board (Ship or other means of
international transport), at port or place of dispatch of exporting country (including export
duties, internal taxes and similar charges to the extent that they remain charged on the goods
and passed on to the importers).
Imports are valued at C.I.F., that is, Cost, Insurance and Freight, ex-ship (or other
268
means of international transport), at port or place of arrival of the country (excluding customs
duty and other import charges).
Before 1990, border trade assessment values are determined by "Cross-border Trading
Co-ordinating Board". From 1990 onwards, assessment values are determined by Customs
Department.
Country Information
Exports are credited to the country of final destination or of ultimate consumption and
imports are credited to the country of primary origin or production.
Import and Export Indices
Quantum Indices of exports and imports are computed to gauge the changes in the
quantity of external trade when the effects on price movements are eliminated. Unit value
indices are designed to provide means of measuring changes in the average unit value of
commodities exported or imported.
Trade Category - General import figures and domestic export figures for certain
selected commodities are used in computing the indices and include trade under private and
government accounts.
Method - Both the Quantum and the Price Indices are of the aggregative type computed
with Laspeyre's formula. The unit sale of each commodity is the C.I.F. or F.O.B. per unit
value of general imports and domestic exports respectively. Base year are 1985-86, 2000-2001
and 2005-2006.
Balance of Payments
The BOP is a statistical statement for a given period showing (a) transactions in goods,
services and income between an economy and the rest of the world; (b) changes of ownership
and other changes in that economy's monetary gold, Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) and claims
on and liabilities to the rest of the world; and (c) unrequited transfers and counterpart entries
that are needed to balance, in the accounting sense, any entries for the foregoing transactions
and changes which are not mutually offsetting.
269
10.01 VALUE OF FOREIGN TRADE
(US $ Million)
S.N.
Year
Export
Import
Balance of Trade
1990-1991
476.5
888.6
(-) 412.1
1995-1996
896.9
1831.9
(-) 935.1
2000-2001
1960.9
2319.1
(-) 358.2
2004-2005
2927.8
1973.3
(+) 954.5
2005-2006
3558.0
1984.4
(+) 1573.6
2006-2007
5232.7
2936.7
(+) 2296.0
2007-2008
6401.7
3353.4
(+) 3048.3
2008-2009
6779.1
4543.3
(+) 2235.8
2009-2010
7586.9
4181.4
(+) 3405.5
10
2010-2011(p.a)
8861.0
6412.7
(+) 2448.3
Note: 1. From 1988-89 onward, data include border trade.

2. Export include re-export.
3. Import include draw-back items.
Sources:
1. Customs Department.
3. Myanma Agricultural Produce Trading.
4. Myanma Gem Enterprise.
5. Myanma Oil and Gas Enterprise.
6. Myanma Timber Enterprise.
7. Union of Myanmar Economic Holdings Limited.
10.02 TERMS OF TRADE

Unit Value Index
S.N.
Year
Export
Import
Terms of Trade
(Base Year 1985-86=100)

1
1990-1991
97.7
131.1
74.5
1995-1996
107.9
168.4
64.1
(Base Year 2000-01=100)

3
2000-2001
100.0
100.0
100.0
2004-2005
108.5
116.9
92.8
(Base Year 2005-06=100)

5
2005-2006
100.0
100.0
100.0
2006-2007
118.0
102.7
114.9
2007-2008
141.5
104.6
135.3
2008-2009
158.7
107.6
147.5
2009-2010
194.5
121.8
159.7
10
2010-2011 (p.a)
209.2
124.7
167.8
270
10.03 EXPORT OF PRINCIPAL COMMODITIES
(US $ million)
(Quantity in thousand)
S.N.
Commodity
I. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
Unit
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01 2004-05
2005-06 2006-07 2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
US.$
152
412
356
320
435
695
852
1047
1320
1228
US.$
M.T.
US.$
M.T.
US.$
M.T.
US.$
M.T.
US.$
M.T.
US.$
M.T.
US.$
M.T.
US.$
28
134
83
195
2
20
2
25
*
1
*
*
37
78
354
242
610
8
62
2
31
32
25
*
*
1
5
49
32
251
255
831
14
148
*
*
10
20
2
3
1
4
42
32
182
224
873
29
255
15
14
20
37
180
322
865
11
90
35
29
30
3
15
609
1156
27
183
14
9
42
103
358
628
1141
31
156
35
19
55
198
666
744
1451
26
120
23
14
56
254
818
930
1232
2
10
*
*
75
41
2
2
57
198
536
800
829
11
45
*
*
154
47
3
2
62
II. ANIMAL PRODUCTS
US.$
13
III. MARINE PRODUCTS
US.$
27
109
144
181
197
236
301
276
277
287
Fish
US.$
M.T.
6
12
28
34
45
49
68
59
88
74
116
96
182
114
168
131
182
150
200
140
Prawn
US.$
M.T.
US.$
18
2
3
72
9
9
92
15
7
104
20
9
99
20
10
106
20
14
101
18
18
87
18
21
64
19
31
65
18
22
IV. TIMBER
US.$
Cu.ton
161
616
187
200
124
548
392
816
474
970
511
985
539
1074
411
728
494
896
594
961
Teak
US.$
Cu.ton
US.$
Cu.ton
119
252
42
364
161
117
26
83
100
218
24
330
265
319
127
497
296
333
178
637
305
347
206
638
280
282
259
792
213
177
198
551
216
174
278
722
307
244
287
717
US.$
M.T.
12
33
13
34
50
37
96
33
112
30
112
17
86
13
32
9
33
9
42
8
US.$
14
25
56
108
233
386
646
671
949
2028
US.$
Std.oz
1
156
1
143
*
35
*
49
*
22
US.$
US.$
13
-
24
-
56
171
108
1024
233
1080
386
2039
646
2521
671
2385
949
2927
2028
2523
Rice and rice products

Pulses
Maize
Oilcakes
Raw rubber
Raw cotton
Raw jute
Other Agricultural Products
Other Marine Products
Hardwood
V. BASE METAL AND ORES
VI. PRECIOUS AND SEMIPRECIOUS MINERALS
Silver
Precious Stones and Pearls

VII. Gas
VIII. GARMENT
IX OTHER COMMODITIES1/
TOTAL EXPORTS
1/ Data include border trade.
Mil.Cu.ft
65359
335525
322722
460088
515690
376966
498442
410370
US.$
53
583
216
272
279
283
292
283
379
US.$
109
97
472
588
751
972
1170
1660
1297
1767
US.$
477
897
1961
2928
3558
5233
6402
6779
7587
8861

271
10.04 DIRECTION OF RICE EXPORT TRADE
(US $ million)
S.N.
Country of Destination
1 SOUTH EAST ASIA
Unit
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
US.$
2.75
57.50
4.81
4.72
9.87
M.T.
Malaysia
US.$
15
1.68
261
46
28
49
6.24
2006-07
2007-08 2008-09 2009-10
0.53
15.26
13.04
55
43
17
136
5.59
6.27
17
0.84
0.38
3.39
0.30
0.09
- -
4.04
3.54
0.53
15.26
10
US.$
36.28
M.T.
US.$
1.07
0.04
0.58
M.T.
24
17
55
US.$
- -
- -
M.T.
- -
- -
US.$
21.18
0.22
11.88
M.T.
92
38
US.$
M.T.
- -
- -
US.$
0.30
M.T.
US.$
13.05
7.61
6.11
55.74
M.T.
66
China, People's
US.$
Rep.of
M.T.
Sri Lanka
US.$
Singapore
Cambodia
Philippines
Vietnam-Socialist Rep.of
Others
2 REST OF ASIA
India
Maldives
Korea, Republic of
Bangladesh
Others
169
9.72
44
33
24.02
7.49
24
68.35
26.20
80
4.34
14
5.94
16
63.29
174
48
31
194
1.08
0.30
18
10.78
3.20
0.30
M.T.
56
US.$
3.59
0.46
3.98
0.51
1.05
M.T.
17
14
US.$
2.27
1.22
- -
4.19
230
18
0.33
M.T.
Indonesia
31
5.03
43.67
2010-11
p.a
175
M.T.
10
- -
US.$
1.42
0.67
M.T.
US.$
4.31
5.97
2.10
55.28
M.T.
20
174
US.$
0.22
M.T.
24.02
39
12
59.42
3.23
193
202
10
0.42
- -
58.11
161
4.13
11
272
10.04 DIRECTION OF RICE EXPORT TRADE (CONTD.)
(US $ million)
S.N.
MIDDLE EAST
Iran
Oman
Others
AMERICA
United States
Others
EUROPE
Belgium
Netherlands
Yugoslavia
Unit
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
US.$
0.88
0.02
12.31
18.50
2.52
11.91
3.66
M.T.
66
90
US.$
M.T.
US.$
0.88
M.T.
US.$
M.T.
US.$
2.35
2009-10 2010-11
p.a
5.07
12
44
12
2.13
0.09
13
- -
- -
0.02
12.31
15.67
3.66
2.94
0.36
66
77
12
44
12
6.00
0.67
2.83
2.52
11.91
16
0.45
1
M.T.
10
26
US.$
- -
M.T.
- -
US.$
2.35
6.00
0.67
5.43
0.24
2.00
1.51
1.76
31
107
M.T.
10
26
US.$
0.32
M.T.
US.$
0.32
M.T.
US.$
- -
M.T.
- -
US.$
- -
M.T.
- -
41.25
273
10.04 DIRECTION OF RICE EXPORT TRADE (CONCLD.)
(US $ million)
S.N. Country of Destination Unit
Others
6 AFRICA
Sierra Leone
Mauritius
Gambia
Ivory Coast
Guinea
Others
7 OCEANIA
TOTAL
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
US.$
5.43
0.24
2.00
1.51
1.76
M.T.
US.$
8.67
4.99
2.80
1.85
17.63
111.68
198.48
644
31
2010-11
p.a
41.25
107
86.82
M.T.
40
23
25
58
377
236
US.$
- -
M.T.
- -
US.$
2.24
M.T.
10
- -
US.$
- -
M.T.
- -
US.$
50.95
M.T.
178
US.$
- -
M.T.
- -
US.$
8.67
2.75
2.80
1.85
17.63
60.73
54.85
58
199
143.63
468
82.21
224
4.61
M.T.
40
13
25
US.$
1.67
0.24
-
M.T.
1 -
US.$
27.70
78.21
31.97
102.54
198.24
254.23
198.08
358
666
818
536
M.T.
134
354
251
31.74
182
36.57
180
3.05
15
176
12
Sources: 1. Myanma Agricultural Produce Trading.

274
10.05 DIRECTION OF TIMBER EXPORT TRADE
(US $ million)
S.N. Country of Destination
1 SOUTH EAST ASIA
Unit
1990-91
US.$
Cu.ton
68.44
331
Malaysia
US.$
Cu.ton
Singapore
1995-96 2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
102.90
103
29.21
76
133.16
165
147.64
212
137.19
181
141.07
183
139.46
134
112.48
122
141.70
111
0.72
1
1.99
4
18.85
20
13.51
13
7.79
7
8.91
6
10.34
5
2.75
2
3.52
3
US.$
Cu.ton
29.26
150
37.58
29
7.99
17
33.43
31
31.90
36
29.95
27
30.47
24
32.83
18
25.61
14
38.20
22
Thailand
US.$
Cu.ton
39.18 1/
181
64.45
73
17.83
52
78.94
109
82.42
119
62.42
76
45.45
51
72.48
67
49.87
41
71.82
46
Indonesia
US.$
Cu.ton
0.34
1
0.05
*
0.26
*
1.47
2
1.00
1
0.33
*
0.74
1
0.12
*
Brunei
US.$
Cu.ton
0.15
*
0.01
*
0.06
*
0.01
*
Vietnam-Socialist
Rep.of
US.$
Cu.ton
1.06
2
1.89
5
19.54
44
35.50
69
54.78
100
23.46
44
33.51
64
28.03
40
Others
US.$
Cu.ton
0.46
1
0.02
*
US.$
Cu.ton
85.38
279
46.92
84
91.78
465
234.81
629
305.39
743
346.88
788
369.34
879
262.89
589
378.83
773
447.91
846
China, People's
Rep.of
US.$
Cu.ton
0.32
2
0.24
1
3.50
12
6.87
20
12.69
46
33.27
89
42.10
146
26.79
64
28.76
40
34.09
58
Korea, Republic of
US.$
Cu.ton
0.44
*
0.20
*
0.23
*
0.20
*
0.29
*
1.00
4
0.94
1
0.83
1
0.82
1
Maldives
US.$
Cu.ton
0.04
*
---
Sri Lanka
US.$
Cu.ton
0.12
*
0.02
*
0.39
1
0.42
1
0.23
*
0.20
*
0.17
*
Hong Kong
US.$
Cu.ton
29.85
148
19.00
31
4.53
14
19.61
22
23.36
42
20.94
35
25.94
34
11.55
12
1.10
1
1.07
1
India
US.$
Cu.ton
40.35
52
22.27
28
78.78
384
179.45
486
232.35
552
253.85
563
259.84
589
188.94
426
299.39
614
355.35
651
Japan
US.$
Cu.ton
12.61
69
2.66
9
0.53
1
1.27
1
1.78
1
1.12
1
1.76
1
1.38
1
0.71
*
0.55
*
Pakistan
US.$
Cu.ton
1.77
8
2.55
15
4.44
54
4.08
6
9.06
16
12.75
21
7.10
12
7.08
12
3.61
8
6.79
7
Others
US.$
Cu.ton
23.18
94
25.93
86
24.27
78
31.18
92
25.98
73
44.23
109
49.07
128
2 REST OF ASIA
275
10.05 DIRECTION OF TIMBER EXPORT TRADE (CONTD.)
(US $ million)
S.N.
3 MIDDLE EAST
Unit
1990-91 1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

p.a
US.$
Cu.ton
0.88
1
0.44
1
1.88
3
1.19
2
1.88
2
1.64
1
2.90
2
Bahrain
US.$
Cu.ton
0.07
*
Kuwait
US.$
Cu.ton
0.15
*
0.04
*
0.16
*
--
Others
US.$
Cu.ton
0.88
1
0.44
1
1.88
3
1.19
2
1.73
2
1.53
1
2.74
2
0.83
1
3.17
3
AMERICA
US.$
Cu.ton
0.12
*
0.30
*
0.18
1
0.04
*
0.06
*
0.19
*
0.44
*
0.08
*
United States
US.$
Cu.ton
0.05
*
0.23
*
Canada
US.$
Cu.ton
0.07
*
0.07
*
1.18
1
0.04
*
0.08
*
0.19
*
Others
US.$
Cu.ton
0.06
*
0.11
*
5 EUROPE
US.$
Cu.ton
5.92
5
7.63
6
1.71
4
22.32
19
19.63
13
Belgium
US.$
Cu.ton
0.63
1
0.01
*
1.31
1
Denmark
US.$
Cu.ton
1.25
1
0.78
1
0.29
1
Germany, Federal Rep.of
US.$
Cu.ton
3.45
3
Switzerland
US.$
Cu.ton
United Kingdom
US.$
Cu.ton
0.18
*
0.83
1
---
0.02
*
3.17
3
-
0.01
*
--
--
0.05
*
0.25
*
0.03
*
0.02
*
0.01
*
24.84
14
25.08
11
5.76
3
0.94
*
0.99
1
1.29
1
1.09
1
0.83
*
0.13
*
0.03
*
2.69
2
2.59
2
1.12
1
1.04
*
0.06
*
0.06
*
0.34
1
0.05
*
1.06
1
3.45
2
3.34
1
0.12
*
0.85
3
0.05
*
*
*
0.02
*
0.01
*
0.15
*
0.70
1
0.84
*
0.47
*
0.63
1
- 0.08
*
276
10.05 DIRECTION OF TIMBER EXPORT TRADE (CONCLD.)
(US $ million)
S.N.
Italy
Unit
1990-91 1995-96 2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
10.15
8.40
11.98
11.77
2.37
0.11
0.04
*
US.$
0.02
0.99
0.89
Cu.ton
US.$
0.38
0.09
1.54
1.77
1.99
1.26
0.22
0.01
Cu.ton
US.$
0.01
0.02
0.01
0.04
--
Cu.ton
--
US.$
0.08
1.12
0.57
0.96
1.12
0.28
0.03
Cu.ton
US.$
0.03
0.01
1.63
1.75
1.50
1.55
0.06
0.04
Cu.ton
US.$
5.68
2.26
1.30
2.28
3.50
2.50
0.73
0.79
Cu.ton
US.$
0.03
0.01
0.47
0.02
0.29
Cu.ton
US.$
0.01
0.05
0.02
0.29
Cu.ton
**
US.$
0.03
0.42
Cu.ton
--
US.$
0.17
0.28
0.49
0.48
0.19
0.12
0.10
Cu.ton
US.$
28.71
0.27
0.03
0.28
--
UNCLASSIFIED
Cu.ton
--
GRAND TOTAL
US.$
160.74
186.46
123.59
392.41
474.50
511.48
538.52
411.30
493.51
593.88
Cu.ton
616
200
548
816
970
985
1074
728
896
961
Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
France
Others
6 AFRICA
Mauritius
Others
7 OCEANIA
8 COUNTRY
1/ Data include border trade
Sources:

277
10.06 DOMESTIC EXPORT BY COMMODITY SECTION
( BY BSITC )
(US $ Million)
S.N.
Commodity Section
1 Food
1990-91
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
139.43
456.31
493.54
470.87
577.63
884.13
1069.46
1270.68
1499.50
1308.31
1.77
0.38
4.31
29.66
45.61
46.50
36.49
34.64
11.67
3.50
204.42
268.76
215.72
423.40
529.97
578.10
732.46
488.49
624.71
829.12
1.33
5.13
181.72
1034.39
1134.07
2086.70
2606.21
2415.34
2947.42
2522.53
0.08
0.08
0.02
0.02
0.03
2 Beverages and tobacco
3 Crude materials,
1995-96
inedible except fuel

4 Mineral fuels,
lubricants and
related materials
5 Animal and
--
--
--
vegetable
oils and fats
6 Chemicals
1.44
0.41
0.44
0.48
0.43
0.81
0.79
0.48
0.51
0.52
7 Manufactured goods
chiefly by materials
33.06
61.46
190.88
228.29
365.88
521.29
653.09
694.32
988.34
2082.63
8 Machinery and
8.69
4.31
2.16
2.38
2.05
1.45
0.20
0.67
0.05
2.68
57.86
241.79
18.57
19.84
14.69
12.46
8.65
6.47
9.32
90.91
35.96
209.00
360.77
376.75
654.90
735.91
667.58
687.41
1114.35
475.04
894.96
1541.71
2568.59
3052.56
4789.25
5848.40
5580.40
6766.72
7870.36
transport equipment
9 Miscellaneous
manufactured articles
10 Miscellaneous
transactions and
commodities 1/
GRAND TOTAL
Sources:
278
10.07 ALL EXPORT BY COMMODITY SECTION
( BY H.S )
(US $ Million)
S.N.
Commodity Section
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
1 Live animals; animal products
128.85
171.29
161.69
181.32
197.59
236.99
303.53
278.56
280.31
295.58
2 Vegetable products
428.21
414.01
374.81
306.59
401.71
681.52
818.10
1024.50
1242.33
1070.71
0.01
0.07
0.08
0.02
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
3 Animal or vegetable fats and oils

and their cleavage
products; prepared edible fats;
animal or vegetable waxes
4 Prepared foodstuffs;
25.42
25.14
23.97
30.96
49.20
47.56
37.49
40.38
38.72
7.38
664.94
942.30
581.60
1046.60
1141.91
2098.63
2599.51
2427.06
2980.08
2525.44
0.87
0.93
0.92
0.89
0.73
0.95
0.75
0.57
0.66
1.00
12.00
13.83
16.64
15.58
35.50
14.54
35.14
23.05
75.71
155.08
5.58
3.15
2.00
2.69
3.03
2.32
1.07
2.01
2.92
5.09
344.25
337.05
363.56
413.53
496.10
539.54
564.71
432.37
516.14
617.32
beverages, spirits and vinegar;

tobacco and manufactured
tobacco substitutes
5 Mineral products
6 Products of the chemical or allied
industries
7 Plastics and articles

thereof; rubber and
articles thereof
8 Raw hides and skins,
leather, furskins and articles
thereof; saddlery and harness;
travel goods, handbags and
similar containers; articles
of animal gut (other than silk worm gut)
9 Wood and articles of wood;
wood charcoal;cork and articles
of cork; manufactures
of straw, of esparto or of
other plaiting materials;
basketware and wicker-work.
279
10.07 ALL EXPORT BY COMMODITY SECTION (CONTD.)
( BY H.S )
(US $ Million)
S.N.
Commodity Section
10 Pulp of wood or of other fibrous
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10
2010-11
p.a
0.21
0.08
0.11
0.14
4.89
12.66
3.58
6.74
7.35
7.32
452.99
461.40
339.47
223.70
277.27
285.89
287.38
296.99
289.25
386.91
14.12
18.07
18.78
22.27
19.91
26.84
25.21
29.54
45.98
56.08
0.36
1.72
0.28
0.36
0.31
0.47
0.20
0.03
0.11
0.07
14 Natural or cultured pearls,

precious or semiprecious stones,
precious metals, metals clad with
precious metal and articles
thereof; imitation jewellery; coin.
18.84
38.17
59.59
108.30
233.03
385.90
645.61
670.83
949.13
2027.81
15 Base metals and articles of base metal
40.85
42.26
56.48
94.51
110.42
108.50
81.38
28.07
32.01
41.87
16 Machinery and mechanical appliances;

electrical equipment; parts thereof;
sound recorders and
reproducers, television image and
sound recorders and reproducers,
and parts and accessories of such
articles
31.29
9.16
6.45
5.36
3.88
4.18
2.98
1.57
1.71
1.70
cellulosic material; recovered

( waste and scrap)paper or
paperboard; paper and paperboard and
articles thereof
11 Textiles and textile articles

12 Footwear, headgear umbrellas,
sun umbrellas, walking-sticks,
seat-sticks, whips, riding-crops
and parts thereof; prepared feathers
and articles made there with;
artificial flowers; articles of
human hair.
13 Articles of stone, plaster, cement,
abestos, mica or similar materials;
ceremic products; glass and
glassware.
280
10.07 ALL EXPORT BY COMMODITY SECTION (CONCLD.)
( BY H.S )
(US $ Million)
S.N.
Commodity Section
2001-02
17 Vehicles, aircraft, vessels
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
0.53
1.46
1.62
1.54
1.13
2.17
2.48
2.47
2.63
1.68
0.65
0.64
0.83
1.86
2.35
1.59
4.74
10.14
10.96
10.44
and associated transport equipment
18 Optical, photographic, cinemato

graphic, measuring,
checking, precision, medical
or surgical instruments and
apparatus; clocks and watches;
musical instruments; parts and
accessories thereof.
19 Arms and ammunition; parts
and accessories there of.
20 Miscellaneous manufactured
articles.1/
21 Works of art, collectors' pieces and

antiques
GRAND TOTAL
372.70
581.25
347.36
1.60
0.94
0.65
2544.26
3062.85
2356.81
471.62
0.01
2927.83
566.63
781.90
987.28
1503.76
1110.69
1648.85
12.43
0.46
0.50
0.47
0.25
0.66
3558.03
5232.68
6401.72
6779.11
7586.94
8861.01
Sources: 1. Customs Department.

281
10.08 ALL EXPORTS BY COUNTRY
(US $ Million)
S.N.
Country
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
205.11
374.44
513.11
1604.79
1833.97
2791.29
3504.96
3853.71
4158.84
3930.84
136.08
175.49
113.51
141.83
262.85
182.59
400.56
832.75
670.41
456.99
Malaysia
6.58
26.22
72.54
108.57
92.90
88.47
119.03
311.69
152.61
437.80
Indonesia
53.27
34.11
53.72
65.36
88.23
86.58
28.45
37.43
41.11
Philippines
0.03
23.67
5.82
12.13
12.58
10.28
7.66
8.99
27.21
22.30
Thailand 1/
62.42
95.14
281.95
1270.62
1360.95
2362.44
2809.65
2631.23
3215.68
2905.18
Vietnam,Socialist
Rep.of
0.17
4.54
16.63
38.46
58.23
80.19
39.58
54.75
67.03
Lao
0.43
0.04
0.02
0.01
0.07
0.04
0.02
Cambodia
0.20
--
--
--
--
--
--
0.04
Brunei
0.28
0.21
1.25
0.85
1.04
1.22
0.98
0.75
0.37
1 SOUTH EAST ASIA

Singapore
1990-91
2 REST OF ASIA
241.32
378.09
701.99
1007.71
1378.56
2096.83
2504.10
2489.63
2930.33
4501.74
China,People's
Rep.of 1/
63.76
34.70
175.98
290.90
366.95
615.13
697.68
617.67
617.16
1203.56
Sri Lanka
10.80
2.59
1.63
2.98
3.89
5.11
6.31
7.19
9.37
1.44
Hong Kong
39.91
63.91
81.80
114.62
255.42
401.62
647.89
673.43
947.70
1894.69
India 1/
84.34
184.37
261.99
341.43
488.97
733.91
727.25
803.83
1013.14
871.59
10.13
52.89
64.24
54.82
57.57
121.52
110.76
69.34
125.03
35.88
45.58
83.51
128.92
135.71
166.00
185.86
183.50
177.35
237.43
Pakistan
1.77
22.41
22.39
26.01
29.43
54.71
43.76
29.64
20.47
19.56
Maldives
2.31
1.22
--
--
--
--
--
Korea,Rep.of
2.55
12.77
21.40
36.60
38.54
61.54
73.82
63.22
75.58
148.39
Others
0.41
0.40
2.01
4.83
1.24
0.01
0.39
0.22
0.05
1.80
3.03
12.82
42.27
66.69
75.05
111.87
95.12
118.55
116.09
Kuwait
--
--
--
15.75
30.94
30.97
53.96
54.16
Saudi Arabia
0.21
--
8.79
20.67
26.18
24.89
25.70
26.54
United Arab Republic
1.20
10.25
37.36
31.55
52.30
35.38
34.88
32.45
Bangladesh 1/
Japan
3 MIDDLE EAST
41.50
--
--
282
10.08 ALL EXPORTS BY COUNTRY (CONTD.)
(US $ Million)
S.N.
Country
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
Iran
0.13
0.75
0.32
0.65
3.14
0.24
0.44
0.59
2.35
0.36
Israel
0.04
0.18
0.06
0.02
0.30
0.80
0.09
Bahrain
0.09
0.08
0.38
0.02
0.18
Others
1.63
0.69
2.25
0.12
17.25
6.74
1.33
2.49
1.55
2.40
4 AMERICA
3.10
46.33
261.58
13.91
35.59
23.42
19.60
16.90
11.52
16.22
United States
0.68
38.45
245.40
0.27
0.14
3.46
2.24
0.82
2.56
2.21
Canada
0.07
1.65
13.89
8.27
4.11
3.40
3.10
0.45
0.08
0.01
Brazil
0.01
1.13
0.77
0.88
1.05
1.47
3.28
Others
2.35
6.22
2.29
5.37
30.21
15.79
13.38
14.58
7.41
10.72
14.74
24.75
98.50
107.01
166.96
160.96
156.26
128.51
102.60
92.47
Belgium
2.64
1.17
2.80
5.64
6.25
5.23
3.85
1.51
2.06
1.50
Denmark
1.25
1.19
3.08
4.47
4.20
2.60
2.21
0.87
5.39
0.69
France
0.02
5.75
25.55
16.60
19.04
13.29
8.61
4.77
4.44
1.42
Germany, Federal
Rep.of
3.71
6.55
0.99
0.61
62.14
74.95
66.55
53.71
40.89
38.34
United Kingdom
0.72
6.85
34.09
55.28
60.95
50.54
57.58
52.17
37.06
34.80
Netherlands
6.39
2.94
11.70
6.11
7.97
10.41
7.91
6.58
5.39
5.91
Norway
0.01
0.19
0.07
0.09
0.44
0.05
0.06
0.11
0.01
Sweden
0.03
10.65
11.11
2.07
1.70
1.69
0.81
0.73
0.69
Switzerland
0.08
8.61
4.41
1.30
0.59
0.23
0.20
0.85
1.47
Others
0.96
2.69
2.60
1.60
7.57
7.78
5.79
7.64
5 NORTH WEST
EUROPE
6 SOUTHERN EUROPE
0.12
3.08
50.88
122.03
48.59
52.43
48.21
39.33
37.13
39.97
Italy
0.12
2.02
14.90
18.56
13.37
20.97
16.93
4.10
6.40
5.78
Spain
0.35
2.10
16.08
18.96
23.47
24.75
26.41
23.49
23.89
Others
0.71
33.88
87.39
16.26
7.99
6.53
8.82
7.24
10.30
283
10.08 ALL EXPORTS BY COUNTRY (CONCLD.)
(US $ Million)
S.N.
Country
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
6.60
8.65
14.19
7.17
3.63
5.86
8.84
8.82
48.82
Czech and slovak
0.31
0.33
0.11
Finland
0.03
0.07
0.15
0.08
0.43
0.32
0.27
0.06
Yugoslavia
Russia
0.08
0.17
0.40
0.98
0.82
1.06
1.75
3.16
8.32
Others
6.49
8.41
13.64
6.11
2.38
4.48
6.51
5.27
40.39
8.67
5.78
2.83
0.06
2.59
4.23
34.10
119.17
206.70
92.96
Sierra Leone
0.47
Mauritius
2.24
Gambia
Ivory Coast
49.97
143.84
82.21
Others
8.67
3.07
2.83
0.06
2.59
4.23
34.10
69.20
62.86
10.75
9 OCEANIA
5.57
12.09
15.74
17.80
24.78
16.37
25.05
12.45
17.75
Australia
3.59
11.68
15.61
13.19
17.00
10.42
15.71
11.03
17.17
New Zealand and other

islands in the Pacific
1.98
0.41
0.13
4.61
7.78
5.95
9.34
1.42
0.58
1.68
49.27
298.42
0.12
0.11
0.06
0.39
2.85
4.15
Ship- stores
0.69
Country unclassified
0.99
49.27
298.42
0.12
0.11
0.06
0.39
2.85
4.15
476.54
896.94
1960.87
2927.83
3558.03
5232.68
6401.72
6779.11
7 EASTERN EUROPE
8 AFRICA
10 OTHERS
GRAND TOTAL
1990-91
1/ From 1988-89 onward, data include border trade.
2005-06
7586.94
Sources: 1. Customs Department.

8861.01
284
10.09 IMPORT BY COMMODITY SECTION
( BY BSITC )
(US $ Million)
S.N.
Commodity Section
1 Food
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
16.85
63.25
90.23
62.54
89.84
88.09
111.59
113.31
146.03
200.00
1.65
13.73
17.28
22.23
20.50
19.30
13.87
16.01
2.13
10.28
3 Crude materials,
4.72
8.31
38.12
9.84
11.56
31.09
14.98
21.47
13.39
24.38
38.52
38.16
176.29
245.88
281.03
705.17
396.78
615.78
700.89
1460.26
69.78
212.36
63.40
80.83
78.03
83.02
205.62
296.79
179.12
201.07
50.17
354.95
296.15
191.87
219.61
314.33
367.57
378.99
414.21
555.40
chiefly by materials
108.41
287.25
677.63
462.76
512.83
572.87
649.36
754.30
823.62
1196.40
8 Machinery and
329.10
533.52
577.99
523.79
414.66
594.34
906.42
1496.76
1073.56
1540.00
33.08
44.09
153.98
55.77
47.43
54.12
75.06
88.10
82.22
146.89
236.28
276.33
228.03
317.77
308.92
474.40
612.17
761.75
746.24
1078.05
888.56
1831.95
2319.10
1973.28
1984.41
2936.73
3353.42
4543.26
4181.41
6412.73
inedible except fuel

4 Mineral fuels,
lubricants and
related materials
5 Animal and
vegetable
oils and fats
6 Chemicals
transport equipment
9 Miscellaneous
manufactured articles
10 Miscellaneous
transactions and
commodities 1/
GRAND TOTAL
Source: Customs Department.
285
10.10 IMPORT BY COMMODITY SECTION
( BY H.S )
(US $ Million)
S.N.
Commodity Section
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
1 Live animals; animal products
22.88
32.05
23.64
26.15
29.98
38.59
40.05
46.88
53.90
57.96
2 Vegetable products
35.80
35.88
13.12
21.32
26.94
26.68
38.72
25.56
60.50
75.40
3 Animal or vegetable fats and oils

and their cleavage
products; prepared edible
fats; animal or vegetable waxes
83.61
61.39
75.19
82.61
96.90
83.85
211.84
306.02
186.56
206.12
4 Prepared foodstuffs;
51.75
45.77
38.17
38.26
34.52
42.74
43.24
47.96
31.05
70.85
5 Mineral products
599.28
333.56
328.54
248.78
293.22
731.72
431.50
656.15
759.24
1605.74
6 Products of the chemical or allied

industries
157.45
154.88
143.48
115.53
123.19
193.47
217.60
222.57
263.68
320.49
7 Plastics and articles
157.77
171.88
132.98
109.56
122.80
162.20
207.73
214.66
221.94
307.78
8 Raw hides and skins,

leather, furskins and articles
thereof; saddlery and harness;
travel goods, handbags and
similar containers; articles
of animal gut (other than silk worm gut)
4.43
6.42
6.08
8.32
8.75
15.14
12.49
13.65
16.56
19.82
9 Wood and articles of wood;

wood charcoal; cork and articles
of cork; manufactures
of straw, of esparto or of
other plaiting materials;
basketware and wicker-work.
1.07
1.15
0.87
0.83
0.69
1.46
1.13
1.55
1.81
2.26
beverages, spirits and vinegar;

tobacco and manufactured
tobacco substitutes
thereof; rubber and

articles thereof
286
10.10 IMPORT BY COMMODITY SECTION (CONTD.)
( BY H.S )
(US $ Million)
S.N.
Commodity Section
10 Pulp of wood or of other fibrous
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10
2010-11
p.a
69.35
68.19
62.44
58.12
53.05
58.09
55.10
76.85
63.14
77.39
353.90
375.76
271.31
205.54
215.44
248.61
280.61
257.19
237.88
333.10
8.95
6.88
5.46
5.74
3.97
3.80
5.69
4.92
7.09
7.10
21.36
19.72
15.70
14.12
14.12
21.12
22.42
29.58
33.85
52.37
0.30
0.26
15 Base metals and articles of base metal
208.63
145.05
203.83
158.92
203.36
208.04
221.10
340.99
368.45
554.77
16 Machinery and mechanical appliances;

electrical equipment; parts thereof;
sound recorders
and reproducers, television image and
sound recorders ,and parts
484.66
362.27
355.35
332.69
253.83
386.48
646.17
559.84
558.72
1056.25
cellulosic material; recovered

( waste and scrap)paper or
paperboard; paper and paperboard and
articles thereof
11 Textiles and textile articles

12 Footwear, headgear umbrellas,
sun umbrellas, walking-sticks,
seat-sticks, whips, riding-crops
and parts thereof; prepared feathers
and articles made
there with; artificial flowers;
articles of human hair.
13 Articles of stone, plaster, cement,
abestos, mica or similar materials;
ceremic products; glass and
glassware.
14 Natural or cultured pearls,
precious or semiprecious stones,
precious metals, metals clad with
precious metal and articles
thereof; imitation jewellery; coin.
and accessories of such articles
0.01
287
10.10 IMPORT BY COMMODITY SECTION (CONCLD.)
( BY H.S )
(US $ Million)
S.N.
Commodity Section
17 Vehicles, aircraft, vessels

and associated transport
equipment
18 Optical, photographic, cinemato

graphic, measuring, checking,
precision, medical or surgical
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
272.25
183.46
218.16
179.84
163.77
209.89
29.23
24.79
29.90
22.50
18.97
138.10
232.36
280.25
34.82
37.91
2735.59
2299.63
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
268.90
909.26
515.49
494.03
25.22
26.27
34.80
28.06
49.11
310.53
300.09
457.67
599.92
707.56
742.30
1064.76
35.50
33.92
20.82
21.96
22.94
87.27
31.19
57.42
2239.97
1973.28
1984.41
2936.73
3353.42
4543.26
4181.41
6412.73
instruments and apparatus; clocks

and watches; musical instruments;
parts and accessories thereof.
19 Arms and ammunition; parts

and accessories there of.
articles.1/
21 Works of art, collectors' pieces and

antiques
GRAND TOTAL
Sources:
Customs Department.
288
10.11 IMPORT OF PRINCIPAL COMMODITIES
(US $ million)
S.N.
Principal Commodity
Unit
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07 2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
Wheat flour
US.$
M.T.
1.1
4
Milk,condensed
and evaporated
US.$
Kgm
7.5
4056
Milk food including malted milk
US.$
kgm
2.6
1497
Sugar
US.$
M.T.
*
*
Taste powder
US.$
Kgm
Tea
16.3
54
20.3
67
0.1
1
21.1
22.2
14843
18514
20.4
21728
24.7
28661
6.4
2753
5.1
2274
3.7
2260
7.4
5445
8.1
6465
3.8
12
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
16
*
*
13.7
46
0.1
33
28.4
13601
*
18
US.$
Kgm
0.4
9
0.1
5
0.1
8
0.2
90
0.1
45
0.1
72
0.4
331
Spices
US.$
Kgm
1.5
525
1.4
401
7.5
3666
1.1
440
1.6
517
1.6
448
2.5
736
1.4
405
2.1
718
2.1
681
Edible vegetable
oils and other
hydrogenated oils
US.$
M.T.
65.3
132
210.5
218
73.2
205
82.7
165
98.4
206
83.2
181
192.2
302
295.4
299
178.9
246
202.4
224
Animal oils and fats
US.$
0.3
3.2
0.4
0.1
0.6
2.8
1278
*
*
*
*
*
*
29.7
30.9
38852
36522
*
8
0.1
23
*
*
0.3
1
*
*
36.8
35782
41.7
41713
37.9
39256
9.1
5401
10.0
7171
17.4
10482
*
12
10 Tobacco and tobacco

manufactures
US.$
Kgm
0.2
11
8.0
1769
16.8
4397
21.3
5292
19.5
6928
17.7
2992
12.1
2522
14.8
4143
1.3
565
1.3
232
11 Dyeing, tanning and

colouring materials
US.$
1.7
17.2
11.5
7.0
6.2
8.9
9.0
7.8
9.6
12.4
12 Chemical elements
and compounds
US.$
7.2
34.1
28.4
23.4
25.2
27.5
33.7
33.3
45.1
48.8
13 Pharmaceutical
products
US.$
15.2
19.2
63.6
55.0
62.2
96.6
115.5
124.6
146.2
180.9
14 Fertilizers,
manufactured
US.$
M.T.
4.4
22
23.2
31
39.4
140
3.5
19
4.5
28
12.5
60
9.4
38
2.3
7
11.0
37
14.9
55
15 Cotton yarn
US.$
Kgm
2.1
372
1.2
265
0.6
345
1.5
864
0.9
815
2.7
1848
4.6
2165
3.6
1788
6.4
2437
6.8
2544
16 Cotton thread
US.$
Kgm
0.1
12
0.5
244
0.2
124
*
2
*
1
0.1
9
0.1
31
0.4
214
0.5
173
0.8
194
17 Yarn of artificial
and synthetic
fibres including mixed
US.$
Kgm
0.2
7
3.6
602
1.5
442
0.8
312
0.4
205
1.0
347
1.3
442
0.8
230
1.3
507
2.2
787
18 Coir yarn
US.$
Kgm
*
1
0.1
22
*
5
*
4
*
*
289
10.11 IMPORT OF PRINCIPAL COMMODITIES (CONCLD.)
(US$ million)
S.N.
Principal Commodity
Unit 1990-91 1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
19 Cotton fabrics
US.$
0.5
18.1
17.7
11.6
12.9
8.9
13.1
33.8
25.9
23.8
20 Fabrics of artificial
and synthetic fabrics
US.$
0.1
8.1
239.4
134.6
157.9
184.3
212.3
150.0
143.0
207.5
21 Fabrics of mixed and

or blended materials
US.$
0.2
22 Soap
US.$
Kgm
0.5
583
3.5
2302
7.2
6127
4.3
6379
3.7
5422
7.9
8737
6.8
8908
5.5
6702
7.8
15076
7.2
5224
23 Gunnies and other

sacks for packing
US.$
1.2
0.1
24 Fishing nets
US.$
1.1
0.7
1.2
0.5
25 Paper,paperboard
and manufactures
US.$
M.T.
12.4
15
27.1
43
53.1
53
54.9
58
50.9
55
26 Rubber manufactures
US.$
8.0
15.6
37.4
29.9
27 Cement
US.$
M.T.
0.8
2
24.0
285
28.8
293
28 Empty glass bottles
US.$
Gr.
*
1
2.4
226
2.3
29 Coal and coke
US.$
M.T.
*
*
30 Refined mineral oil
US.$
Gal
31 Scientific instrument
0.1
1.0
0.9
1.2
1.1
1.9
52.7
63
53.1
69
71.9
75
58.3
97
70.3
94
24.1
36.7
52.2
47.4
64.3
61.0
3.8
67
9.0
125
20.1
330
27.7
480
26.9
389
57.3
742
140.4
1649
0.8
1.2
1.0
0.8
7.3
4.4
2.0
'
1.3
2
1.0
5
3.0
15
5.8
26
5.2
19
32.4
3555
5.7
912
145.2
106419
237.6
176388
268.7
160428
US.$
13.0
16.7
27.7
22.5
32 Base metals and

manufactures
US.$
74.5
172.7
221.2
33 Machinery non-electric
and transport equipment
US.$
248.9
427.1
34 Electrical machinery
and apparatus
US.$
80.2
106.4
35 Crude Oil
US.$
8.8
0.1
5.1
14
2.3
6
1.0
2
5.6
10
190.0
319165
369.6
153742
585.6
213423
673.5
208064
1390.7
511379
18.6
24.1
25.4
33.9
26.7
48.5
157.0
200.4
205.9
219.2
333.6
365.3
552.9
404.7
378.0
307.4
172.8
756.2
1328.2
899.7
1201.2
172.9
156.1
111.2
123.1
156.5
174.0
179.1
347.8
14.8
290
10.12 COMPOSITION OF IMPORTS
(US $ Million)
S.N.
Type of Commodity
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
I. CAPITAL GOODS
306.7
648.1
624.4
588.5
548.4
701.7
994.6
1613.9
1253.4
1938.5
80.4
189.8
190.4
151.4
173.9
165.9
178.0
267.3
296.4
658.6
148.7
141.9
299.6
254.5
216.9
333.4
560.4
470.5
453.6
839.2
Transport equipment
64.4
289.2
105.0
157.7
138.1
175.6
224.6
842.8
475.9
391.7
Others
13.2
27.2
29.4
24.9
19.5
26.8
31.6
33.3
27.5
49.0
267.2
422.6
703.5
577.9
638.4
1174.0
964.4
1285.6
1354.5
2327.6
171.8
358.3
587.7
509.3
578.8
1089.3
845.1
1129.2
1218.5
2100.5
0.6
0.3
0.2
0.2
2.0
0.5
6.3
0.9
5.3
Tools and spares
95.4
63.7
115.5
68.4
59.4
82.7
118.8
150.1
135.1
221.8
III. CONSUMER GOODS
314.7
761.2
991.2
806.9
797.6
1061.0
1394.4
1643.8
1573.5
2146.6
Durables
37.2
130.8
152.0
68.0
46.7
72.7
96.5
102.1
126.7
196.0
Food
17.5
285.3
128.4
158.0
163.1
175.3
295.5
387.2
305.3
364.8
5.5
52.2
387.4
185.8
199.3
225.3
253.8
223.3
214.6
292.5
Medicines
15.1
3.6
63.5
55.0
62.2
96.6
115.4
124.2
146.1
181.0
Others 1/
239.4
289.3
259.9
340.1
326.3
491.1
633.2
807.0
780.8
1112.3
GRAND TOTAL
888.6
1831.9
2319.1
1973.3
1984.4
2936.7
3353.4
4543.3
4181.4
6412.7
Building materials
Machinery
II. INTERMEDIATE GOODS

Raw materials
Fuels
Textiles
291
10.13 IMPORT BY COUNTRY
( US $ Million)
S.N.
Country
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
1 SOUTH EAST ASIA
239.57
732.85
1088.01
971.68
1009.60
1566.70
1556.90
2042.50
1922.14
2840.60
Singapore
85.67
323.60
561.25
603.58
560.91
1034.65
821.52
1050.28
1202.19
1645.32
Malaysia
61.70
109.53
122.25
115.85
138.41
110.39
115.51
350.48
159.52
145.32
Brunei
0.01
Indonesia
2.76
Philippines
Thailand 1/
0.02
0.03
62.29
82.45
50.29
57.47
94.08
206.68
210.35
140.07
275.49
0.17
0.86
11.58
8.51
5.55
9.78
12.25
16.44
14.16
16.97
89.26
234.53
303.75
184.71
237.37
304.86
383.44
394.84
378.68
709.09
0.40
Lao
0.17
0.01
Vietnam
1.88
6.56
8.59
9.87
12.88
17.47
19.65
27.31
47.05
0.12
0.02
0.06
0.03
0.06
0.18
1.36
0.16
--
Cambodia
Others
2 REST OF ASIA
383.89
886.68
1033.79
858.22
782.52
1184.62
1585.38
1787.90
2001.26
3015.94
193.94
254.98
285.11
489.65
468.24
730.28
994.99
1208.16
1258.10
2168.52
Hong Kong
5.18
30.13
129.16
22.53
20.50
23.50
21.03
32.80
10.88
8.44
India 1/
5.99
61.33
83.30
83.65
80.18
159.95
173.51
146.37
193.52
195.46
145.27
445.60
202.89
159.76
106.16
156.56
243.30
166.05
259.11
256.35
Pakistan
0.33
0.99
1.72
1.26
0.99
1.63
5.18
3.61
4.51
9.49
Bangladesh 1/
0.47
3.83
1.17
3.32
5.10
4.07
6.52
6.71
11.44
11.61
32.05
71.59
286.86
89.53
86.15
84.90
107.54
189.40
224.06
304.23
0.10
0.10
0.66
1.72
0.76
0.61
0.19
0.12
China,People's Rep.of 1/
Japan
Korea,Republic of
Sri Lanka
Others
0.66
18.23
43.48
8.42
14.54
22.01
32.55
34.19
39.45
61.72
4.70
0.14
14.68
12.61
19.44
24.59
28.98
23.10
45.39
142.14
0.58
12.23
10.82
12.50
11.40
10.13
6.71
17.55
41.65
2.08
1.26
3.80
2.10
3.94
5.62
4.34
33.87
3 MIDDLE EAST
United Arab Republic
Iran
Israel
3.50
0.04
0.01
0.08
0.23
0.16
0.11
0.15
0.60
Others
0.62
0.10
0.37
0.52
3.06
10.86
14.75
10.66
23.35
66.02
292
10.13 IMPORT BY COUNTRY (CONTD.)
(US $ Million)
S.N.
Country
1990-91 1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08 2008-09
2009-10 2010-11
p.a
AMERICA
111.55
65.87
25.00
30.12
82.18
46.83
28.42
538.17
26.36
82.68
United States
109.12
64.04
23.56
28.86
80.74
43.15
22.03
79.93
18.51
59.47
Canada
1.86
0.06
0.85
0.03
0.42
0.81
1.41
0.34
1.77
5.30
Brazil
0.31
0.20
0.52
0.51
1.48
1.50
1.37
2.57
14.96
Others
0.26
1.57
0.59
0.71
0.51
1.39
3.48
456.53
3.51
2.95
101.83
125.69
110.43
55.91
42.83
62.68
89.20
98.42
101.93
186.37
Austria
1.95
0.03
0.01
0.52
1.22
1.91
0.18
0.02
Belgium
2.05
3.16
7.08
0.72
1.57
1.77
1.41
0.54
1.48
2.62
Denmark
1.09
1.03
13.71
3.10
2.53
1.72
1.58
3.02
2.98
3.95
France
17.63
44.50
23.45
10.88
6.95
11.90
12.83
21.01
35.88
40.56
Germany,Federal Rep.of
29.45
54.46
22.82
27.01
21.21
30.58
30.06
47.39
33.38
52.10
13.99
5.37
5.26
6.79
20.96
6.12
5.83
18.90
NORTH WEST EUROPE
Germany,Democratic Rep.of 2/
United Kingdom
23.95
9.24
Ireland,Rep,of
1.48
1.42
1.15
0.29
2.06
0.02
0.22
0.22
Netherlands
17.05
2.47
3.93
3.50
2.46
3.46
3.21
4.24
4.46
5.05
Norway
1.25
0.14
0.04
0.07
0.01
0.10
0.03
Sweden
3.25
1.11
1.46
0.23
0.38
3.79
8.69
4.15
4.99
4.62
Switzerland
4.15
9.53
22.47
3.67
1.11
1.75
6.36
9.90
10.77
58.19
Others
0.01
0.02
0.21
0.04
0.81
0.02
1.73
0.14
SOUTHERN EUROPE
2.67
4.32
27.66
2.84
4.19
11.44
10.94
11.53
8.36
38.13
Greece
0.53
0.14
13.06
0.08
0.02
4.93
0.93
0.16
0.08
0.32
Italy
2.07
3.90
12.03
1.54
3.20
4.83
6.04
8.43
5.39
17.40
Portugal
0.02
0.01
Spain
0.07
0.28
0.91
0.76
1.13
3.20
2.42
1.46
16.15
Turkey
0.11
0.07
0.19
0.15
0.98
2.81
Others
0.28
2.29
0.18
0.21
0.48
0.58
0.36
0.45
1.40
0.05
293
10.13 IMPORT BY COUNTRY (CONCLD.)
(US $ Million)
S.N.
Country
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
EASTERN EUROPE
2.22
1.82
5.81
4.68
10.95
9.12
8.57
10.91
2.56
3.39
4.23
0.35
1.42
1.18
3.63
Czech and Slovak
0.61
1.85
0.14
0.03
0.03
Finland
0.12
0.20
0.02
0.01
0.02
0.01
0.09
0.17
0.02
0.02
0.01
Poland
2.45
Romania
Yugoslavia
2.83
Bulgaria
Hungary
18.58
15.17
0.01
0.21
0.10
0.32
0.43
0.43
0.87
0.03
0.12
0.64
0.51
6.13
3.36
2.07
0.37
1.60
0.96
0.61
4.69
0.28
1.62
0.06
0.24
2.76
2.27
0.21
1.39
4.44
0.67
0.63
1.04
2.05
2.87
2.47
5.77
3.27
Russia
0.23
Others
0.13
AFRICA
2.85
1.40
South Africa
Tanzania
Morocco
0.02
0.05
Nigeria
Others
2.85
1.40
OCEANIA
22.92
7.99
Australia
22.30
4.14
0.61
0.99
2.05
2.87
2.47
1.63
3.27
17.23
39.11
35.11
31.41
37.82
29.11
59.19
88.71
7.89
15.68
36.73
27.65
25.83
32.47
26.70
54.74
75.60
0.62
0.10
1.55
2.38
7.46
5.58
5.35
2.41
4.45
13.11
4.18
0.08
0.34
1.69
1.73
1.96
0.94
2.44
3.98
Re-import
4.18
0.03
0.09
0.33
0.04
0.06
0.37
0.89
Country - unclassified
0.05
0.34
1.60
1.40
1.92
0.88
2.07
3.09
888.56
1831.95
2319.10
1973.28
1984.41
2936.73
3353.42
4543.26
4181.41
6412.73
New Zealand and other

islands in the Pacific
10 OTHERS
GRAND TOTAL
1/ From 1988-89 onward, data include border trade

2/ Democratic Republic of Germany has been re-united
into Fedral Republic of Germany since October 1990.
Source : Customs Department.
294
10.14 BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
1990-91
S.N.
1.
Particulars
Receipts
1995-96
Payments
2000-01
Receipts Payments
Receipts
(Kyat Million)
2005-06
2004-05
Payments
Receipts Payments Receipts
Payments
Main Account
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Merchandise
Transport & Insurance
Travels
Embassies & International Organizations
Government services &
transfer
Private services &
transfer
Interest
Miscellaneous
Total
2.
Grants
3.
Loans & repayment

1 Loans
2966.3
56.3
151.5
75.5
6026.5
121.8
56.8
93.3
5254.5
31.7
1062.4
68.0
10295.4
197.6
109.0
82.2
16084.1
138.0
1181.3
105.2
15073.1
101.8
161.0
124.6
16625.8
580.9
462.8
139.8
10339.6
1159.4
168.4
89.4
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
476.5
1.0
2644.1
56.3
1444.0
123.4
907.9
165.5
734.1
4625.7
118.8
1048.4
7467.6
101.0
996.1
10158.8
789.7
1137.9
12669.1
51.5
1306.8
20311.9
169.7
3699.9
19454.5
23.4
475.4
19217.0
182.2
1.0
744.8
1.0
241.3
1.0
170.4
316.4
757.8
674.5
1/
885.0
885.0
1438.4
1370.5
1.0
1.0
21437.0
1361.1
1824.3
1351.0
5.
Subscription/Investment
account
0.4
0.4
13402.4
13573.1
22011.8
21213.5
Financial account
1 Short-term loans
2 International Monetary
Fund (I.M.F)
a. Drawings
b. Special Drawing
Rights (SDR)
c. Repayment
3 Total
45.1
44.1
89.2
4.7
127.9
8289.3
20552.0
202.9
Foreign Investment
account
7.
101.8
600.2
23142.0
728.7
4.
7783.5
139.5
6018.8
18077.1
107.6
6926.8
150.0
202.9
903.0
903.0
Total (1+2+3+4+5)
782.7
1/
905.1
905.1
674.5
6.
161.0
314.5
314.5
728.7
757.8
2 Repayment of principal
3 Total
10525.1
1168.7
199.3
91.7
107.6
1/
1757.0
1757.0
1 Subscription to International Financial

Organizations
2 Miscellaneous
3 Total
20500.7
734.6
289.8
132.2
1.0
1.0
21554.5
18983.2
25031.8
63.5
42.7
76.8
16.8
21.5
12.3
55.0
83.8
63.5
7.0
9.9
9.9
8.
Other Capital
Transactions
9.
Others
210.0
48.0
1139.3
2028.3
2730.0
6926.8
8082.7
13402.4
13642.6
22011.8
22407.8
21554.5
21095.3
25095.3
24176.9
(-)240.2
(-)396.0
(+)459.2
(+)918.4
10. Total (6+7+8+9)

11. Surplus (+) /deficit (-)
(-)1155.9
295
10.14 BALANCE OF PAYMENTS (CONCLD.)
2006-07
S.N.
1.
Particulars
Receipts
2007-08
Payments
Receipts
2008-09
Payments
Receipts
(Kyat Million)
2010-11
2009-10
Payments
Receipts
Payments
Receipts
Payments
Main Account
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Merchandise
Transport & Insurance
Travels
Embassies & International Organizations
Government services &
transfer
Private services &
transfer
Interest
Miscellaneous
Total
2.
Grants
3.
Loans & repayment
29909.8
643.9
359.9
125.9
15450.7
1682.1
200.6
107.5
31480.6
678.6
411.1
125.5
15869.9
1851.4
204.7
120.5
33477.3
748.4
338.5
177.7
18673.5
2218.6
300.9
112.8
35871.3
816.1
373.7
181.7
19401.8
2291.8
249.3
195.3
46388.7
833.7
411.8
172.5
31419.1
2954.6
404.2
150.4
860.8
211.3
1017.8
170.2
1870.2
309.7
1564.0
353.5
1563.6
639.2
358.6
845.4
33104.3
218.1
9483.5
27353.8
529.9
877.4
35120.9
211.3
9976.0
28404.0
537.5
800.2
37949.8
183.2
11471.1
33269.8
110.7
1098.7
40016.2
346.8
10371.8
33210.3
83.5
1161.8
50615.6
306.9
9886.8
45761.2
145.0
232.8
325.7
463.6
355.4
515.9
892.3
1861.3
3076.0
2769.7
1/
994.0
1/
879.5
1/
863.1
787.5
771.5
515.9
994.0
892.3
879.5
1861.3
863.1
3076.0
787.5
2769.7
771.5
2458.8
3934.0
5318.0
5255.1
5372.0
1 Subscription to International Financial

Organizations
2 Miscellaneous
3 Total
36224.0
28347.8
40180.0
29283.5
45454.8
34132.9
48810.9
33997.8
59112.7
46532.7
1 Loans
2 Repayment of principal
3 Total
4.
Foreign Investment
account
5.
Subscription/Investment
account
6.
Total (1+2+3+4+5)
7.
Financial account
1 Short-term loans
2 International Monetary
Fund (I.M.F)
a. Drawings
b. Special Drawing
Rights (SDR)
c. Repayment
3 Total
8.
Other Capital
Transactions
9.
Others
10. Total (6+7+8+9)
46.0
263.9
125.3
228.1
150.9
14.0
-
14.8
-
8.7
3.2
60.0
278.7
134.0
231.3
157.2
278.6
5621.4
7653.4
8979.1
8656.7
28407.8
40180.0
35183.6
45454.8
41920.3
48810.9
43208.2
59112.7
55346.6
36502.6
11. Surplus (+) /deficit (-)

1/ Including Repayment of Gas Loan
(+)8094.8
(+)4996.4
(+)3534.5
(+)5602.6
6.3
(+)3766.1
Source: Central Bank of Myanmar.
298
Chart No. 11
Prices of Main Food Items
Kyat
6,000
5,500
Chicken
Pork
5,000
Ngagyin
4,500
4,000
Groundnut oil
3,500
3,000
2,500
Palm oil
2,000
1,500
Chicken egg
1,000
Rice
500
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
299
Average Retail Prices

Average retail prices are computed from market prices collected by the Central
Statistical Organization from the selected markets in the municipal area of Yangon City as
well as all other cities.
The prices are shown in Table 11.01 and 11.02.
Average Wholesale Prices
Wholesale Prices are obtained directly from the Wholesale Centres in Yangon. They
are shown in Table 11.03.
Consumer Price Index
Consumer Price Index measures the average change in the retail prices of goods and
services purchased and consumed by the households. The weights of CPI from 2006-2007
to 2008-2009 are based on 1997 Household Income and Expenditure Survey conducted by
Central Statistical Organization. Then Central Statistical Organization conducted Household
Income and Expenditure Survey in 2006 to get new weights for CPI construction.
Therefore the construction of CPI since 2009-2010 has been utilizing 2006 Household
Income and Expenditure Survey weights as the base.
Weights and composition are grouped into five major categories and goods and
services for computing the CPI are selected on the basis of their importance and
representativeness for the respective groups. The CPI is computed according to Laspeyres
formula.
Table 11.04 shows the consumer price index from 2006-2007 to 2010-2011.
Gold Prices
Table 11.05 shows the highest, lowest and the average prices of 24 carat and 22
carat gold in Yangon.
Co-operative Statistics
Statistics on co-operative activities are provided by the Co-operative Department.
The major objective of co-operative society is to procure, produce and distribute essential
goods and services to the consumers through the respective co-operative societies.
1970 Co-operative law was amended to encourage co-operatives to become selfreliant and self-motivated business enterprises, in conformity with the new market-oriented
economic policy of the Government. The latest Co-operative Society Law was put into legal
effect by the State Law and Order Restoration Council on 22nd December 1992.
Table 11.06 shows the number of co-operative societies and co-operative members
and includes financial data on share capital, loan, liabilities, net profit and working capital
by type of co-operative society.
300
11.01 AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES OF SELECTED COMMODITIES AT YANGON
(Kyat per unit)
S.N.
Commodity
Specification
Unit
1990
Ngakywe 38%
Emata 35%
Ngasein 35%
Pyi
Pyi
Pyi
14.36
11.99
10.16
Local
Viss
Dried
Wet
Pea
Rice
Avg.size
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
65.97
51.06
48.05
147.37
114.90
98.53
291.30
249.66
222.61
356.49
314.85
287.80
489.94
445.31
418.26
629.89
585.26
558.21
824.27
764.23
714.69
765.25
714.40
665.50
900.00
774.68
700.00
34.91
81.56
216.87
675.14
765.30
944.87 1062.80 1381.66 1286.03 1256.05
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
Loaf
Lb
45.36
19.67
80.84
27.22
4.91
15.19
104.16
48.07
273.62
84.93
20.17
57.61
Pure
Pure
Foreign
Local
Local
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
Lb
63.55
67.84
52.52
179.50
41.72
Whole,dried
Whole,dried
Split,superior
Split,mid.qlty
Lonethay
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
21.54
44.26
28.58
27.83
35.45
Short,dried
Long,dried
Big
Single
Multiple
Seedless
Dried tubers
Whole
Common
Ajinomoto
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
1 1/2
oz.pkt
85.73
64.32
17.40
39.77
31.91
12.81
30.25
20.29
2.87
7.33
A. FOOD & BEVERAGES

1.Cereal
01.Rice
02.Rice
03.Rice
2.Cereal
Products
01.Wheat
Flour
02.Noodles
03.Noodles
04.Vermicelli
05.Vermicelli
06.Bread
07.Biscuit
301.08 690.28 750.23 928.28 1250.00 1405.60 1500.00 1500.00

172.95 418.75 600.50 800.15 900.26 1000.68 1118.00 1000.00
850.99 1715.64 2195.64 2675.18 3750.28 3605.75 3200.00 3733.33
208.79 583.18 591.59 725.69 883.71 1240.39 1159.28 1189.12
55.20 200.25 225.12 300.00 350.02 527.30 500.88 510.25
108.67 301.30 309.74 400.97 465.48 592.09 597.80 604.69
3.Oil & Fats

01.Sesamum Oil
02.Groundnut Oil
03.Palm Oil
04.Ghee
05.Butter
4.Pulses
01.Pegyi
02.Penilay
03.Pesingon
04.Gram
05.Sadawpe
217.84 544.53 1558.75

221.92 586.65 1688.52
169.82 393.19 1223.91
290.93 1403.95 3200.48
120.00 360.00 1000.72
1773.95
1864.90
1375.37
3500.82
1500.64
2224.39
2266.51
1427.06
3715.53
2100.36
3150.43
3327.86
2239.44
4250.53
2350.75
4294.82
4381.51
2975.24
4533.69
2432.68
3158.69
2940.27
1957.28
7000.00
2400.00
3411.02
3549.67
2126.47
7000.00
2800.00
95.89
117.63
115.77
106.72
116.03
263.20 625.37 808.54

706.83 2303.43 2008.99
198.88 568.71 623.39
319.55 634.23 935.20
342.37 824.11 1074.68
1151.00
1647.55
995.80
1391.63
1183.95
1295.37
1790.49
982.46
1425.97
1428.75
1339.93
2555.42
1038.15
1286.99
1612.34
1393.58
4088.85
1215.15
1267.82
1771.57
2325.61
3653.37
1800.00
1630.39
2073.44
329.00
313.03
34.89
156.62
125.20
65.33
72.45
73.14
10.85
16.30
908.75 2003.77 2643.16 2966.88 9019.34 5685.38 4587.21 5817.61

491.34 1300.48 1725.46 2263.59 7559.30 4048.93 3400.00 3300.00
85.47 310.73 352.68 815.45 976.79 681.13 906.10 618.78
382.59 845.85 1177.01 1701.58 2774.04 1706.47 2000.64 4050.19
297.96 622.58 1125.00 1459.01 2531.47 1238.35 1800.75 3300.00
494.33 648.75 750.43 1079.20 1727.10 1200.49 1850.50 2200.00
462.76 800.85 780.53 848.55 1013.50 1081.57 3000.00 3500.00
242.51 600.86 725.00 793.02 875.77 950.04 1400.00 1386.54
28.24
75.13
82.70 133.93 155.53 507.44 484.96 393.97
36.86
95.71 134.48 171.57 192.95 217.77 199.81 172.63
5.Spices & Condiments

01.Chillies
02.Chillies
03.Onions
04.Garlic
05.Garlic
06.Tamarind
07.Turmeric
08.Coriander Seed
09.Salt
10.Taste Powder
Note: Up to 1990 prices of palm oil distributed by co-operatives

are controlled prices.
301
11.01 AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES OF SELECTED COMMODITIES AT YANGON (CONTD.)
(Kyat per unit)
S.N.
Commodity
6.Fish & Fish
Products
Fresh Fish
01.Ngayan
02.Ngakhu
03.Ngagyi
04.Ngathalauk
05.Ngagyin
06.Ngamyin
07.Pazundoke
08.Pazunkyawt
Dried Fish
09.Ngayan
10.Ngaboke
11.Dried
Prawns
12.Ngapi
Yegyo
13.Ngapi
Seinza
14.Nganpyaye,
Shrimp
7.Poultry, Meat
& Eggs
01.Chicken
02.Duck
03.Mutton
04.Beef
05.Pork
06.Duck Eggs
07.Chicken Eggs
8.Fresh Vegetables
& Fruits
01.Potatoes
02.Tomatoes
03.Cabbage
04.Banana
05.Coconut
06.Betel Leaves
9.Beverages
01.Green Tea
02.Black Tea
03.Coffee
04.Coffee
05.Horlicks
06.Ovaltine
07.Milk Powder
08.Milk
09.Milk Condensed
10.Sugar
Specification
Unit
1990
1995
Medium
Medium
Medium
Medium
Khotetha
Khotetha
Avg.qlty
Avg.qlty
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
63.36
73.37
68.53
55.24
55.60
112.24
100.65
54.84
202.66 515.01 1506.80 1709.37

271.93 718.02 2170.15 2574.14
266.17 790.19 2439.85 2709.41
165.03 535.54 2292.88 2438.10
171.26 449.08 1411.99 1450.59
590.90 1475.86 4563.78 6064.56
456.57 1735.95 5298.82 5554.09
243.99 648.83 2030.74 2398.14
Avg.qlty
Avg.qlty
Avg.qlty
Viss
Viss
Viss
158.63 599.59 1707.66 5471.29 6226.40 7556.82 8195.34 11052.17 12187.64 15295.21
193.33 928.86 4123.35 9137.14 10002.48 11867.82 12489.40 14606.05 13903.30 21251.37
224.38 705.05 2312.60 5639.63 6480.90 7138.59 8656.42 10959.95 14151.11 15296.47
Thon-u-zat
Viss
26.60
96.31
333.90 1271.07 1514.69
1229.19
1352.63
1744.06
2394.76
2578.35
Avg.qlty
Viss
31.34 138.99
415.46 1320.51 1516.52
1289.96
1925.70
2222.51
2620.30
3349.25
Avg.qlty
Viss
18.08
179.83
520.07
539.94
573.32
789.21
1470.46
1897.92
Dressed
Dressed
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
Doz
Doz
95.73
80.35
101.98
69.07
85.92
34.28
34.78
330.31 819.00 2705.31 3041.36

232.44 639.70 2036.63 2279.69
393.26 1136.50 3907.55 4416.32
196.52 570.72 1790.68 2095.80
256.09 697.09 2112.87 2539.80
75.71 157.18 554.81 628.30
81.92 161.93 516.71 644.11
2794.12
2362.92
6412.01
2946.22
2800.43
718.19
674.06
3467.01
2956.15
7462.06
4189.07
4000
1108.82
1003.51
5781.14
4769.07
8029.13
5225.66
5025.34
1450.16
1330.60
5525.66
5058.50
7989.05
4955.26
4640.33
1222.58
1170.41
5481.48
4387.98
7936.64
4948.21
5992.39
1143.88
1036.20
695.95
304.78
280.49
292.25
202.58
2167.81
578.98
486.90
246.01
371.75
207.31
2786.89
718.32
730.03
364.96
681.07
326.64
3948.70
791.29
701.10
350.30
786.39
380.62
2863.92
960.54
972.21
410.22
770.27
382.20
4498.79
2445.03
840.39
1469.17
1238.89
2762.84
2753.22
7233.71
762.37
1763.27
1385.09
4082.97
954.32
1915.95
1685.77
3089.90
3220.85
7807.55
1012.38
2217.17
1290.38
6072.60
1449.09
2581.17
2230.89
3191.32
3361.79
8665.37
1249.65
2416.79
907.50
5618.39 5975.91
2262.23 2222.07
2767.36 2799.66
2400.00 2400.00
3003.12 2984.21
3209.21 3024.87
9700.04 11251.04
1282.02 1370.38
2488.79 2700.74
914.90 1562.35
Avg.size
Avg.size
Big
Phigyan
Avg.size
Viss
Viss
Viss
Bunch
Each
Viss
51.63
13.03 43.11
16.59 70.14
13.69 35.71
7.56 30.84
5.65 17.01
33.09 178.76
2000
2004
454.91
2005
112.21 266.52 325.40

95.45 302.90 389.83
58.87 169.59 235.66
74.54 249.29 301.16
49.01 154.46 174.69
627.81 1463.52 1146.82
Viss
90.63 251.78 692.56 1907.11
lb
16.83 84.86 243.60 588.36
Ground,pure
lb
60.00 242.00 406.08 649.56
Ground,french
lb
40.00 140.00 338.60 618.31
1lb Bottle 154.65 346.53 723.60 1992.12
1lb Tin 150.46 251.77 633.44 1836.50
Lactogen
2.5lb Tin 357.68 567.18 1566.66 5573.87
Fresh
Viss
11.98 51.57 192.50 570.71
Local
Viss
65.43 177.79 395.97 1348.22
Viss
42.10 115.72 220.60 484.67
2911.84
813.35
1002.58
901.64
2310.64
2295.88
6399.23
648.80
1397.70
691.84
2006
2007
2008
2009
2210.87
3010.83
3038.37
1669.91
2008.86
7565.68
6311.87
2516.89
2522.36
3476.43
3274.03
2327.03
2696.02
7796.30
7255.09
3570.29
3262.29 3763.25
4353.77 4792.27
4334.89 5047.47
3330.26 4235.17
3527.09 3764.06
8156.28 10000.00
7872.12 7861.33
3751.78 4280.70
2010
4393.38
5399.77
5402.42
5035.89
4317.81
n.a
9148.26
4727.25
302
11.01 AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES OF SELECTED COMMODITIES AT YANGON (CONTD.)
(Kyat per unit)
S.N.
Commodity
10.Miscellaneous
Food
01.Jaggery
02.Jaggery
03.Betelnut
Specification
Unit
Palm
Cane
Split
Viss
Viss
Viss
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
23.92
24.97
62.53
85.73
92.22
234.40
185.77 464.10 549.16 961.60 1026.82 927.55 886.02

200.52 541.67 608.49 977.21 1156.27 1049.37 1147.62
978.52 2247.25 2082.30 2671.85 3012.80 3409.60 2839.43
1347.59
1472.27
2785.84
100 Nos.
100 Nos.
20 Nos.
Viss
31.24
60.30
17.46
35.37
62.38
206.19
31.75
115.03
189.84 574.95 641.08 769.93 1177.55 1457.23 1468.35

483.96 856.40 1016.53 2500.00 4000.00 4260.16 4250.00
49.56
94.92 100.05 118.47 167.83 224.43 231.55
412.98 1925.63 2232.78 2150.00 1692.38 2284.30 2200.00
1530.85
4000.00
217.68
3500.00
100Pieces
10Viss Bag
Pkt
Box
Each
Doz
Each
62.96
70.90
13.62
1.10
16.09
1.11
6.13
354.85
240.87
21.04
2.00
44.60
4.80
14.42
657.67
55.83
70.50
93.17 115.00 161.68 183.76
550.60 1678.30 2081.10 2931.30 3824.10 4594.40 4743.60
59.99 177.15 229.82 288.90 324.59 429.93 341.77
4.63
10.98
11.14
19.64
20.27
29.03
37.73
68.06 162.87 150.55 177.46 257.27 299.00 292.86
20.00
60.68
70.18 101.16 120.38 125.78
n.a
58.18
88.63 109.66 171.32 232.10 265.54 267.34
195.14
464.03
386.15
44.55
274.59
75.00
327.89
Yd
23.03
48.46
97.06
304.10
346.23
429.23
541.32
620.49
621.93
Yd
69.46
99.18
350.43
500.40
637.71
768.32 1125.68 1051.27
950.00
950.00
Yd
63.67
94.03
206.88
530.77
607.34
718.35 1047.03
876.25
865.03
Yd
20.78
60.71
270.89
731.29
806.87
877.80 1199.61 1448.15 1474.23
1470.57
Gents 2/80
Gents 2/64
1/40 Cord
1/30 Cord
Piece
Piece
Each
Each
187.18
79.94
21.52
19.37
279.43
172.31
61.15
48.89
750.26 1610.68 1620.37 2036.47 2806.07 3302.28 3131.54

533.70 1499.58 1504.27 1925.37 2389.97 2846.03 2827.37
167.71 526.64 570.86 672.12 859.72 1104.05 1191.20
155.68 548.33 595.55 693.81 1076.62 1331.03 1115.34
3600.00
2840.58
1300.00
999.20
Local24"x52"
Superior
Kawa 12"x14"
Gents,avg.qlty
Each
Each
Each
Pair
30.27
81.12
50.39
63.60
112.01
333.19
134.67
191.47
257.91 626.23 697.92 802.16

525.46 1678.78 2015.63 2794.03
380.63 1203.45 1575.46 1947.46
536.67 1765.52 1858.17 1905.21
Gents,avg.qlty
Pair
6.16
30.32
62.50
Gents,avg.qlty
Pair
38.12
146.72
330.92
Nyloncloth
Each
104.68
186.46
B. TOBACCO
1.Tobacco
01.Cheroots
02.Cigars
03.Cigarettes
04.Tobacco leaves
Duya
Shweletwa
C. FUEL & LIGHT

1.Fuel & Light
01.Firewood
02.Charcoal
03.Candles
04.Matches
05.Bulb
06.Flint
07.Dry cells
Avg.size
Superior
10 Oz.
40 sticks
40 watts
Local
D. CLOTHING & APPAREL

1.Fabrics
01.Longcloth
02.Tetron
03.Tetron
04.Printed
Sheeting
2.Garments
01.Cotton Longyi
02.Cotton Longyi
03.Vest
04.Vest
3.Other Personal
Requisites
01.Towel
02.Shan Bag
03.Shan Bag
04.Leather
Slippers
05.Wooden
Slippers
06.Rubber
Slippers
07.Umbrella
White,inferior
36"
Coloured 36",
foreign
White,inferior
36", foreign
Local
460.21
972.62
1001.75
2913.58
2000.36
2254.00
1290.76
3161.36
2208.14
3239.77
1723.99
3100.00
2000.00
3623.50
1816.14
3000.00
2200.00
3786.24
350.18
355.76
525.00
500.00
916.80 1061.17 1452.27 2111.18 2112.61 1943.29
2110.89
922.44 1954.75 1995.46 2412.82 3145.06 3926.91 4335.20
4346.29
175.58
200.18
350.00
303
11.01 AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES OF SELECTED COMMODITIES AT YANGON (CONCLD.)
(Kyat per unit)
S.N.
Commodity
Specification
Unit
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
E. HOUSE REPAIRS
1.House Repairs
01.Dhani
02.Dhani
03.Bamboo
04.Wire Nails
Laputta
Myeik
Kyathaung
1",1.5" Size
100 Nos.
100 Nos.
100 Nos.
Viss
90.21
81.24
702.53
94.18
270.24
881.94 2468.17 2668.60 3317.81 4390.51 8228.63 8772.10 7910.42
256.48
859.73 2157.59 2358.02 3007.23 4079.93 7918.05 8450.00 7400.00
3558.33 12533.87 20000.00 32214.17 38342.91 28975.44 74078.12 103319.06 124195.94
114.54
323.34 1180.93 1864.18 1809.39 2335.55 3406.15 2346.86 2249.80
Hmwe
Shwewah
Single
Thettha
Pepsodent
Foreign
Ground,wet
Cake
Bar
Cake
Pkt
Tube
Each
Viss
8.44
8.95
11.62
9.07
12.39
12.06
19.78
16.26
19.57
10.54
18.27
23.47
24.58
31.30
61.34
34.64
31.17
60.15
78.94
65.00
420.95
70.78
107.42
110.46
124.59
213.64
165.28
1099.04
75.80
106.64
150.38
162.27
206.76
195.78
1205.04
85.00
130.66
215.00
236.55
230.75
200.00
1206.40
85.00
183.08
109.20
252.89
251.91
300.00
1343.98
97.50
243.62
114.32
286.50
285.46
311.23
1675.17
100.00
213.17
112.50
293.42
305.10
500.00
2332.03
n.a
233.02
105.00
298.85
347.30
500.00
3360.68
Each
Lb
40.00
64.35
185.64
159.95
568.50
428.06
1432.92
1602.69
1513.47
1647.59
2098.81
1890.06
2770.96
2323.49
3587.98
2627.19
3919.78
2318.61
4127.83
2208.76
10 vial
Bot.
96.78
26.67
236.80
42.92
377.00
135.00
835.79
220.38
1251.08
300.68
1567.89
323.58
1644.87
315.82
1874.27
341.32
2010.75
400.00
7440.55
400.00
Tube/Bot
23.50
47.00
147.50
250.64
320.43
340.85
323.63
349.13
250.00
250.00
Bot.
73.16
141.40
153.80
264.12
299.17
464.11
1522.85
1014.56
826.54
533.57
Bot
44.75
189.13
306.28
400.64
500.72
450.00
550.00
760.00
550.00
575.00
Bot.
24.85
29.59
266.49
320.16
450.76
590.32
615.43
602.68
400.00
400.00
100
Bot.
32.56
31.33
37.22
401.35
97.70
520.35
312.45
2000.00
390.41
2031.52
590.32
3000.00
650.67
2500.00
655.57
2482.16
632.10
n.a
622.88
n.a
Bot.
33.08
63.38
150.00
150.00
150.00
150.00
175.00
168.38
400.35
500.00
Pkt
46.67
128.54
391.25
750.85
900.43
700.00
775.00
815.23
800.00
900.00
10 nos
Copy
59.58
2.00
81.92
4.00
285.33
10.00
1145.71
100.00
1351.05
100.00
1590.93
100.00
1961.75
100.00
2306.83
100.00
2463.41
100.00
2502.59
100.00
2oz.bot.
No.
27.58
6.27
209.58
15.00
400.86
30.35
600.75
30.00
800.34
50.00
1012.67
75.00
1200.01
100.00
1325.02
100.00
1300.00
79.60
1200.00
75.29
F. MISCELLANEOUS
1.Toilet & Cleansing
Articles
01.Toilet Soap
02.Washing Soap
03.Carbolic Soap
04.Detergent
05.Tooth paste
06.Tooth Brush
07.Thanakha
2. Household
Articles
01.Mat
3'x6'
02.Alluminium Ware
3. Medicine
01.Penicillin
02.B.P.Balm
03.Tayzaw Balm
04.Burplex
05.Cevit
06.Buspro
07.Paracetamol
08.Thalasulf
09.Gripe Mixture
10.Glucose Cal.D
4. Others
01.Exercise Book
02.Newspaper
03.Ink
04.Lead Pencil
500000 unit
1oz. bottle
M.P.F
1oz. bottle
M.P.F
100 tablets
M.P.F
100 tablets
M.P.F
100 tablets
M.P.F
100 tablets
100 tablets
M.P.F
4oz. bottle
M.P.F
1lb. M.P.F
80 pages
The New Light of
Myanmar
Foreign
Superior
Source: Central Statistical Organization
304
11.02 AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES OF SELECTED COMMODITIES (UNION)
(Kyat per unit)
S.N.
Commodity
Specification
Unit
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Pyi
110.20
228.98
356.45
281.24
318.74
422.90
525.83
724.84
737.25
844.78
Viss
Viss
lb
329.06
250.06
149.63
518.80
353.34
220.15
654.50
558.94
305.50
666.72
601.22
321.31
750.58
626.43
321.26
943.06
717.88
374.65
1177.29
909.20
429.35
1393.70
1189.77
563.02
1276.10
1235.77
639.09
1338.75
1258.33
652.47
Pure
Foreign
Viss
Viss
828.23 1644.68 1840.08 1705.43 1863.11 2133.03

627.76 1332.10 1468.90 1320.14 1467.85 1524.50
3314.70
2452.12
4425.01
3154.23
3215.14
2251.54
3549.04
2311.62
Whole,dried
Whole,dried
Split,mid.qlty
Lonethay
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
265.09
636.18
327.61
393.04
408.15 592.53 592.77 677.73 1027.01

708.42 1241.86 2157.07 2028.04 1772.88
493.91 585.31 623.20 850.22 1349.35
659.10 756.94 789.20 899.46 1132.25
1266.99
2034.53
1380.58
1426.63
1270.88
2583.15
1391.87
1548.77
1235.47
4025.40
1404.76
1591.64
1884.75
3807.42
1627.70
1651.76
Viss
1019.88 1788.72 1743.33 1798.91 2036.48 2450.95
Viss
195.30 224.39 341.67 328.20 327.14 726.39
Viss
441.44 709.40 757.60 787.63 1035.61 1535.53
Viss
73.02 111.37 107.53 101.35
97.80 127.20
1 12 oz.pkt
76.09 101.06 116.13 107.25 128.41 154.72
6502.89
902.59
2448.10
176.11
194.90
5825.03
639.95
1419.98
528.23
228.43
4688.58
1014.92
1940.74
553.37
213.24
5270.33
678.23
3982.91
442.84
201.84
2765.18
3217.76
3157.16
2581.24
3021.91
2433.47
8100.72
3939.03
3422.67
3899.54
3930.78
3491.94
3768.15
2884.98
8680.13
4383.12
3753.93
4306.77
4407.68
4434.04
3995.50
3210.64
9044.15
4648.56
4121.65
5047.69
5075.18
5457.33
4557.81
3601.55
9778.19
5342.86
A. FOOD & BEVERAGES

1.Cereal
01.Rice
Emata 35%
2.Cereal
01.Wheat Flcur
02.Vemicelli (Rice)
03.Biscuit
3.Oil & Fats
01.Groundnut Oil
02.Palm Oil
4.Pulses
01.Pegyi
02.Penilay
03.Gram
04.Sadawpe
5.Spices & Condiments
01.Chillies
02.Onions
03.Garlic
04.Salt
05.Taste Power
6.Fish & Fish
Products
Fresh Fish
01.Ngayan
02.Ngakhu
03.Ngagyi
04.Ngathalauk
05.Ngagyin
06.Ngamyitchin
07.Pazundoke
08.Pazunkyawt
Dried Fish
09.Ngayan
10.Ngakumshut
11.Dried
Prawns
12.Ngapi
Yegyo
13.Ngapi
Seinza
14.Nganpyaye,
Shrimp
15.Nganpyaye, (fish)
Short,dried
Big
Single
Common
Ajinomoto
Medium
Medium
Medium
Medium
Medium
Medium
Avg.qlty
Avg.qlty
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
670.90
759.32
754.35
739.95
629.79
538.64
2495.20
971.76
1042.26
1155.55
1172.93
1297.16
1076.91
896.93
3539.62
1415.28
1397.79
1608.83
1703.01
1746.03
1366.95
1076.76
5011.34
1903.20
1558.62
1902.32
1990.37
1988.76
1482.96
1162.66
5606.16
2061.71
1762.46
2123.09
2168.70
2033.54
1656.63
1343.36
5669.32
2429.72
2099.54
2478.85
2512.74
1859.99
2045.41
1680.48
6112.11
2690.08
Avg.qlty
Avg.qlty
Avg.qlty
Viss
Viss
Viss
2233.78 3329.74 4352.84 5338.30 5658.00 6948.21 8779.04 10901.97 12732.93 15215.54
1650.00 2631.07 3596.04 4076.58 4596.08 5553.79 6643.26 7806.10 9986.70 11540.61
3025.63 4203.53 5521.44 6373.59 6613.17 7451.07 10637.45 12205.00 13766.85 14926.51
Thon-u-zat
Viss
347.21
502.18
656.64
761.75
902.05 1053.89
1419.78
2119.93
2506.04
2887.17
Avg.qlty
Viss
394.25
556.78
786.26
911.83
906.20 1036.64
1421.65
1731.35
2085.89
2785.08
Avg.qlty
Viss
227.07
294.49
391.63
461.93
540.50
631.15
933.79
1400.52
1686.37
1766.74
Avg.qlty
Viss
122.79
182.73
233.67
273.84
326.94
377.61
467.80
681.58
883.24
997.79
305
11.02 AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES OF SELECTED COMMODITIES (CONTD.)
(Kyat per unit)
S.N.
Commodity
7.Poultry, Meat
& Eggs
01.Chicken
02.Duck
03.Mutton
04.Beef
05.Pork
06.Duck Eggs
07.Chicken Eggs
8.Fresh Vegetables
& Fruits
01.Potatoes
02.Tomatoes
03.Cabbage
04.Longbean
05.Coconut
06.Banana
07.Betel Leaves
Specification
Unit
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Dressed
Dressed
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
Doz
Doz
916.88
756.00
1027.22
696.29
877.07
196.39
177.31
1494.09
1185.95
1715.30
1289.14
1416.42
331.05
304.35
2031.94
1645.23
2449.26
1817.05
1786.73
441.20
392.74
2165.04
1825.67
3041.70
1980.85
2005.17
469.87
415.15
2469.74
2098.90
3496.86
2116.29
2290.99
555.12
524.70
2591.02
2229.53
4469.66
2537.81
2636.54
618.02
556.64
3858.13
3193.76
5708.76
3626.70
3716.94
1059.01
904.62
5498.88
4267.30
6970.17
4790.72
5171.70
1248.80
1081.70
5323.09
4722.87
7336.46
5165.29
5299.35
1140.27
1030.08
5421.08
5010.34
7482.88
5330.55
5403.90
1215.97
1020.17
Viss
Viss
Viss
Viss
Each
Bunch
Viss
129.96
160.42
123.72
115.23
64.59
115.82
814.48
215.28 258.30 255.88 304.30 474.74 557.04 570.45 731.49

241.61 286.16 299.83 355.91 470.62 433.54 607.93 679.92
171.10 209.43 195.39 229.44 284.98 283.90 417.33 480.29
171.02 232.34 261.96 288.01 302.96 429.58 546.32 650.82
99.61 139.35 162.98 166.08 191.38 219.04 238.47 308.22
184.39 231.88 243.82 258.43 273.05 383.19 487.99 563.63
920.76 1222.13 1671.56 1217.96 1802.01 3363.13 3693.66 2610.23
968.48
867.72
552.48
675.10
321.59
596.11
4679.18
Avg.size
Avg.size
Big
Avg.size
Phigyan
9.Beverages
01.Green Tea
02.Black Tea
03.Coffee
Ground,pure
04.Milk
Fresh
05.Sugar
06.Hoilick
07.Overtine
08.Milk Powder
09.Milk Condersed (Local)
10.Milk Condersed (Foreign)
10.Miscellaneous
Food
01.Jaggery
02.Jaggery
03.Betelnut
Palm
Cane
Split
Viss
lb
lb
Viss
Viss
1lb(bottle)
1lb Tin
2.5 lb Tin
Viss
Each
Viss
Viss
Viss
701.49 892.39 1114.94 1380.61 1708.08

313.28 407.69 543.82 604.00 702.30
424.70 479.42 608.80 659.10 820.86
182.30 263.76 397.68 462.91 539.37
282.76 402.74 456.12 489.16 638.75
1149.02 1807.20 2280.67 2167.37 2330.73
1149.91 1854.69 2347.30 2122.09 2313.83
2688.47 4354.43 6257.85 6413.06 6349.31
434.16 681.10 1054.16 1217.54 1247.49
297.41 426.55 497.31 475.67 511.31
1981.78
884.03
1236.49
672.68
1316.23
2783.88
2754.43
6887.11
1551.39
639.06
3097.11
978.13
1846.69
856.20
1295.69
3285.21
3314.25
8405.69
2067.69
777.15
5128.78
1376.06
2187.88
1245.50
965.31
3652.81
3652.76
8762.58
2355.75
867.68
2010
5781.57 5531.06
2021.06 2344.59
2365.91 2454.80
1333.18 1391.79
927.67 1561.74
3359.93 3264.86
3388.77 3288.27
9815.22 11702.93
2405.74 2400.60
794.18
715.54
195.14 310.07 379.11 412.40 465.51 806.61 1063.96 938.53 887.43

204.15 339.05 456.73 464.58 505.44 841.69 1116.38 1095.12 904.63
825.16 1008.43 1460.80 1764.96 1891.28 2347.73 3333.78 3529.42 3125.80
1196.15
1262.36
3003.71
100 Nos.
236.81
340.40
461.96
539.24
567.06
682.71 1018.38 1481.05 1595.06
1612.19
100Pieces
10Viss Bag
Pkt
Each
Each
24.37
53.87
89.72
88.68
70.65
29.69
81.62
124.75
126.75
95.14
40.77
118.91
161.62
154.06
103.12
57.17
131.60
175.37
163.06
108.16
62.79
147.41
202.23
166.80
121.12
60.59
178.21
287.57
173.73
156.10
B. TOBACCO
1.Tobacco
01.Cheroots
C. FUEL & LIGHT
1.Fuel & Light
01.Firewood
02.Charcoal
03.Candle
04.Bulb
05.Dry Cell
Avg.size
Superior
(10 oz)
40 W
Local
67.30
243.97
346.51
271.14
229.64
79.50
289.74
408.47
313.85
258.55
96.28
315.34
431.34
296.37
261.32
112.14
337.83
413.55
299.90
261.95
306
11.02 AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES OF SELECTED COMMODITIES (CONCLD.)
(Kyat per unit)
S.N.
Commodity
Specification
Unit
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
yd
yd
yd
174.63
324.96
380.58
273.24
444.08
576.07
368.20
589.20
786.55
370.28
619.97
815.69
370.04
613.29
815.30
448.54
718.77
896.09
527.98
960.55
1173.13
592.63 640.46 663.93

1088.93 1115.28 1138.64
1415.00 1500.51 1540.97
Gents 2/64
1/30 Cort
Piece
Each
627.33
232.61
908.31 1427.75 1670.88 1563.09 1793.29

345.82 495.11 583.72 592.08 678.05
2479.02
992.38
2775.97 3086.57 3264.28

1268.42 1062.78 1005.11
Local24*52
Gent,avg.qtty
Gent,avg.qtty
Nylon cloth
Each
pair
pair
Each
283.26 342.49 483.97 588.30 704.78 822.47

636.92 929.82 1445.30 1717.97 1730.08 1919.38
507.03 816.09 1121.83 1194.10 1132.41 1314.82
1261.43 1649.13 1982.50 2108.16 2134.39 2300.45
1180.28
2769.76
1673.32
2870.28
1452.22
3621.85
2250.43
4170.56
Shwewah
thettha
pesodent
Groung,wet
Bar
pkt
tube
Viss
45.85
68.00
107.10
343.13
78.20
99.22
147.23
442.70
132.06
221.10
252.34
691.73
179.81
245.48
300.67
720.07
244.82 231.88 242.96

268.52 287.96 294.26
326.49 339.08 354.00
1081.29 1781.34 2228.80
3'*6'
Each
lb
702.51
579.23
873.59 1324.71 1650.36 1786.42 1976.04

915.25 1567.17 1701.12 1726.90 1929.17
3280.24
2494.93
4251.83 4595.80 4880.82

2897.13 2806.82 2654.57
100 tablets
100
153.29
267.86
346.76
550.94
676.86
10 nos
Each
Each
475.35
47.89
13.76
735.21
69.03
19.75
972.05 1105.71 1266.28 1510.77

95.91 101.12
98.18 110.81
29.30
34.09
37.59
44.22
1948.81
147.75
53.82
D. Clothing & Apparel

1.Fabrics
01.Long Cloth
02.Tetron
03.Printed sheeting
2.Garments
01.Cotton Longyi
02.Vest
3.Other Personal
Requisites
01.Towel
02.Lether Slippers
03.Rubber Slippers
04.Umbrella
White,Inferior
White,Inferior
Local
1612.29
4163.82
2256.75
4153.17
1700.99
4236.17
1970.93
4302.06
E. MISCELLANEOUS
1.Toilet & Cleansing
Articles
01.Washing Soap
02.Detergant
03.Toothpaste
04.Thanakha
2.Household
Article
01.Mat
02.Aluminium ware
3. Medicine
07.Paracetamol
4. Other
01.Exercise book
02.Ball pen
03.Lead pencil
80 pages
Reynolds
116.55
129.41
238.36
547.11
116.53
126.57
250.64
661.73
362.38
117.07
147.54
236.65
712.81
399.60
705.07
773.84
818.59
2280.30 2410.45 2524.51

154.45 160.00 165.53
68.34
67.60
71.78
Source: Central Statistical Organization
307
11.03 AVERAGE WHOLESALE PRICES OF SELECTED COMMODITIES AT YANGON
(Kyat per unit)
S.N.
Commodity
Specification
Unit
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
A. CEREAL
1. Rice
Ngakywe 38% 50Kg.bag
323
1417
3360
6031
7595
11398
13519
16995
17366
18000
2. Rice
Emata 35%
50Kg.bag
267
1164
2382
5032
6596
10326
12884
14082
16146
14900
3. Rice
Ngasein 35%
50Kg.bag
233
1095
1989
4863
6379
9600
12298
12649
14972
14000
4. Oil,Sesamum
100-Viss
5850
20732
52199
147500
167448
195888
285500
384091
300869
317000
5. Oil,Groundnut
100-Viss
6458
21026
56616
170000
183245
200000
324750
382273
280000
345000
138025
124184
214888
217136
330053
290000
290000
B. OIL & OIL SEEDS
C.
6. Oil,Coconut
Inedible
100-Viss
8250
15843
36966
7. Sesamum
Seed
100-Viss
3288
11168
41389 (r)
80000
87410
95000
124936
239848
167578
194122
8. Groundnut
Husked
100-Viss
2757
12112
30855
81910
97968
112394
177652
227652
140000
161013
9. Coconut,
dried
Avg.size
100-Nos
538
1395
3636
12446
14469
17258
18673
30106
28000
21000
10. Gram
Whole,mid.qlty 100-Bkts
37826
169402
509004
900000
11. Pesingon
38585
193760
310640
715000 1101600 1423640 1505500 1969420 2320000 2536640
12. Pegyi
36921
149049
436640
850000 1210460 1984263 1563774 2043057 2453760 3208330
13. Matpe
34937
178900
488640
810000 1100000 1716600 1807180 2429367 2190000 2810180
14. Penilay
Mid.qlty
100-Viss
4015
10035
62090
200376
188330
154755
15. Peboke
Mid.qlty
100-Bkts
39100
136540
249960
814000
979440
946667 1208580 1645000 1329480 1747360
16. Pelun
Mid.qlty
100-Bkts
37960
133120
321320
930460 1110460 1750000 1253930
17. Sadawpe
Lone-thay
100-Bkts
63480
194660
656860
1450000 1951140 2263700 2530860 2700000 2532000 2967220
18. Sadawpe
Lone-gyi
100-Bkts
60300
178020
566480
1317600 1916920 2131300 2398460 2683360 2390000
PULSES
843450 1805000 2514146 2335565 1917959 2098957
171354
215850
350000
250000
850000 1495980 2267600
260000
308
11.03 AVERAGE WHOLESALE PRICES OF SELECTED COMMODITIES AT YANGON (CONTD.)
(Kyat per unit)
S.N.
D.
E.
Commodity
Specification
Unit
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
SPICES &
CONDIMENTS
19. Chillies, dried
Long
100-Viss
5047
23278
30720
115048
176678
210000 750524
298147
240000
206982
20. Chillies, dried
Short
100-Viss
7396
26567
72457
171099
241894
274266 814790
445019
350470
448210
21. Onions
Big
100-Viss
1538
2527
5688
23337
33268
89139
58107
76000
34263
22. Garlic
Single
100-Viss
3126
12094
30681
64218
108235
159328 261034
151780
170000
304718
23. Garlic
Multiple
100-Viss
2679
9470
18353
60153
104170
135071 236482
104968
130000
258232
24. Turmeric
Dried tubers 100-Viss
2828
5332
44127
60258
71246
94543
97947
200000
301265
25. Tamarind
Seedless
100-Viss
1088
5163
29530
55073
62478
102670 158960
102500
84000
114745
26. Coriander Seed
Whole
100-Viss
1635
5479
18149
52576
65073
71875
80150
87577
120000
138654
27. Salt
Common
100-Viss
186
848
2116
6825
7265
11483
14211
45682
36000
20000
28. Ngayan
100-Viss
5396
16341
37911
120000
157880
215000 242613
315606
281250
259340
29. Ngakhu
100-Viss
6258
20634
45922
160000
215000
242500 337727
357574
410000
340830
30. Ngagyi
100-Viss
5916
19714
54724
184665
237018
242500 315243
352542
446666
300240
31. Ngamyin
100-Viss
10124
47132 120000
350678
544170
737662 927242
943682
955000
n.a
32. Ngagyin
100-Viss
5016
14638
30893
120000
137085
196875 269773
306355
289550
295420
33. Ngathalauk
100-Viss
5099
14162
41798
198520
233832
153333 215368
309361
319030
426670
34. Pazundoke
100-Viss
9153
42571 149524
470000
500000
625000 656773
697730
725000
705000
35. Pazunkyawt
100-Viss
4876
22334
35936
168012
203070
180417 301818
341454
334500
359170
74875
78048
FISH & FISH

PRODUCTS
Fresh Fish
Fish Products
36. Dried Fish
Ngayan
100-Viss
14584
57703 156625
508651
594162
689012 725835 1061518
925000
1100579
37. Dried Fish
Ngaboke
100-Viss
15887
86024 356000
793651
950000
689012 1000058 1311723 1250000
1910666
38. Dried Prawns
Avg.qlty
100-Viss
18641
67673 216458
521511
615638
663859 783903
947500 1040000
1105373
39. Ngapi Yegyo
Thon-u-zat
100-Viss
1975
7754
29954
94247
128609
114829 125228
160910
145000
145500
40. Ngapi Seinza
Avg.qlty
100-Viss
2424
12735
36057
106415
136016
111746 127051
190216
199090
215000
41. Nganpyaye,
Fish
Avg.qlty
100-Viss
1076
2723
7050
19825
24851
50910
50000
50000
32397
35012
309
11.03 AVERAGE WHOLESALE PRICES OF SELECTED COMMODITIES AT YANGON (CONCLD.)
(Kyat per unit)
S.N.
Commodity
Specification
Unit
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
F. POULTRY & MEAT

42. Chicken
Alive
100-Viss
7451 25627 51365 175000 217398 234792 302081 492765 448335
470916
43. Duck
Alive
100-Viss
6950 20097 42500 143333 157917 222917 282240 403384 415000
351833
44. Pork
Halves
100-Viss
5828 14684 41500 111667 187560 275000 379957 453121 420000
302500
45. Mutton
Halves
100-Viss
7108 23167 82666 182500 314151 462500 587507 590107 585000
400000
46. Beef
Halves
100-Viss
4922 10792 30916 104167 179790 284167 398452 458581 450000
255830
47. Potatoes
Avg.size
100-Viss
1057
2981
7533
25129
30344
62815
52568
56275
56400
62445
48. Palm Jaggery
Myingyan
100-Viss
1628
6795 13729
44010
52516
86160
92892
83565
75000
96489
49. Cane Jaggery
Bilin
100-Viss
2021
7567 15282
41098
56179
86891 102957
95542
97500
101489
50. Green Tea
Mid.qlty
100-Viss
5631 23192 63183 158361 211917 234570 297210 481668 482500
475000
51. Tobacco Leaves
Shweletwa
100-Viss
3240
250000
52. Thanatphet
La
100-Viss
6333 14918 38875 112435 150062 135711
84545 137678 220000
180000
53. Thanatphet
Thapya
100-Viss
5775 13515 36810 104855 134351 120000
78834 124567 200000
170000
54. Betelnut
Whole,Ye
100-Viss
5932 19454 79058 194725 188230 247185 301568 341248 360000
220000
55. Vermicelli
Pea
100-Viss
7647 21875 81050 154570 203865 251819 334545 306818 295000
314170
56. Vermicelli
Rice
100-Viss
2372
6909 19347
52536
55068
68478
94000
93250
57. Noodles
Dried
100-Viss
4178
6500 28500
59798
68073
85878 115018 129588 130000
130000
G. OTHER FOOD
9543 38383 150068 200858 192580 146818 216910 190000
85455
93270
310
11.04 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX
(Base Year 2006=100)
S.N.
Union
Particulars
Kachin State
2006-07 * 2007-08 * 2008-09 * 2009-10

A.
General Consumer Price Index
2010-11
585.23
777.92
952.95
146.85
158.93
588.74
774.82
959.80
153.29
166.23
588.36
783.31
972.7
144.84
157.21
580.49
756.61
952.07
153.48
165.99
(1) Rice
614.49
733.65
996.47
140.25
163.34
541.39
637.59
911.99
144.17
169.94
(2) Oil
455.09
732.72
801.32
126.8
145.06
457.35
739.60
826.49
128.05
151.32
(3) Fish, Meat & Eggs
660.44
930.22
1156.43
154.65
166.09
577.37
831.20
1062.96
165.86
173.91
(4) Others
564.75
727.09
885.44
144.11
149.84
640.86
785.94
940.24
155.37
159.93
2 Non-Food
578.49
766.35
910.51
151.14
162.60
610.18
820.75
980.51
152.92
166.73
(1) Clothing and apparel
500.74
677.06
822.15
147.68
152.47
546.80
733.41
871.62
158.53
162.82
(2) Houserent and repairs
549.67
733.04
919.12
209.61
237.57
785.76
1097.77
1451.88
276.22
324.13
(3) Fuel and light
650.72
803.77
915.05
132.96
140.15
690.42
864.77
1046.55
153.32
174.06
586.7
792.25
937.69
152.14
165.08
572.08
791.23
916.16
142.56
153.66
(a) Education
440.95
731.4
799.82
230.29
241.85
382.57
766.59
859.95
227.12
236.73
(b) Medicine
476.1
691.70
621.98
132.51
168.43
459.55
703.66
624.82
157.84
168.44
(c) Conveyance
653.53
856.55
994.2
132.50
144.10
702.44
804.23
846.61
85.38
96.11
(d) Cleansing and Toilet
711.24
849.99
1142.03
146.39
154.89
712.81
858.16
1144.78
158.89
170.72
(e) Others
506.23
705.01
901.56
157.14
161.22
530.34
718.31
877.73
160.16
174.22
+26.33
+32.93
+22.50
+2.24
+8.22
+24.29
+31.61
+23.87
+2.83
+8.44
1 Food
(4) Miscellaneous Composite
B.
2010-11 2006-07 * 2007-08 * 2008-09 * 2009-10
Annual Change in CPI (%)
* Base Year 1997=100
311
11.04 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX ( CONTD. )
S.N.
Kayah State
Particulars
Kayin State
2006-07 * 2007-08 * 2008-09 * 2009-10

A.
2006-07 * 2007-08 * 2008-09 * 2009-10
2010-11
598.60
796.30
977.34
149.11
162.59
607.28
808.69
955.91
157.51
167.97
618.71
819.50
1019.81
153.07
168.76
601.99
812.53
956.65
157.97
171.77
(1) Rice
626.41
756.72
1014.39
146.98
175.50
550.32
664.70
873.37
140.93
170.52
(2) Oil
461.46
757.70
849.22
141.78
154.88
492.68
767.96
827.72
128.58
146.30
791.99
1117.76
1484.84
174.33
172.34
644.77
908.67
1077.71
161.60
170.67
(4) Others
546.96
701.48
782.98
146.83
163.86
626.61
831.51
947.43
170.70
178.08
2 Non-Food
537.55
725.87
848.08
141.71
151.73
621.05
798.71
953.98
156.23
157.84
547.41
747.86
878.80
166.23
173.28
674.37
921.54
1128.46
155.90
157.70
537.71
771.92
917.53
163.03
157.41
608.93
884.89
1109.65
250.69
245.50
(3) Fuel and light
592.81
775.36
888.09
141.96
156.31
716.01
831.57
919.01
130.67
130.66
505.53
683.16
802.51
130.75
140.29
560.61
704.07
844.11
161.60
165.70
(a) Education
460.99
675.48
726.32
163.88
177.40
479.98
677.77
725.32
213.65
226.69
(b) Medicine
479.99
770.10
660.55
162.20
181.11
353.68
516.25
460.42
207.20
206.46
(c) Conveyance
465.90
477.59
494.23
80.40
87.18
645.14
709.65
820.48
103.81
105.37
572.90
722.23
928.60
162.44
171.47
725.26
868.24
1281.61
188.38
195.40
(e) Others
494.96
715.19
994.92
162.71
162.96
572.50
757.90
949.33
178.89
176.62
+31.18
+33.03
+22.74
+0.73
+9.04
+28.04
+33.17
+18.20
+4.67
+6.64
1 Food
B.
2010-11
312
S.N.
Chin State
Particulars
Sagaing Division
2006-07 * 2007-08 * 2008-09 * 2009-10
A.
2006-07 * 2007-08 * 2008-09 * 2009-10 2010-11
689.86
897.79
1094.28
154.40
166.64
564.27
740.97
907.49
150.97
166.08
668.47
858.42
1078.79
154.40
168.37
574.63
761.22
948.43
153.56
167.96
(1) Rice
621.53
733.41
1063.58
155.21
184.79
607.30
723.33
994.34
144.90
169.44
(2) Oil
444.76
721.34
836.44
141.55
148.95
484.54
789.63
862.29
130.59
149.69
835.48
1125.78
1398.14
166.66
173.14
672.81
924.03
1161.59
168.25
179.96
(4) Others
706.36
885.50
1034.06
148.95
157.36
527.83
675.23
825.00
155.03
163.47
2 Non-Food
741.48
992.80
1131.67
154.15
162.08
539.53
692.60
809.70
144.35
161.33
538.81
727.67
859.06
166.36
170.12
507.67
668.25
808.64
171.73
174.57
527.25
672.94
765.93
161.60
224.97
631.08
825.16
955.78
184.29
202.15
(3) Fuel and light
988.31
1111.99
1297.01
143.98
152.78
713.47
864.59
966.89
152.19
173.52
736.66
1128.67
1255.68
157.08
161.05
475.52
624.55
734.75
131.50
150.23
(a) Education
363.53
884.32
1013.13
192.83
199.26
480.45
680.77
731.82
220.75
225.43
(b) Medicine
360.58
559.23
532.27
164.00
163.85
490.19
761.85
682.72
145.00
267.52
1924.06
2984.36
3055.76
112.00
108.46
495.59
537.67
581.52
80.64
93.20
680.59
799.20
982.38
162.54
177.06
477.04
588.79
797.40
169.32
175.51
(e) Others
740.38
999.68
1281.48
158.68
151.65
452.32
613.44
821.51
161.32
166.50
+22.80
+30.14
+21.89
+4.45
+7.93
+24.57
+31.31
+22.47
+1.50
+10.01
1 Food
(c) Conveyance
B.
2010-11
313
S.N.
Tanintharyi Division
Particulars
2006-07 * 2007-08 * 2008-09 * 2009-10
A.
2010-11
2006-07 * 2007-08 * 2008-09 *
2009-10
2010-11*
580.57
778.00
932.36
156.43
165.59
609.44
805.27
979.17
152.72
164.69
552.58
740.66
914.45
158.42
169.36
618.83
823.37
1017.03
158.46
172.87
(1) Rice
554.92
679.58
991.71
149.59
170.49
729.70
859.25
1143.80
143.62
160.66
(2) Oil
449.64
712.48
764.38
118.24
137.14
475.88
758.36
815.02
126.40
148.37
564.30
813.29
1012.04
153.27
158.99
639.76
913.04
1118.56
162.35
181.54
(4) Others
561.89
730.31
828.75
171.60
180.30
590.62
753.40
933.89
170.19
178.18
2 Non-Food
642.51
860.61
971.98
152.62
158.38
588.20
721.56
891.71
139.02
145.19
482.06
652.56
770.51
152.12
157.87
478.99
727.67
785.56
165.39
169.92
576.12
699.33
843.33
217.11
228.18
542.25
719.24
878.52
188.51
203.14
(3) Fuel and light
595.52
715.09
846.94
116.46
126.74
591.33
721.56
819.08
131.44
139.45
754.46
1071.87
1160.77
167.89
169.63
647.82
843.66
969.04
130.31
134.74
(a) Education
447.29
747.39
814.26
246.11
264.66
465.67
732.97
797.42
191.71
201.44
(b) Medicine
418.76
716.51
605.07
163.57
164.56
529.99
768.45
675.76
147.99
136.21
1561.03
1989.47
2163.57
132.17
121.66
895.61
1024.08
1052.26
96.13
100.39
552.27
692.39
903.39
166.93
176.35
759.92
913.60
1198.54
167.57
181.19
(e) Others
386.11
610.53
906.05
172.48
178.87
495.91
709.25
891.72
182.50
183.37
+24.42
+34.01
+19.84
+7.56
+5.86
+27.01
+32.13
+21.60
+2.16
+7.84
1 Food
(c) Conveyance
B.
Bago Division(East)
314
S.N.
Bago Division(West)
Particulars
2006-07 * 2007-08 * 2008-09 * 2009-10
A.
2010-11 2006-07 * 2007-08 * 2008-09 * 2009-10
2010-11
609.44
805.27
979.17
152.78
165.20
595.77
803.14
996.36
156.41
170.47
618.83
823.37
1017.03
150.77
166.35
575.87
773.77
965.71
152.62
168.15
(1) Rice
729.70
859.25
1143.80
134.15
155.69
437.08
510.31
691.03
140.40
168.72
(2) Oil
475.88
758.36
815.02
150.26
162.38
484.80
787.86
866.48
129.35
141.63
639.76
913.04
1118.56
168.37
184.61
729.37
1058.55
1348.62
172.03
184.79
(4) Others
590.62
753.40
933.89
151.29
163.56
644.56
818.52
1011.93
153.90
163.58
2 Non-Food
588.20
721.56
891.71
156.85
162.55
658.53
895.75
1093.09
165.87
176.25
478.99
727.67
785.56
165.32
167.34
454.47
603.60
736.08
155.93
159.01
542.25
719.24
878.52
215.13
222.70
564.18
801.96
1026.09
201.86
222.44
(3) Fuel and light
591.33
721.56
819.08
126.35
131.94
700.45
849.38
1024.45
138.14
150.20
647.82
843.66
969.04
168.58
174.33
717.38
1020.29
1241.73
184.07
195.46
(a) Education
465.67
732.97
797.42
280.19
291.66
459.75
784.09
872.46
331.01
348.55
(b) Medicine
529.99
768.45
675.76
154.01
156.34
470.19
630.70
567.72
153.57
163.55
(c) Conveyance
895.61
1024.08
1052.26
92.35
101.74
1573.15
2293.55
2794.44
91.46
105.88
759.92
913.60
1198.54
182.20
182.66
665.85
817.32
1126.60
159.87
162.07
(e) Others
495.91
709.25
891.72
165.91
171.02
521.81
730.66
975.79
175.51
180.62
+27.01
+32.13
+25.84
+34.81
+24.06
+2.93
+8.99
1 Food
B.
Magway Division
+21.60
+4.57
+8.13
315
S.N.
Mandalay Division
Particulars
Mon State
2006-07 * 2007-08 * 2008-09 * 2009-10
A.
2006-07 * 2007-08 * 2008-09 * 2009-10
2010-11
595.10
784.01
955.08
151.94
164.33
583.05
782.72
964.86
152.90
165.69
614.59
814.80
1016.80
155.77
167.01
585.46
783.77
979.87
154.84
169.60
(1) Rice
667.47
799.25
1107.65
144.82
164.65
591.28
693.69
880.97
143.25
166.38
(2) Oil
458.04
743.80
798.23
123.47
146.98
412.17
683.21
755.15
131.48
149.25
722.00
1017.85
1274.78
174.88
184.38
608.86
846.31
1061.77
152.95
171.83
(4) Others
573.02
713.51
878.64
156.76
161.40
614.01
835.56
1059.92
168.70
173.94
2 Non-Food
631.81
710.52
807.92
142.95
157.98
577.39
780.26
929.74
147.63
154.71
543.21
725.22
895.16
160.99
165.54
568.63
801.68
1037.38
171.34
178.51
466.25
616.87
764.14
221.07
289.67
546.03
725.21
989.42
232.37
253.99
(3) Fuel and light
620.20
777.97
837.70
121.75
133.16
772.65
913.02
1023.34
119.67
128.26
549.27
708.63
771.98
136.75
147.52
501.30
722.01
839.91
152.82
157.85
(a) Education
469.79
700.48
757.89
224.23
235.11
469.79
736.25
806.25
219.81
232.55
(b) Medicine
565.25
802.37
727.10
179.10
177.24
565.25
665.68
609.63
165.96
176.26
(c) Conveyance
843.70
906.13
914.69
86.73
97.97
843.70
755.54
903.21
119.21
117.67
471.43
569.86
679.79
175.71
192.20
471.43
755.57
977.81
171.97
184.30
(e) Others
537.52
758.20
954.47
152.03
159.77
537.52
595.11
726.03
179.39
188.16
+26.80
+31.74
+21.82
+5.94
+8.15
+27.84
+34.25
+23.27
+1.29
+8.36
1 Food
B.
2010-11
316
Rakhine State
S.N.
Particulars
2006-07
A.
*
*
2007-08 2008-09 2009-10
*
*
*
2010-11 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10
2010-11
609.93
802.79
977.57
155.42
168.94
597.32
786.60
968.62
146.72
154.25
607.62
794.27
988.53
152.02
167.04
585.82
773.95
972.23
147.38
155.62
(1) Rice
610.88
723.06
987.33
136.18
159.17
561.77
697.58
977.64
129.71
143.32
(2) Oil
475.23
946.81
858.95
133.52
148.89
487.18
775.35
842.34
130.75
146.12
580.88
794.23
978.90
165.93
177.12
644.71
931.62
1211.37
176.67
177.33
(4) Others
648.43
858.66 1021.52
154.43
167.36
595.07
735.09
867.87
144.44
152.34
2 Non-Food
615.78
824.40
949.74
164.24
173.85
621.14
812.80
961.18
145.19
151.13
529.21
723.97
875.91
157.42
161.39
573.60
744.38
882.02
158.50
163.41
728.73
949.72 1144.84
174.47
214.11
548.74
730.57
847.04
286.05
319.55
(3) Fuel and light
635.87
725.64
834.63
148.60
160.21
616.40
799.99
925.14
137.83
141.51
592.92
852.08
950.35
176.80
184.57
644.64
846.52
1010.71
136.31
142.06
(a) Education
381.27
788.41
882.71
264.98
277.24
440.73
750.29
823.54
230.20
247.12
(b) Medicine
399.81
561.03
520.78
153.73
144.73
724.32
1005.22
938.49
158.73
161.05
(c) Conveyance
956.34
1315.21 1383.06
124.84
137.05
647.21
848.98
959.82
106.76
111.66
611.55
726.05
882.96
155.26
161.23
771.73
880.93
1233.92
142.00
146.15
(e) Others
446.96
597.18
827.83
155.13
156.68
583.31
739.40
951.34
168.30
171.41
+21.34
+31.62
+21.77
+6.49
+8.70 +25.43
+31.69
+23.14
+3.18
+5.13
1 Food
B.
Shan State(North)
317
S.N.
Shan State(East)
Particulars
Shan State(South)
2006-07 * 2007-08 * 2008-09 * 2009-10
A.
2006-07 * 2007-08 * 2008-09 * 2009-10 2010-11*
597.32
786.60
968.62
149.37
156.63
597.32
786.60
968.62
147.74
158.50
585.82
773.95
972.23
142.86
150.93
585.82
773.95
972.23
144.12
156.56
(1) Rice
561.77
697.58
977.64
141.25
142.72
561.77
697.58
977.64
142.39
164.79
(2) Oil
487.18
775.35
842.34
135.91
142.26
487.18
775.35
842.34
125.06
146.89
644.71
931.62
1211.37
149.70
158.90
644.71
931.62
1211.37
152.12
158.57
(4) Others
595.07
735.09
867.87
139.61
151.10
595.07
735.09
867.87
143.63
152.69
2 Non-Food
621.14
812.80
961.18
160.02
165.97
621.14
812.80
961.18
155.51
162.68
573.60
744.38
882.02
149.86
153.71
573.60
744.38
882.02
160.39
164.04
548.74
730.57
847.04
271.07
286.74
548.74
730.57
847.04
230.22
258.13
(3) Fuel and light
616.40
799.99
925.14
170.43
173.16
616.40
799.99
925.14
147.11
156.53
644.64
846.52
1010.71
133.38
139.66
644.64
846.52
1010.71
151.40
156.82
(a) Education
440.73
750.29
823.54
291.09
298.03
440.73
750.29
823.54
174.89
180.80
(b) Medicine
724.32
1005.22
938.49
159.87
168.57
724.32
1005.22
938.49
144.00
138.71
(c) Conveyance
647.21
848.98
959.82
89.03
94.18
647.21
848.98
959.82
144.72
152.46
771.73
880.93
1233.92
138.00
138.51
771.73
880.93
1233.92
149.57
156.44
(e) Others
583.31
739.40
951.34
131.83
146.61
583.31
739.40
951.34
158.32
156.39
+25.43
+31.69
+23.14
+2.66
+4.86
+25.43
+31.69
+23.14
+1.61
+7.28
1 Food
B.
2010-11
318
11.04 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX ( CONCLD. )
S.N.
Yangon Division
Particulars
Ayeyarwady Division
2006-07 * 2007-08 * 2008-09 * 2009-10
A.
2010-11
587.06
782.13
969.62
161.64
175.76
610.51
804.63
992.40
152.57
164.14
603.97
800.82
1011.52
154.15
166.02
623.64
825.23
1028.19
151.51
164.04
(1) Rice
653.92
791.20
1048.28
133.72
154.82
653.23
772.77
982.89
137.08
161.35
(2) Oil
399.34
644.65
681.95
125.66
154.07
438.11
699.42
755.79
128.81
146.33
696.86
944.02
1188.41
154.09
168.55
743.54
1027.19
1272.74
153.66
168.51
(4) Others
568.34
749.56
959.02
169.42
172.02
558.91
725.26
931.28
163.51
166.17
2 Non-Food
556.50
749.30
893.86
175.74
194.09
581.66
759.39
913.82
155.35
164.40
466.70
638.80
767.87
152.36
156.68
521.51
708.72
876.64
164.70
170.09
539.75
687.51
897.79
311.02
403.34
686.93
912.32
1213.75
283.57
310.67
(3) Fuel and light
768.33
960.85
1146.18
130.47
131.88
596.64
715.11
825.33
136.32
143.35
528.85
735.89
861.23
182.37
200.85
577.18
766.77
901.32
153.53
163.63
(a) Education
439.06
759.21
833.44
288.80
325.78
413.25
721.32
788.38
189.06
220.88
(b) Medicine
505.90
731.67
621.91
140.06
180.75
492.21
673.65
630.16
146.56
155.17
(c) Conveyance
402.28
566.64
669.77
162.74
172.89
592.89
692.92
835.44
117.83
131.27
819.85
993.76
1289.28
165.05
182.29
820.95
961.74
1248.40
150.96
161.50
(e) Others
555.57
782.63
943.08
203.88
211.34
489.92
683.63
863.97
187.15
183.98
+25.88
+33.23
+23.97
+5.16
+8.73
+24.04
+31.89
+23.34
+3.25
+7.58
1 Food
B.
2010-11 2006-07 * 2007-08 * 2008-09 * 2009-10
Source:Central Statistical Organization.
319
11.05 SPOT PRICES OF GOLD AT YANGON
(Kyat per tical)
Highest
Lowest
Average for the peroid
S.N.
Year
24 carat
22 carat
24 carat
22 carat
24 carat
22 carat
1990-1991
15073
13321
14417
12765
14778
13047
1995-1996
26179
23725
25454
23068
25809
23390
2000-2001
62033
56218
58692
53190
60104
54469
2004-2005
207175
187753
198825
180184
202543
184174
2005-2006
301708
273348
274588
250389
286660
259776
2006-2007
456167
413402
425108
388588
442971
401314
2007-2008
527875
478388
504058
456989
516294
467850
2008-2009
556792
504590
530167
480464
545848
494683
2009-2010
585708
530798
564958
511994
574487
520629
10
2010-2011
659142
597348
633417
575889
647047
586387
320
11.06 STATISTICS ON CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES
Kyat Million
S.N.
I.
Type of Society
Year
Number
Number
Paid-Up
Bank
Reserve
Other
Liabili-
Net
Working
of
of
Share
Loan
Fund
Fund
ties
Profit
Capital
Societies
Members
Capital
PRIMARY CO-OPERATIVES
1. Consumer's Co-operatives
2. Agricultural Producer's
Co-operatives
3. Co-operative Farms
4. Village Co-operatives
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
321
11.06 STATISTICS ON CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES (CONTD.)
Kyat Million
Number
S.N.
Type of Society
5. Industrial Co-operatives
6. Savings and Credit

Co-operatives
7. Fishery Co-operatives
8. People's Police Force

Co-operatives
Year
Number
Paid-Up
Bank
Reserve
Other
Liabili-
Net
Working
Loan
Fund
Fund
ties
Profit
Capital
of
of
Share
Societies
Members
Capital
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2004-2005
7813
4.44
11.54
0.64
170.73
2005-2006
7813
6.22
21.02
0.67
204.41
2006-2007
7062
6.46
21.47
227.81
2007-2008
7062
6.46
21.47
227.81
2008-2009
6900
0.67
25.56
1.59
254.25
2009-2010
6788
0.65
25
3.5
234.25
2010-2011
6788
0.06
7.73
0.07
186.1
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
322
Kyat Million
Number
S.N.
Type of Society
9. Ferry Co-operatives
Year
Number
Paid-Up
Bank
Reserve
Other
Liabili-
Net
Working
Loan
Fund
Fund
ties
Profit
Capital
of
of
Share
Societies
Members
Capital
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
10. Services and Other
2004-2005
Co-operatives
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2004-2005
7813
4.44
11.54
0.64
170.73
2005-2006
7813
6.22
21.02
0.67
204.41
2006-2007
7062
6.46
21.47
227.81
2007-2008
7062
6.46
21.47
227.81
2008-2009
6900
0.67
25.56
1.59
254.25
2009-2010
6788
0.65
25.00
3.50
234.25
2010-2011
6788
0.06
7.73
0.07
186.1
Total
323
Kyat Million
Number
S.N.
Type of Society
Year
Number
Paid-Up
Bank
Reserve
Other
Liabili-
Net
Working
Loan
Fund
Fund
ties
Profit
Capital
of
of
Share
Societies
Members
Capital
II . NEW PRIMARY CO-OPERATIVES

1. Bazzar Co-operatives Limited
2004-2005
186
17992
225.80
4.97
0.89
1509.12
17.87
2134.59
2005-2006
188
143407
262.10
6.32
1.05
1843.99
20.20
3249.90
2006-2007
183
19624
394.67
8.29
0.97
2749.02
22.66
4417.04
2007-2008
179
20673
349.21
8.73
1.02
2895.97
23.87
4453.15
2008-2009
185
22682
800.29
24.38
13.82
2877.74
29.60
5102.75
2009-2010
193
27562
563.75
23.03
17.49
3256.94
38.04
5386.27
2010-2011
206
31315
592.47
30.08
19.1
4564.58
56.24
3123.75
2. Agricultural Producers
2004-2005
4437
96081
312.99
22.35
38.13
8.23
436.22
25.66
921.31
Co-operatives Limited
2005-2006
4349
92381
354.29
73.60
43.32
8.29
538.91
69.46
1139.40
2006-2007
4078
112558
420.20
35.41
48.52
8.28
604.36
42.58
1261.50
2007-2008
3114
85950
320.87
27.04
37.05
6.32
461.49
32.51
963.29
2008-2009
2855
111705
500.06
44.21
96.95
40.68
1148.13
48.69
1853.07
2009-2010
2245
121129
751.36
590.52
68.66
62.08
1293.63
42.14
2543.51
2010-2011
1846
110651
731.24 1060.27
83.39
134.47
1839.58
52.25
3732.9
2004-2005
70
6844
168.05
0.92
8.67
0.27
171.44
5.78
371.56
2005-2006
69
5476
161.25
10.92
9.21
0.15
213.37
8.57
413.40
2006-2007
66
5860
162.02
1.07
9.77
0.11
249.97
6.61
449.09
2007-2008
65
5770
159.56
0.96
9.62
0.10
211.57
6.51
442.29
2008-2009
64
5411
162.05
14.05
7.09
141.18
5.29
549.35
2009-2010
55
6086
117.92
7.46
6.46
176.84
16.90
322.68
2010-2011
46
4725
102.81
10.05
13.72
263.32
7.97
397.52
2004-2005
888
22686
1662.50
68.11
44.41
4.06
3052.49
29.43
4747.80
2005-2006
716
143103
1855.98
65.96
83.26
9.46
3732.20
140.57
5883.59
2006-2007
804
23761
2037.38
291.18
65.80
8.89
4241.63
189.43
6564.39
2007-2008
627
16528
1588.85
227.08
51.08
6.93
3307.84
147.73
5119.24
2008-2009
630
100244
2560.64
45.52
132.81
57.39
4037.52
112.28
7357.18
2009-2010
586
27279
2807.27
89.83
102.57
56.95
3954.09
192.41
7173.03
2010-2011
533
73606
2344.33
92.2
334.27
88.44
7132.72 4214.29
12649.09
3. Co-operatives Stores
Limited
4. Industrial Producers
Co-operative Limited
324
Kyat Million
S.N.
Type of Society
5. Agricultural Products
Year
Number
Number
Paid-Up
Bank
Reserve
Other
Liabili-
Net
Working
of
of
Share
Loan
Fund
Fund
ties
Profit
Capital
Societies
Members
Capital
2004-2005
75
2666
324.93
119.98
4.42
0.23
434.53
4.95
12.29
Wholesale Co-operative
2005-2006
72
2056
313.87
135.38
5.01
0.23
845.22
17.72
1173.69
Limited
2006-2007
59
2247
357.66
145.17
4.40
0.23
851.41
56.94
1278.82
2007-2008
63
2399
381.91
155.01
4.69
0.24
909.13
60.80
1365.52
2008-2009
50
1845
355.11
9.00
31.76
6.42
814.84
12.99
1582.27
2009-2010
36
1555
267.75
111.52
13.72
13.55
1658.65
5.14
1910.99
2010-2011
36
1409
416.23
260.74
14.18
8.89
1614.9
2.63
691.23
6. Government Employees
2004-2005
430
629340
598.43
343.55
35.76
7.49
1428.06
48.91
2434.64
2005-2006
406
609517
678.92
456.67
117
5.48
1474.87
63.86
2732.75
2006-2007
427
618291
729.41
446.59
48.57
5.72
1694.39
88.01
2946.24
2007-2008
411
590178
719.00
443.89
46.36
5.46
1617.33
84.01
2858.68
2008-2009
414
618515
872.22
265.12
138.98
88.56
1905.16
107.98
3245.31
2009-2010
406
576381
844.02
193.99
129.00
2010.65
98.17
3648.72
2010-2011
397
575466 1033.07
284.02
118.78
2514.74
103.34
2346.6
7. Crop Purchasing Milling &
2004-2005
21
198
10.20
9.16
0.30
19.92
0.04
54.17
Marketing Co-operatives
2005-2006
17
378
17.68
0.40
42.97
10.24
55.11
Limited
2006-2007
14
320
17.67
0.39
44.27
0.23
51.74
2007-2008
14
315
17.39
0.38
43.58
0.22
50.93
2008-2009
286
293.95
0.66
0.26
33.39
0.02
29.46
2009-2010
274
8.16
1.15
14.29
0.05
10.89
2010-2011
164
7.33
3.13
8.65
0.04
12.77
2004-2005
2834
405677
267.9
51.28
37.15
401.91
33.35
904.00
2005-2006
1559
226909
138.48
45.67
14.52
197.68
18.42
478.18
2006-2007
1526
231447
255.04
11.00
43.46
376.07
22.89
796.93
2007-2008
1496
231387
254.53
10.78
42.61
368.68
22.44
781.26
2008-2009
76
6135
2.48
3.38
0.46
5.77
0.45
16.53
2009-2010
53
3196
2.03
0.90
0.03
3.67
0.30
10.11
2010-2011
18
1882
2.6
0.62
5.11
0.35
11.07
8. Trading Co-operatives
Limited
325
Kyat Million
S.N.
Type of Society
9. Agricultural and General
Year
Number
Number
Paid-Up
Bank
Reserve
Other
Liabili-
Net
Working
of
of
Share
Loan
Fund
Fund
ties
Profit
Capital
Societies
Members
Capital
2004-2005
3222
228280
141.25
9.06
120.73
0.99
366.49
24.84
768.63
merchandise Co-operative
2005-2006
4378
163009
426.89
23.05
132.43
28.71
851.41
44.84
1724.97
Limited
2006-2007
4141
345873
390.63
2.63
174.38
2.71
775.56
47.22
1591.74
2007-2008
3710
338562
402. 2
0.24
212.68
2.65
759.17
46.22
1558.09
2008-2009
4646
537571
720.26
260.51
187.50
5117.60
175.31
3030.98
2009-2010
4304
541693 1706.57
219.62
246.27
1924.62
66.6
3493.87
2010-2011
4050
524873
962.55
134.23
301.77
2372.24
62.46
3240.82
2004-2005
2148
491024
463.38
1.14
121.14
17.73
1085.79
65.79
2182.81
2005-2006
2105
488359
480.95
1.50
135.61
21.84
1961.54
69.64
3149.92
2006-2007
2067
472283
547.01
139.97
21.96
1201.03
122.51
3495.38
2007-2008
1934
466061
551.24
142.85
22.05
1205.95
123.01
3509.70
2008-2009
1883
441692
648.84
341.40
90.87
2340.90
201.17
4197.30
2009-2010
1743
359547
772.08
321.18
103.24
2753.29
133.93
4765.11
2010-2011
1720
400328 1126.08
10
279.98
121.68
2460.79
123.41
6598.54
2004-2005
179
10484
258.23
0.20
27.32
0.01
519.51
12.82
844.05
2005-2006
187
11385
326.05
27.50
29.76
0.02
675.39
16.10
1097.63
2006-2007
160
5085
271.10
27.50
34.62
4.01
541.88
16.32
1114.78
2007-2008
123
3909
208.41
21.50
26.61
3.08
416.57
12.55
1125.63
2008-2009
269
15302
326.55
76.47
10.37
496.08
26.34
1061.19
2009-2010
153
5612
349.11
28.10
29.22
2.17
838.05
21.87
1485.69
2010-2011
142
5774
311.86
63.94
59.67
7.78
960.27
23.8
1332.88
2004-2005
1685
335910
571.03
64.99
3.38
1666.49
47.92
7117.54
2005-2006
1668
303560
582.16
69.30
3.28
1839.05
47.16
7968.25
2006-2007
1610
316215
680.96
56.01
3.45
2157.90
58.44
11662.21
2007-2008
1522
322124
693.68
52.95
3.26
2165.32
59.12
11680.10
2008-2009
1398
303124 1561.02
126.80
111.46
6294.82
183.72
13922.44
2009-2010
1314
287320
963.82
217.23
68.90
7186.45
215.16
17369.73
2010-2011
1255
293710 1176.51
259.15
131.35
9495
267.13
16139.68
10. Marketing Co-operatives

Limited
11. Service Co-operative

Limited
12. Saving and Credit

326
Kyat Million
Number
S.N.
Type of Society
13. Transport Co-operatives
Year
Number
Paid-Up
Bank
Reserve
Other
Liabili-
Net
Working
Loan
Fund
Fund
ties
Profit
Capital
of
of
Share
Societies
Members
Capital
2004-2005
49
1260
80.34
9.61
97.82
8.28
237.50
2005-2006
43
1012
86.76
4.03
108.14
3.38
259.53
2006-2007
40
966
90.12
5.50
114.50
3.46
282.23
2007-2008
68
1259
97.37
9.35
125.79
5.88
304.93
2008-2009
37
1084
80.46
22.41
16.66
111.91
6.30
272.17
2009-2010
34
1056
113.46
12.18
27.98
102.59
16.59
294.00
2010-2011
28
882
95.58
10.71
28.35
115.76
7.49
29.22
14. General Merchandise
2004-2005
382
25639
498.38
62.38
268.60
10.57
5307.51
103.80
6598.06
2005-2006
345
9073
538.27
141.16
222.41
8.91
1682.56
32.37
2796.53
2006-2007
344
8752
971.04
32.39
187.29
8.78
2460.54
106.57
4113.35
2007-2008
331
8421
980.86
31.16
180.21
8.45
2396.42
102.54
4201.03
2008-2009
288
8975
730.35
241.04
73.10
2856.37
66.96
4310.47
2009-2010
267
10557
630.01
76.52
82.19
2626.66
43.40
3489.69
2010-2011
236
8947
970.92
75.00
86.21
81.39
3781.07
94.55
2851.08
2004-2005
588
18474
1698.30
98.56
20.27
19.59
1649.94
43.86
1853.77
2005-2006
521
56512
2055.87
102.61
51.54
13.90
4961.94
159.17
7154.04
2006-2007
460
16822
2231.04
112.49
33.49
2.24
1444.14
110.60
3872.38
2007-2008
492
17992
2386.24
120.31
35.82
2.39
1544.60
118.29
4141.76
2008-2009
275
14454
1388.19
182.73
91.75
8.48
2520.75
56.15
3953.22
2009-2010
315
41357
1049.76
22.81
11.18
517.67
29.95
1646.86
2010-2011
258
36849
1203.02
143.41
109.4
36.97
1061.39
41.81
2867.44
2004-2005
17194
2292555
7281.71
735.41
820.60 110.59
18147.24
473.30 31212.72
2005-2006
16623
2256137
8279.52 1038.35
955.27 106.38
20969.24
721.70 39276.89
2006-2007
15979
2180104
9511.01 1094.67
826.00 110.81
19515.67
894.47 43897.82
2007-2008
14149
2111528
9111.32 1027.19
829.16 104.56
18729.41
845.70 42555.60
2008-2009
13078
2189015 11002.47
546.58 1602.72 713.12
30702.16 1033.25 50483.69
2009-2010
11712
2010521 10946.47
819.97 1310.24 827.49
28318.09
2010-2011
10778
2070581
Limited
15. Miscellaneous
Total
11076.6 1705.56 1699.09 1092.69
920.65 53551.15
38190.12 5057.76 56024.59
327
Kyat Million
S.N.
Type of Society
Year
Number
Number
Paid-Up
Bank
Reserve
Other
Liabili-
Net
Working
of
of
Share
Loan
Fund
Fund
ties
Profit
Capital
Societies
Members
Capital
III. TOWNSHIP AND GROUP

CO-OPERATIVES
1. Township Co-operatives
2. Township Co-operatives
Syndicates
3. Primary Co-operatives
Syndicates
4. Co-operatives Syndicates
Limited
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2004-2005
18
3.89
242.02
0.23
11.28
2365.91
2010.46
2005-2006
18
3.89
242.02
0.23
11.28
2366.05
2010.46
2006-2007
18
3.89
241.33
0.23
11.28
2029.74
1990.24
2007-2008
18
3.89
241.33
0.23
11.28
1654.52
2006.97
2008-2009
18
3.89
238.53
11.58
1648.63
1845.19
2009-2010
18
6.56
184.89
2126.40
1624.10
2010-2011
18
6.56
184.89
2126.40
1624.10
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2004-2005
606
14206
551.39
204.80
118.01
56.01
1740.78
55.87
2716.87
2005-2006
521
14385
557.57
158.78
117.00
68.77
2054.17
56.26
3106.77
2006-2007
618
18926
606.25
176.10
120.90
55.13
1287.11
55.92
3655.29
2007-2008
589
12625
566.03
167.84
112.88
51.47
1201.72
54.13
3612.79
2008-2009
524
14497
671.43
194.72
249.13
157.84
4299.83
54.97
5973.26
2009-2010
487
17464
768.09
117.88
600.50
165.03
4122.30
77.27
5950.71
2010-2011
437
14494
814.32
336.25
590.95
269.66
5664.22
123.85
5928.04
328
11.06 STATISTICS ON CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES (CONCLD.)
Kyat Million
S.N.
Type of Society
Year
Number
Number
Paid-Up
Bank
Reserve
Other
Liabili-
Net
Working
of
of
Share
Loan
Fund
Fund
ties
Profit
Capital
Societies Members
5. Unions of Co-operatives
Syndicates Limited
6. Central Co-operatives
Total
GRAND TOTAL
Capital
2004-2005
20
586
188.32
129.95
380.32
34.54
1131.87
62.33
1933.89
2005-2006
20
208
188.88
634.07
456.48
29.11
2406.44
36.87
3346.02
2006-2007
20
563
207.49
766.52
199.01
35.63
3233.58
59.83
4205.16
2007-2008
20
593
218.55
807.36
209.71
37.53
3303.88
63.02
4429.26
2008-2009
20
505
554.28
812.89
207.68
119.19
1599.93
14.90
3274.88
2009-2010
20
548
372.92
653.06
286.48
139.24
1771.40
24.46
3441.23
2010-2011
20
635
291.03
661.73
247.5
650.55
3415.06
37.77
2791.13
2004-2005
174
30.04
0.08
92.61
59.53
0.24
307.36
2005-2006
197
39.09
39.50
0.12
595.68
229.05
0.40
876.95
2006-2007
119
114.74 1092.59
0.16
595.85
1105.38
0.43
1809.65
2007-2008
313
116.89 1123.51
81.49
540.58
1303.90
27.19
2134.66
2008-2009
358
323.05
25.03
81.49
563.73
668.62
15.10
1232.35
2009-2010
356
494.82
3.96
81.49
672.25
765.46
21.74
1544.90
2010-2011
442
580.95 1295.97
81.49
748.97
287.66
9.95
3004.99
2004-2005
628
14984
773.65
576.77
498.64
194.44
5298.09
118.44
6968.58
2005-2006
543
15208
789.43 1074.37
574.28
704.94
7055.71
93.53
9340.20
2006-2007
640
19686
932.38 2276.54
320.30
687.89
7655.81
116.18
11660.34
2007-2008
611
13549
905.36 2337.24
404.31
640.26
7464.02
144.34
12183.68
2008-2009
546
15378
1552.65 1270.47
538.30
852.34
8217.01
84.97
12325.68
2009-2010
509
18386
1642.39
968.47 1161.41
8785.56
123.47
12560.94
2010-2011
459
15589
1692.86 2293.95
919.94 1854.07 11493.34
171.57
13348.26
2004-2005
17823
2315352
8055.36 1312.18
1323.68
305.03 23456.87
592.38
38352.03
2005-2006
17167
2279158
9068.95 2112.72
1535.77
811.22 20990.26
815.90
48821.50
2006-2007
16620
2206852 10443.39 3371.21
1154.76
798.70 27192.95 1011.50
55785.97
2007-2008
14761
2132139 10016.68 3364.43
1229.93
745.42 25914.90
990.04
54967.09
2008-2009
13624
2204393 12555.12 1817.05
2141.02 1565.46 38919.17 1118.22
62809.37
2009-2010
12222
2035695 12588.86 1594.87
2278.71 1989.55 37128.65 1047.62
66346.34
2010-2011
11238
2092958 12769.46 3999.51
2619.03 2946.82 49691.19
69558.95
774.90
5229.4
Source: Co-operative Department.
330
Chart No. 12
FOREIGN INVESTMENT OF PERMITTED ENTERPRISES
No. of Enterprises
Foreign Investment in US$ Million
No. of Enterprises
US $ Million
480
40000
440
36000
400
32000
360
28000
320
24000
280
240
20000
200
16000
160
12000
120
8000
80
4000
40
2010-2011
2009-2010
2008-2009
2007-2008
2006-2007
2005-2006
2004-2005
2000-2001
1995-1996
0
1990-1991
331
Myanmar is moving towards a market-oriented economy from a centrally planned

economy since late 1988. The Government introduced a number of economic reforms to
promote private business activities and promulgated the Union of Myanmar Foreign Investment
Law in November 1988, to attract foreign investment.
Business Enterprises
Table 12.01 shows the number of registered exporters, importers, limited companies,
partnerships, and joint venture companies limited. Limited companies are incorporated under
the Myanmar Companies Act(1914) and joint venture companies limited are formed under the
Foreign Investment Law. If the investment involves a state enterprise, incorporation must be
made under the Special Company Act(1950).
Foreign Investment
Foreign investors can set up their business either in the form of a wholly foreign-owned
or a joint venture with any partner (an individual, a private company, a cooperation society or a
state-owned enterprise). In all joint ventures, the minimum share of the foreign party is 35
percent of the total equity capital.
Table 12.02, 12.03 and 12.04 provide statistics on foreign investment of permitted
enterprises by sector, by country and by organization respectively.
332
12.01 NUMBER OF REGISTERED EXPORTERS, IMPORTERS, LIMITED COMPANIES,
PARTNERSHIPS AND JOINT-VENTURE COMPANIES LIMITED
S.N.
Enterprises
1990-91 1995-96 2000-01 2004-05 2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
1054
1221
1050
13
18
1 Exporters
1826
1239
1350
1089
1591
1162 (r)
1221
3 Business Representatives
314
341
74
27
19
4 Myanmar Companies Limited
265
2808
9596
14376
14234
14876
16656
18135
20061
22640
5 Partnership Firms
565
1108
1264
1270
1270
1270
1072
1072
1072
1072
82
657
1410
1477
1489
1494
1258
1264
1267
1283
16
40
64
66
66
66
67
69
67
71
12
28
50
52
52
52
52
53
52
54
12
14
14
14
14
15
16
15
17
14
47
77
81
81
82
82
82
87
92
9 Other Organizations
32
39
41
41
41
41
42
42
42
10 Tourist Enterprises
455
601
700
678
697
767
723
602
687
11 Tourist Transport Business
1283
423
378
442
465
310
213
204
209
12 Hotel Business
185
336
427
438
462
476
479
526
555
13 Lodging-House Business
177
178
168
168
156
148
143
141
150
14 Tour Guide Business
1407
5022
6327
4157
4278
4658
4766
4074
4189
3104
9819
20498
26493
24740
25030 (r) 26836
28113
2 Importers
6 Foreign Companies and Branches
23 (r)
7 Joint Venture Companies Limited

(excluding those under Foreign
Investment Law)
(a) State Owned Economic Enterprises
and Private Entrepreneurs
(b) State Owned Economic Enterprises
and Foreign Companies
8 Joint Venture Companies Limited
formed under Foreign Investment Law
TOTAL
29390 (r)
32286
Sources: 1. Directorate of Hotels and Tourism.

2. Directorate of Investment and Company Administration.
3. Directorate of Trade.
333
12.02 TOTAL INVESTMENT OF PERMITTED ENTERPRISES BY SECTOR,
UNDER THE FOREIGN INVESTMENT LAW
(Value in Million)
1990-91
S.N.
Sector
No.of
Total
Local
Enter-
Invest-
(Kyat)
prises
ment
1995-96
Foreign
(Kyat)
(US$)
No. of
Total
Local
Enter -
Invest-
(Kyat)
prises
ment
Foreign
(Kyat)
(US$)
1 Agriculture
2 Livestock & Fishery
636.387
95.355
541.032
77.308
160.000
81.600
78.400
13.067
3 Mining
393.609
20.858
372.751
55.102
15
1100.653
168.000
932.653
155.779
4 Oil and Gas
127.635
127.635
19.050
88.800
88.800
14.800
5 Manufacturing
588.777
308.382
280.395
42.713
207.420
79.668
127.752
21.292
6 Power
7 Transport & Communication
652.712
652.712
118.922
8 Hotel & Tourism
602.475
52.723
549.752
86.400
475.159
0.360
474.799
79.190
9 Real Estate Development
1496.700
1496.700
251.450
10 Industrial Estate
120.000
48.000
72.000
12.000
11 Construction
12 Others
20.000
10.000
10.000
1.666
TOTAL
22
2348.883
477.318
1871.565
280.573
39
4321.444
387.628
3933.816
668.166
334
UNDER THE FOREIGN INVESTMENT LAW (CONTD.)
(Value in Million)
2000-01
S.N.
Sector
No.of
Total
Local
Enter-
Invest-
(Kyat)
prises
ment
2004-05
Foreign
(Kyat)
(US$)
No.of
Total
Local
Foreign
Enter-
Invest-
(Kyat)
prises
ment
(Kyat)
(US$)
1 Agriculture
120.000
120.000
20.000
3 Mining
6.672
6.672
1.112
36.000
36.000
6.000
4 Oil and Gas
285.300
285.300
47.550
855.300
855.300
142.550
17
466.426
2.080
464.346
77.391
21.120
21.120
3.520
6 Power
47.310
47.310
7.885
8 Hotel & Tourism
31.500
31.500
5.250
21.000
21.000
3.500
168.000
168.000
28.000
16.278
16.278
2.713
11 Construction
3557.000 3434.000
123.000
20.500
12 Others
60.000
10.000
TOTAL
28
4742.208 3436.080
1306.128
217.688
15
949.698
949.698
158.283
5 Manufacturing
60.000
335
(Value in Million)
2005-06
S.N.
Sector
No.of
Total
Local
Enter-
Invest-
(Kyat)
prises
ment
2006-07
Foreign
(Kyat)
(US$)
No.of
Total
Local
Enter-
Invest-
(Kyat)
prises
ment
Foreign
(Kyat)
(US$)
1 Agriculture
3 Mining
4.200
4.200
0.700
4 Oil and Gas
209.850
209.850
34.975
10
2630.880
2630.880
438.480
5 Manufacturing
6 Power
1 36180.000
- 36180.000
6030.000
1687.332
1687.332
281.222
8 Hotel & Tourism
11 Construction
12 Others
- 36394.050
6065.675
11
4318.212
4318.212
719.702
TOTAL
5 36394.050
336
UNDER THE FOREIGN INVESTMENT LAW ( CONTD. )
(Value in Million)
2007-08
S.N.
Sector
No.of
Total
Local
Enter-
Invest-
(Kyat)
prises
ment
2008-09
Foreign
(Kyat)
(US$)
No.of
Total
Local
Enter-
Invest-
(Kyat)
prises
ment
Foreign
(Kyat)
(US$)
1 Agriculture
72.000
72.000
12.000
3 Mining
30.000
30.000
5.000
5135.976
5135.976
855.996
4 Oil and Gas
1020.000
1020.000
170.000
684.000
684.000
114.000
5 Manufacturing
122.040
9.720
112.320
18.720
(-)1.392
(-)1.392
(-)0.232
6 Power
8 Hotel & Tourism
90.000
90.000
15.000
11 Construction
12 Others
1244.040
9.720
1234.320
205.720
5908.584
5908.584
984.764
TOTAL
337
UNDER THE FOREIGN INVESTMENT LAW ( CONTD. )
(Value in Million)
2009-10
S.N.
Sector
No.of
Total
Local
Enter-
Invest-
(Kyat)
prises
ment
2010-11
Foreign
(Kyat)
(US$)
No.of
Total
Local
Enter-
Invest-
(Kyat)
prises
ment
Foreign
(Kyat)
(US$)
1 Agriculture
832.500
832.500
138.750
3 Mining
15.000
15.000
2.500
8376.462
8376.462
1396.077
4 Oil and Gas
1671.600
1671.600
278.600
12
61075.782
61075.782
10179.297
5 Manufacturing
199.380
199.380
33.230
397.926
397.926
66.321
6 Power
49311.120
49311.120
8218.520
8 Hotel & Tourism
91.500
91.500
15.250
11 Construction
12 Others
1977.480
1977.480
329.580
- 119993.790
19998.965
TOTAL
24 119993.790
338
UNDER THE FOREIGN INVESTMENT LAW ( CONCLD. )
(Value in Million)
Cumulative Total as of March 31,2011
S.N.
Sector
Agriculture
No.of
Total
Local
Enter-
Invest-
(Kyat)
prises
ment
Foreign
(Kyat)
(US$)
1038.606
1038.606
173.101
Livestock & Fishery
25
1946.148
1946.148
324.358
Mining
64
16766.778
16766.778
2794.463
Oil and Gas
104
82892.250
82892.250
13815.375
Manufacturing
159
10370.682
10370.682
1728.447
Power
87178.452
87178.452
14529.742
Transport & Communication
16
1879.632
1879.632
313.272
Hotel & Tourism
45
6388.866
6388.866
1064.811
Real Estate Development
19
6338.718
6338.718
1056.453
10
Industrial Estate
1158.678
1158.678
193.113
11
Construction
226.602
226.602
37.767
12
Others
142.116
142.116
23.686
454
216327.528
216327.528
36054.588
TOTAL
Source: Directorate of Investment and Company Administration.
339
12.03 FOREIGN INVESTMENT OF PERMITTED ENTERPRISES BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
(US$ Million)
1990-91
S.N.
Particulars
1995-96
2000-01
No. of
Foreign
No. of
Foreign
No. of
Foreign
Enterprises
Investment
Enterprises
Investment
Enterprises
Investment
Australia
1.806
Austria
Bangladesh
2.957
Brunei Darussalam
Canada
3.031
21.950
China
0.150
28.980
Cyprus
Denmark
13.370
France
10
Germany
11
Hong Kong
11.400
13.229
12
India
13
Indonesia
1.200
14
Israel
15
Japan
60.000
19.383
16
The Republic of Korea
3.288
47.220
17
Macau
2.000
18
Malaysia
157.700
9.832
19
The Netherlands
20
Panama
21
Philippines
22
Russia Federation
23
Republic of Mauritius
24
Singapore
5.318
12
287.378
36.915
25
Sri Lanka
26
Switzerland
27
Thailand
96.870
10.212
25.750
28
UK 1/
7.500
160.336
30.612
29
U.S.A
93.240
14.800
30
Viet Nam
31
U .A.E
TOTAL
22
280.573
39
668.166
28
217.688
340
12.03 FOREIGN INVESTMENT OF PERMITTED ENTERPRISES BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN (CONTD.)
2004-05
S.N.
Particulars
( US$ Million)
2006-07
2005-06
No. of
Foreign
No. of
Foreign
No. of
Foreign
Enterprises
Investment
Enterprises
Investment
Enterprises
Investment
Australia
Austria
Bangladesh
Brunei Darussalam
Canada
0.700
China
11
126.550
418.222
Cyprus
Denmark
France
10
Germany
11
Hong Kong
12
India
30.575
47.500
13
Indonesia
14
Israel
15
Japan
2.713
16
37.000
17
Macau
18
Malaysia
19
The Netherlands
20
Panama
21
Philippines
22
Russia Federation
23
24
Singapore
81.000
25
Sri Lanka
26
Switzerland
27
Thailand
29.020
6034.400
28
UK 1/
135.980
29
U.S.A
30
Viet Nam
31
U .A.E
TOTAL
15
158.283
6065.675
11
719.702
341
12.03 FOREIGN INVESTMENT OF PERMITTED ENTERPRISES BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN (CONTD.)
(US$ Million)
2007-08
S.N.
Particulars
2008-09
2009-10
No. of
Foreign
No. of
Foreign
No. of
Foreign
Enterprises
Investment
Enterprises
Investment
Enterprises
Investment
Australia
Austria
Bangladesh
Brunei Darussalam
Canada
China
855.996
2.500
Cyprus
33.000
Denmark
France
(-)1
(-)1.370
10 Germany
2.500
11 Hong Kong
6.000
12 India
137.000
13 Indonesia
14 Israel
15 Japan
1.370
3.758
(-)1
(-)12.000
16 The Republic of Korea
12.000
(-)3.990
17 Macau
18 Malaysia
237.600
19 The Netherlands
20 Panama
21 Philippines
22 Russia Federation
94.000
23 Republic of Mauritius
24 Singapore
5.000
**
39.230
25 Sri Lanka
26 Switzerland
27 Thailand
16.220
15.000
15.250
28 UK 1/
29 U.S.A
30 Viet Nam
20.000
31 U .A.E
41.000
TOTAL
205.720
984.764
329.580
* US$ 12.0 mn is transferred from Mingaladon Industrial Park Co, Ltd (Japan) in Industrial Estate to Singapore.
** US$ 12.0 mn from Japan and US$ 27.23 mn increased by Myanmar Breweng Ltd in Manufacturing Sector.
342
12.03 FOREIGN INVESTMENT OF PERMITTED ENTERPRISES BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN (CONCLD.)
(US$ Million)
Cumulative Total
2010-2011
as of March 31, 2011

S.N.
Particulars
No. of
Foreign
No. of
Foreign
Enterprises
Investment
Enterprises
Investment
Australia
14
82.080
Austria
72.500
Bangladesh
2.957
Brunei Darussalam
2.040
Canada
14
39.781
China
8269.229
32
9603.168
Cyprus
5.250
Denmark
13.370
France
469.000
10
Germany
17.500
11
Hong Kong
5798.277
38
6308.495
12
India
189.000
13
Indonesia
12
241.497
14
Israel
2.400
7.140
22
211.902
10
2676.399
47
2915.717
15
Japan
16
17
Macau
4.400
18
Malaysia
76.750
38
975.097
19
The Netherlands
238.835
20
Panama
29.101
21
Philippines
146.667
22
Russia Federation
94.000
23
30.575
226.170
74
1818.613
**
24
Singapore
25
Sri Lanka
1.000
26
Switzerland
3.382
27
Thailand
2146.000
61
9568.093
28
UK 1/
799.000
51
2659.954
29
U.S.A
15
243.565
30
Viet Nam
23.649
31
U .A.E
41.000
TOTAL
24
19998.965
454
36054.588
1/ Include British Vergin Islands & Bermuda Islands & Cayman Islands.
Source : Directorate of Investment and

Company Administration.
343
12.04 TOTAL INVESTMENT OF PERMITTED ENTERPRISES BY FORM OF ORGANIZATION,
UNDER THE FOREIGN INVESTMENT LAW
(Value in Million)
1990-91
S.N.
Particulars
1 Wholly
No.of
Total
Local
Enterprises
Investment
(Kyat)
1995-96
Foreign
(Kyat)
(US$)
No.of
Total
Local
Enterprises
Investment
(Kyat)
Foreign
(Kyat)
(US$)
497.029
497.029
78.500
25
2646.875
2646.875 453.662
2 Joint Venture
13
1371.508
477.318
894.190
131.153
11
1475.454
387.628
1087.826 181.304
(a) State
11
1334.468
464.948
869.520
127.704
1440.654
375.640
1065.014 177.502
35.040
11.370
23.670
3.288
22.800
11.628
11.172
1.862
12.000
0.360
11.640
1.940
(e) Co-operative Society
2.000
1.000
1.000
0.161
(f) JV Corporation
(g) Myanmar Economic
480.346
480.346
70.920
199.115
199.115
33.200
22
2348.883
477.318
1871.565
280.573
39
4321.444
387.628
Foreign-owned
Economic Enterprises
(b) Myanmar
Economic Holdings Ltd.
(c) Yangon City

Development Committee
(d) Private
Enterprises
Corporation
3 Production
Sharing Basis
TOTAL
3933.816 668.166
344
(Value in Million)
2000-01
S.N.
Particulars
1 Wholly
No.of
Total
Enterprises Investment
2004-05
Local
(Kyat)
Foreign
(Kyat)
(US$)
No.of
Total
Local
(Kyat)
Foreign
(Kyat)
(US$)
16
632.586
632.586
105.431
94.398
94.398
15.733
2 Joint Venture
3820.650
3436.080
384.570
64.095
(a) State
110.310
110.310
18.385
120.000
120.000
20.000
3590.340
3436.080
154.260
25.710
(f) JV Corporation
288.972
288.972
48.162
855.300
855.300 142.550
28
4742.208
3436.080
1306.128
217.688
15
949.698
949.698 158.283
Foreign-owned
(b) Myanmar
(c) Yangon City

(d) Private
Enterprises
Corporation
3 Production
Sharing Basis
TOTAL
345
(Value in Million)
2005- 06
S.N.
Particulars
No.of
Total
1 Wholly
Foreign
Local
2 Joint Venture
(a) State
2006- 07
(Kyat)
(Kyat)
No.of
(US$)
Total
Local
Foreign
(Kyat)
(Kyat)
(US$)
36180.000
- 36180.000
6030.000
1687.332
1687.332
281.222
36180.000
- 36180.000
6030.000
1687.332
1687.332
281.222
(f) JV Corporation
214.050
214.050
35.675
10
2630.880
2630.880
438.480
36394.050
- 36394.050
6065.675
11
4318.212
4318.212
719.702
Foreign-owned
(b) Myanmar
(c) Yangon City

(d) Private
Enterprises
Corporation
3 Production
Sharing Basis
TOTAL
346
(Value in Million)
2007- 08
S.N.
Particulars
No.of
Total
Local
1 Wholly
2008- 09
117.000
(Kyat)
Foreign
No.of
(Kyat)
(US$)
117.000
19.500
Total
Local
90.000
(Kyat)
(-)1.392*
Foreign-owned
Foreign
(Kyat)
(US$)
90.000
15.000
(-)1.392*
(-)0.232
2 Joint Venture
97.320
97.320
16.220
(a) State
97.320
97.320
16.220
(f) JV Corporation
1020.000
1020.000
170.000
5819.976
5819.976
969.996
1234.320
1234.320
205.720
5908.584
5908.584
984.764
(b) Myanmar
(c) Yangon City

(d) Private
Enterprises
Corporation
3 Production
Sharing Basis
TOTAL
The value are the adjustment on capital investment increase / decrease

by the companies in the manufacturing sector during 2008-2009.
347
(Value in Million)
2009- 10
S.N.
Particulars
No.of
Total
Local
Enterprises Investment (Kyat)
2010- 11
Foreign
(Kyat)
No.of
(US$)
Total
Local
Foreign
(Kyat)
(Kyat)
(US$)
1 Wholly Foreign-owned
305.880
305.880
50.980
529.506
529.506
88.251
2 Joint Venture
50012.040
50012.040
8335.340
(a) State
50012.040
50012.040
8335.340
(f) JV Corporation
1671.600
1671.600
278.600
15
69452.244
69452.244
11575.374
1977.480
1977.480
329.580
24
119993.790
119993.790
19998.965
(b) Myanmar
(c) Yangon City

(d) Private
Enterprises
Corporation
3 Production
Sharing Basis
TOTAL
348
UNDER THE FOREIGN INVESTMENT LAW (CONCLD.)
(Value in Million)
Cumulative Total as of March 31, 2011
S.N.
Particulars
No.of
Enterprises
Total
Investment
177
16871.095
150
Local
(Kyat)
Foreign
(Kyat)
(US$)
16871.095
2813.988
112704.023
7267.373
105436.650
17538.400
85
103287.526
3104.320
100183.206
16665.811
19
2564.140
336.170
2227.970
369.678
12.000
6.000
6.000
1.000
39
6604.613
3716.336
2888.277
480.072
75.544
39.327
36.217
6.009
(f) JV Corporation
6.000
3.000
3.000
0.500
154.200
62.200
91.980
15.330
127
94544.453
1.402
94543.051
15702.200
454
224119.571
7268.775
216850.796
36054.588
Wholly
Foreign-owned
Joint Venture
(a) State
(b) Myanmar
(c) Yangon City

(d) Private
Enterprises
Corporation
Production
Sharing Basis
TOTAL
Source : Directorate of Investment and Company Administration.
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Chart No. 13
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT TRAFFIC BY PRINCIPAL MEANS OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT

PASSENGER-MILES
FREIGHT TON-MILES
MYANMA AIRWAYS
ROAD
INLAND WATER TRANSPORT
INLAND WATER TRANSPORT
ROAD
MYANMA RAILWAYS
MYANMA RAILWAYS
FREIGHT TON-MILES
PASSENGER-MILES
2010-2011
2009-2010
2008-2009
2007-2008
2006-2007
2005-2006
2004-2005
2000-2001
1995-1996
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
3,500
800
700
600
Million
500
400
300
200
100
Million
4,000
1990-1991
351
TRANSPORT STATISTICS
Transport and communication statistics include the operation and traffic of railways,
airways, inland waterways, road transport, sea-borne and coastal shipping, Yangon port
handling and Yangon city transport as well as data on posts and telecommunications.
General Terms
Passengers:
Freight:
Passenger- mile:
Freight ton-mile:
All passengers, military and government personnel and other non-revenue

passengers.
Include all goods except mail, carriers' store and passengers' baggage
unless otherwise mentioned in the tables.
One passenger-mile is a mile a passenger is carried.
One freight ton-mile is a ton of goods carried a mile.
Railway Transport
Statistics relating to rail transport are compiled by the Statistics Section of the Myanma
Railways. The data represent the operation on all railway lines in the country except railways
serving plantation, forests, mines or industrial plants. Statistics relating to diesel locomotives do
not include diesel rail cars.
Airways
Definitions from International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Air Transport
Statistics Reporting Form as follow
1. Passengers: All passengers for whose transportation an air carrier receives commercial
remuneration. Include, for example, (a) passengers travelling under publicly available
promotional offers (for example "two-for-one") or loyalty programmes (for example,
redemption of frequent-flyer points); (b) passengers travelling as compensation for
denied boarding; (c) passengers travelling on corporate discounts; (d) passengers
travelling on preferential fares (government, seamen, military, youth, student, etc.).
Exclude, for example; (a) persons travelling free; (b) persons travelling at a fare or
discount available only to employees of air carriers or their agents or only for travel on
business for the carriers; (c) infants who do not occupy a seat.
2. Freight: The term freight includes express and diplomatic bags but not a passenger's
checked baggage.
The data include public and private sectors for all traffic, both revenue and
non-revenue, performed by the Myanmar Airways on scheduled services, non-scheduled
services, special and charter services.
352
All passenger statistics also include both public and private sectors are compiled on the
passenger journey-made basis. Flight coupons provided to the passengers by the carrier as the
passenger performs his journey form the basis for compilation. Major changes in passenger's air
journey, e.g. cancellations, extensions or transfers made after the sale of tickets are excluded.
Data relating to cargo represent the total freight, baggage and mail irrespective of
whether the freight is charged or not. All statistics presented are obtained from the Myanma
Airways, Myanma Airways International, Air Bagan Limited, Air Mandalay Limited and
Yangon Airways.
Statistics of aerodromes and airports are obtained from the Department of Civil
Aviation. Aerodrome is a defined area on land or water (including any building, installations
and equipments) intended to be used either wholly or in part of the arrival, departure and
surface movement of aircraft (aerodrome data are divided into aerodromes used for all weather
and aerodromes unused during the monsoon season in this book). Airport is a defined area on
land or water (including any building, installations and equipments) intended to be used either
wholly or in part of the arrival, departure and surface movement of aircraft and is opened for
commercial air transport operations. (airport data are divided into airports used for domestic
flights and airports used for both international and domestic flights in this book).
Inland Water Transport
Inland water transport statistics are obtained from the Inland Water Transport. The data
relate to all traffic of powered vessels of the government functioning on commercial lines.
Inland water traffic is also performed by private owned powered craft for which certificated
number is shown.
Commodity statistics are obtained from the Inland Water Transport. Apart from
selected commodity items such as rice, cement, petroleum coke and fertilizer, all other items are
shown as "Miscellaneous".
Shipping Statistics
Shipping Statistics are obtained from Customs Department and Myanmar Port
Authority. They exclude vessels on government duty including military, pleasure craft and
fishing vessels.
For sea-borne shipping statistics, a ship entering or leaving Myanma waters from or for
a foreign port is counted only once, irrespective of the number of ports she enters. Subsequent
entrances and clearances of a foreign vessel after entering Myanma waters for the first time in a
trip are included in coastal statistics.
Statistics concerning passengers, sea-going and inland number and capacity of vessels
arriving at and departing from Myanmar by flag of ship, seaborne cargo by principal
commodity and commodity section are obtained from the Myanma Port Authority. Seaborne
cargo handled at the wharves foreshores and mid-stream are compiled from chelan receipt
issued from wharf berths and mid-stream statements which include foreshore.
353
Road Transport
Public Transport - Statistics relating to public road transport are compiled by the
Statistics Division of the Road Transport. Passenger statistics include bus and taxi services.
Passenger tickets and haulage form the basis for compilation of passenger statistics and
freight statistics respectively.
The Road Transport Board was reorganized as the Road Transport Corporation on 1
October, 1972, along with the New System of Organization. Road Transport Corporation was
again renamed as Road Transport since 1 April 1989.
Data for registered motor vehicles cover both private and public sectors. Those cars
which can accommodate a maximum of 8 passengers are classified as passenger cars. The 1990
reclassification reduced the number of types of registered motor vehicles from 12 to 8 as shown
in table 13.24.
Road statistics are obtained from the Public Works and include Union arterial highways
and highways for Myanma proper only. With the establishment of the new administration in
March 1972, data for the year 1972-73 and after, include road under States administration.
Private Transport - Yangon City private transport statistics (including passenger pickups) are compiled from its original source of authority viz., Yangon Division Buses Control
Committee.
Tonnage - Registered tonnage is the total volume of all enclosed space of vessel (gross
tonnage) minus space not used for passenger or cargo.
Lighthouses
Figures relating to lighthouses are obtained from the Myanma Port Authority.
Lighthouses are classified into two categories viz., those with and those without lightkeepers.
COMMUNICATIONS STATISTICS
Statistics on performance of posts and telecommunications services are obtained from
the Myanma Posts and Telecommunications and Posts and Telecommunications Department,
while data on television relay stations are provided by Myanma Radio and Television.
Data on telephone include both the main ones and extensions. Up to 2010-2011, 411
Automatic Telephone Exchanges have been introduced in cities and towns of Myanmar viz.,
Yangon, Mandalay, Magway, Sagaing, Bago, Pathein, Mawlamyine, Taunggyi, Myitkyina,
Sittwe, etc.
354
Expansion of Telecommunication Works

Internationally widely used Cellular Mobile Telephone System was begun in Yangon on
8-12-1993 and in Mandalay on 21-3-1996.
Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) Wireless Local Loop (WLL) was first
provided in Yangon on 17-10-1997 and later in Mandalay on 14-8-2000.
Global system for Mobile Communication System (GSM) has been introduced in
Yangon on 12-3-2002 and in Mandalay since 7- 4-2002.
Myanma Posts and Telecommunications provides internet service to some government
agencies and private companies with an initial capacity of 400 dial-up lines, since
5-3-1998.
In order to promote ICT role in Myanmar, Internet & E-mail service was introduced by
Myanmar Teleport in March 2002. It can use with any digital telephone line.
Arrangements are made for Internet & E-mail subscribers from companies and
organizations to make smooth communication by means of Dial- up connection. Statistics on
E-mail and Internet are on display in table 13.27.
Radio Receivers Licences
Registration of radio receivers can be made at Township Post Offices on payment of
prescribed fees. Monthly statements submitted by Township Post Offices are the main source
for compiling statistics on radio receivers licences.
Television and Video Licences
Number of licences on television and video are obtained from Posts and Telecommunications Department whereas revenue realized is furnished by Myanma Posts and
Telecommunications. Annual television and video licence fees are kyat 120 and kyat 60
respectively. Two television or two video sets can be registered under a single licence. Licences
have been issued since July 1, 1986.
Duplicate licences can be obtained on payment of kyat 20. For an overdue licence a fine
of kyat 100 is charged for the first month and for every additional month kyat 10 has to be paid.
355
13.01 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT TRAFFIC BY PRINCIPAL MEANS
OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT
(In thousand)
S.N.
Particulars
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
Unit
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
Passengers
Number
53180
53928
60486
75959
73561
71601
67650
Passenger-miles
Passenger
-miles
2442432
2818071
2763232
3297583 3378383
3348851
3337667
3328720
Freight-ton
Long-ton
1930
3112
3551
2878
2879
2822
2929
2952
3327
3408
Freight ton-miles
Ton-miles
306861
551594
750040
544592
570124
551073
535441
569869
658252
697848
416
637
448
315
228
242
258
266
232
343
I. RAILWAYS
58217
69277
2604360 2968785
72708
II AIRWAYS
Passengers
Number
Passenger-miles
112226
182143
143780
101060
73136
75317
78646
81918
71884
105573
Freight-ton
Passenger
-miles
Short-ton
0.9
0.9
0.6
0.7
0.5
0.5
0.5
Freight ton-miles
Ton-miles
688
482
705
254
294
179
197
163
162
153
27481
24979
23270
24719
25345
26328
26886
27419
27109
27565
III INLAND WATERWAYS

Passengers
Number
Passenger-miles
482219
536261
457229
516335
588833
654783
720671
783483
820221
902208
Freight-ton
Passenger
-miles
Long-ton
2491
3176
3863
4307
4262
4284
4478
4658
4685
4786
Freight ton-miles
Ton-miles
325643
322601
344381
453359
455175
519983
581840
639444
687207
753689
97391
116703
37061
35465
37626
37667
38108
37891
37893
32477
947763
1595522
842527
1428059 1495711
1530897
1530124
1317920
914
1352
1485
2108
2349
2380
2399
2416
2411
2421
76841
147393
189893
246974
271079
282589
304252
314909
315614
315780
IV ROAD
Passengers 1/
Number
Passenger-miles 1/ Passenger
-miles
Freight-ton
Long-ton
Freight ton-miles
Ton-miles
1/ Yangon City Transport only
1364037 1403683
Sources : 1. Inland Water Transport.

2. Myanma Airways.
3. Myanma Railways.
4. Road Transport.
356
13.02 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT TRAFFIC BY PRINCIPAL MEANS
OF PRIVATE AIR TRANSPORT
(In thousand)
S.N.
Particulars
Unit
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
176
163
209
158
133
108578
111535
164913
110975
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
91
134
178
276
93665
87568
115877
I. Myanmar Airways
International
Passengers
Number
Passenger-miles
Passenger
-miles
Freight-ton
Short-ton
0.686
0.610
Freight ton-miles
Ton-miles
3747
2628
776
609
500
395
363
608
1401
133087 (r)
207086
II Air Bagan Limited

Passengers
Number
32
85
133
141
139
217
327
Passenger-miles
6159
22788
35920
44821
38984
59511
71954
Freight-ton
Passenger
-miles
Short-ton
0.005
0.006
0.024
0.240
0.058
0.027
0.064
Freight ton-miles
Ton-miles
101
20
17
Passengers
Number
252
239
221
147
103
96
152
Passenger-miles
59498
57514
50570
35039
25406
23509
32343
Freight-ton
Passenger
-miles
Short-ton
0.080
0.030
0.020
0.013
0.002
0.014
0.023
Freight ton-miles
Ton-miles
18
Passengers
Number
220
186
163
203
196
207
220
148
Passenger-miles
42605
40943
37725
45253
44477
47483
49103
32611
Freight-ton
Passenger
-miles
Short-ton
0.010
0.040
0.038
0.033
0.039
0.041
0.044
0.029
Freight ton-miles
Ton-miles
3.164
10.716
10.307
8.768
10.527
10.633
11.884
7.551
III Air Mandalay Limited
IV Yangon Airways
Sources :1. Myanmar Airways International.

2. Air Bagan Limited.
3. Air Mandalay Limited.
4. Yangon Airways.
357
13.03 EARNINGS FROM PRINCIPAL MEANS OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
Particulars
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
Passengers
628.18
1400.55
4142.94
14201.81
15747.89
18510.44
20433.62
20541.70
20204.27
20639.34
Goods
171.83
530.67
1759.23
4882.39
5214.64
4867.70
4625.82
5468.13
7689.97
8288.01
Others
36.76
162.58
390.06
1452.82
1695.27
1794.87
2196.40
2104.86
2210.64
4237.27
836.77
2093.80
6292.23
20537.02
22657.80
25173.01
27255.84
28114.69
30104.88
33164.63
226.76
470.67
1504.84
4887.83
3522.52
5341.97
8722.89
9288.26
9214.79
13470.73
Goods
26.28
45.75
131.87
219.06
178.12
327.20
699.21
657.99
830.97
1527.33
Others
4.32
1.72
97.40
41.28
91.29
72.78
104.95
126.30
203.23
338.49
257.36
518.14
1734.11
5148.17
3791.93
5741.95
9527.05
10072.55
10248.99
15336.56
I. RAILWAYS
Earnings from
Total
II. AIRWAYS
Earnings from
Passengers
Total
III. INLAND WATERWAYS

Earnings from
Passengers
119.28
170.13
633.48
1485.47
1636.08
1671.06
1588.26
1384.21
1334.32
1264.08
Goods
126.39
261.41
757.17
2041.13
2421.63
3404.65
5089.17
5439.16
4871.56
6063.58
Others
2.98
6.28
14.50
37.60
48.40
75.32
71.02
87.59
319.15
412.40
248.65
437.82
1405.15
3564.20
4106.11
5151.03
6748.45
6910.96
6525.03
7740.00
Passengers
164.64
273.52
370.44
738.27
989.97
1661.65
1702.75
1559.23
1294.49
1455.90
Goods
178.12
389.98
907.79
1666.74
2428.53
4872.59
5388.30
4953.20
4111.34
5470.05
Others
45.74
82.19
115.11
562.34
316.78
448.23
469.17
515.56
453.17
562.18
388.50
745.69
1393.34
2967.35
3735.28
6982.47
7560.22
7027.99
5859.00
7488.13
Total
IV. ROAD
Earnings from
Total
Sources : 1. Inland Water Transport.

2. Myanma Airways.
3. Myanma Railways.
4. Road Transport.
358
13.04 EARNINGS FROM PRINCIPAL MEANS
OF PRIVATE AIR TRANSPORT
(In Million)
S.N.
Particulars
Unit
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
I. Myanmar Airways
International
Earnings From
Passengers
ks
us$
26.05
18.2
19.53
16.06
14.26
11.22
17.54
579
847
Goods
ks
us$
0.57
3.83
0.90
0.83
0.70
0.51
0.47
24
59
Others
ks
us$
Total
ks
us$
26.62
22.03
20.43
16.89
14.96
11.73
18.01
603
906
Passengers
ks
us$
1385
-
4243
-
7134
-
8172
-
8430
-
11232
-
11539
-
Goods
ks
us$
1
-
6
-
22
-
184
-
42
-
28
-
69
-
Others
ks
us$
17
-
93
-
628
-
1812
-
1277
-
3070
-
4090
-
Total
ks
us$
1403
-
4342
-
7784
-
10168
-
9749
-
14330
-
15698
-
Passengers
ks
us$
14.212
11.979
10.416
6.974
5.068
5.047
8.813
Goods
ks
us$
0.075
0.043
0.032
0.030
0.011
0.017
0.027
Others
ks
us$
0.074
0.072
0.061
0.062
0.076
0.022
0.019
Total
ks
us$
14.361
12.094
10.509
7.066
5.155
5.086
8.858
Passengers
ks
us$
8.488
2258.861
5.493
3265.331
3.068
5077.063
5.043
6921.380
3.758
8226.609
4.080
7116.515
5.810
4908.490
3.473
Goods
ks
us$
0.022
38.530
0.011
39.288
0.005
42.874
0.002
63.312
0.011
88.357
0.011
112.375
0.005
81.736
0.002
Others
ks
us$
3.837
0.057
36.116
0.080
33.547
0.127
16.557
0.043
7.183
0.309
15.202
0.055
37.106
0.047
60.101
0.124
Total
ks
us$
3.837
8.567
2333.507
5.584
3338.166
3.200
5136.494
5.088
6991.875
4.078
8330.168
4.146
7266.000
5.861
5050.330
3.600
II Air Bagan Limited

Earnings From
III Air Mandalay Limited

Earnings From
IV Yangon Airways
Earnings From
Sources : 1. Myanmar Airways International.

2. Air Bagan Limited.
3. Air Mandalay Limited.
4. Yangon Airways.
359
13.05 RAIL TRANSPORT STATISTICS
S.N.
Particulars
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05 2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
a.Route mileage
2068
2471
2946
3042
3075
3119
3187
3238
3410
3605
b.Track mileage
2891
3321
3852
3952
3986
4062
4272
4327
4518
4729
393
311
330
331
336
344
344
343
352
389
Steam
123
43
39
39
39
37
37
Diesel
270
268
291
292
297
307
307
343
352
389
12129
11059
12719
12758
12963
13333
13333
13205
13233
13300
Steam
1742
816
735
735
735
695
695
Diesel
10387
10243
11984
12023
12228
12638
12638
13205
13233
13300
i.Coaching Vehicles
1096
689
861
853
876
1003
1017
1030
818
823
ii.Seating Capacity
44187
36792
39778
36512
36597
41803
42386
42805
34195
32820
a.Wagons (Number)
6392
3896
3412
2774
2716
2647
2592
2595
1686
1439
i.Four-Wheeled
4286
1991
1253
798
713
666
613
613
11
11
ii.Bogies
2106
1905
2159
1976
2003
1981
1979
1982
1675
1428
135934
83795
75673
71750
72599
71104
70100
70190
46791
45872
i.Four-Wheeled
72815
32081
18591
13462
12695
11858
10914
10914
176
ii.Bogies
63119
51714
57082
58288
59904
59246
59186
59276
46791
45696
523
612
739
775
787
798
812
821
869
915
1 LENGTH OF RAILWAYS
2 ROLLING STOCK
a.Locomotives
i.Engines (Number)
ii.Tractive Effort
(000 Lbs)
b.Passenger Cars (Number)
3 GOODS STOCK
b.Carrying Capacity (Ton)
4 RAILWAY STATIONS
(NUMBER)
Source: Myanma Railways.
360
13.06 COMMODITIES TRANSPORTED BY RAILWAYS
(In thousand)
1990-91
S.N.
Particular
Paddy
Rice
Flour and atta
Ton
1995-96
Ton-miles
Ton
2000-01
Ton-miles
Ton
2004-05
Ton-miles
Ton
2005-06
Ton-miles
Ton
Ton-miles
37
912
35
2396
17
1104
22
20
264
45751
206
50907
181
56573
83
28705
97
33967
87
3400
10
3890
2577
1670
Grains and pulses

(edible)
12
2962
37
13442
174
65874
45
17487
26
9992
Indian Corn,Cob
11
2716
30
10005
266
996
11
4040
Fruits (fresh and dry)

and vegetables
11
2249
23
3770
229
42
261
Provisions
655
81
26439
52
19886
26
10031
39
15177
Timber
270
57150
168
33699
291
75355
188
46288
198
52645
Sugarcane
128
3806
163
2533
75
2086
23
296
21
272
10 Sugar
1556
15
3515
15
5932
26
11291
21
8290
11 Kyanthaga
27
94
144
154
12 Jaggery
20
386
12
13 Molasses
760
366
103
28
57
17485
70
19706
64
21580
83
27339
82
27206
15 Cigarettes and
tobacco
254
49
18
59
74
16 Leaves for cigar

wrapping
10
14 Salt
361
13.06 COMMODITIES TRANSPORTED BY RAILWAYS (CONTD.)
(In thousand)
1990-91
S.N.
Particular
17 Seeds,Common
Ton
1995-96
Ton-miles
Ton
2000-01
Ton-miles
Ton
2004-05
Ton-miles
Ton
2005-06
Ton-miles
Ton
Ton-miles
882
17
6269
2933
448
543
18 Fodder
12
1657
10
2171
22
7991
18
6833
19
7130
19 Cotton
253
137
145
15
20 Piece goods
12
197
86
43
46
21 Gunnies (empties)
727
611
135
99
22 Charcoal
363
41
36
40
23 Firewood
34
3402
33
4244
19
3137
14
2473
17
2997
24 Coal and Coke
23
4041
26
4286
23
3615
22
3436
20
3165
25 Petroleum and other hydrocarbon oils

(Dangerous)
2048
11
2883
16
4656
17
4616
20
5715

(Non- dangerous)
64
10787
62
12739
79
24452
60
15966
58
14682
68
61
1339
1649
1161
10
3843
11
4410
23
5156
1388
1591
29 Lead ores pig or

scrap
2023
1317
784
161
332
30 Iron and steel,

Division "A"(finished)
932
2293
31
11975
1501
1393
31 Iron and steel,

Division "B"(unfinished)
811
974
10
3861
239
796
97
15036
126
18404
65
11114
42
14097
43
11500
27 Oils Division "A" and "B"
28 Ores
32 Baryte Gypsum Limestone
362
(In thousand)
1990-91
S.N.
Particular
33 Machinery other than
Ton
1995-96
Ton-miles
Ton
2000-01
Ton-miles
Ton
2004-05
Ton-miles
Ton
2005-06
Ton-miles
Ton
Ton-miles
291
840
1436
159
302
37
5579
595
1216
518
1134
36
6558
65
15372
72
25217
38
13438
45
15803
244
23308
413
43481
353
59547
97
15421
90
15372
37 Manures
743
12
2872
60
20552
36
13907
54
21082
38 Explosive and other
25
445
837
1023
963
285
39922
48
12310
38
10894
73
19591
78
21064
124
56
14
221
79
113
10836
512
47786
699
40297
1052
92070
944
82923
97
28430
903
196316
1134
255712
901
189950
963
206416
1905
299093
3113
551594
3551
750040
2878
544592
2879
570124
electrical including
agricultural implement
34 Bricks and building
material
35 Cement
36 Stone and ballast
dangerous goods, n.e.s.

39 Military accouterments
and stores
40 Livestock
41 Railway Departmental
42 Miscellaneous
TOTAL
363
(In thousand)
2006-07
S.N.
Particular
Paddy
Rice
Flour and atta
Ton
2007-08
Ton-miles
Ton
2008-09
Ton-miles
Ton
2009-010
Ton-miles
Ton
2010-11
Ton-miles
Ton
Ton-miles
65
19
114
19
45
53
17434
54
16990
61
17637
58
16603
76
24386
1026
2008
1819
2957
15
5993
Grains and pulses

(edible)
32
11903
26
9576
46
16910
36
13563
32
11722
Indian Corn,Cob
14
4734
2417
1204
383
1624
Fruits (fresh and dry)

and vegetables
495
235
181
200
43
Provisions
64
24595
52
19905
64
24255
69
26390
66
25310
Timber
137
32841
131
31073
159
37672
199
42678
208
47827
Sugarcane
12
156
10
147
42
43
484
15
4925
10
3729
21
8038
17
6433
13
4947
11 Kyanthaga
87
141
292
43
12 Jaggery
16
13 Molasses
12
70
23855
71
23386
50
16627
64
23948
61
21732
15 Cigarettes and
tobacco
57
38
136
165
74
16 Leaves for cigar

wrapping
10 Sugar
14 Salt
364
(In thousand)
2006-07
S.N.
Particular
17 Seeds,Common
Ton
2007-08
Ton-miles
Ton
2008-09
Ton-miles
Ton
2009-10
Ton-miles
Ton
2010-11
Ton-miles
Ton
Ton-miles
543
780
1071
1400
778
18 Fodder
20
7313
15
5258
10
3666
10
3646
3159
19 Cotton
43
12
20 Piece goods
428
241
280
668
1222
21 Gunnies (empties)
33
17
22
36
68
22 Charcoal
46
21
79
131
23 Firewood
13
2389
17
2990
21
3588
27
4369
23
3659
24 Coal and Coke
14
2216
13
2174
11
1561
10
1434
168

(Dangerous)
21
5765
22
6090
26
7295
31
9265
30
9086

(Non- dangerous)
55
13876
52
13175
63
18890
85
28209
85
27960
27 Oils Division "A" and "B"
1075
977
804
571
1734
28 Ores
1531
1396
15
4382
34
9293
17
4814
29 Lead ores pig or

scrap
164
70
97
12
30 Iron and steel,

Division "A"(finished)
2257
2622
1402
2418
25
9163
31 Iron and steel,

Division "B"(unfinished)
414
2473
1180
986
949
33
7309
30
7414
29
6543
33
6335
20
5588
32 Baryte Gypsum Limestone
365
13.06 COMMODITIES TRANSPORTED BY RAILWAYS (CONCLD.)
(In thousand)
2006-07
S.N.
Particular
33 Machinery other than
Ton
2007-08
Ton-miles
Ton
2008-09
Ton-miles
Ton
2009-10
Ton-miles
Ton
2010-11
Ton-miles
Ton
Ton-miles
1356
1746
1514
1391
2199
931
292
193
254
2333
35 Cement
20
7236
21
6035
26
7449
38
13237
40
13912
36 Stone and ballast
88
14392
108
19314
75
14124
122
23850
141
31392
37 Manures
76
29061
74
27624
89
33530
161
61689
168
63271
1080
1287
1388
1003
1581
76
20852
89
23341
89
20031
87
20452
92
24216
74
156
274
371
435
884
75371
1077
100328
985
88558
1045
92584
1033
90748
1092
233188
1003
199966
1074
227136
1163
241141
1213
255071
2822
551073
2929
535442
2952
569869
3327
658252
3408
697848
electrical including
agricultural implement
34 Bricks and building
material
38 Explosive and other

dangerous goods, n.e.s.
39 Military accouterments
and stores
40 Livestock
41 Railway Departmental
42 Miscellaneous
TOTAL
Source: Myanma Railways.
366
13.07 COMMODITIES TRANSPORTED BY RAILWAYS ACCORDING TO BSITC CLASSIFICATION
1990
S.N.
Particular
1 Food and live animals
3 Crude materials,
Ton
1995
Ton-miles
Ton
2000
Ton-miles
Ton
(In thousand)
2005
2004
Ton-miles
Ton
Ton-miles
Ton
Ton-miles
592
85213
635
124409
507
147085
213
70992
210
70451
268
18
3699
20
7759
15
5573
17
6603
1054
161257
840
133152
985
224022
524
135973
558
152898
94
18789
77
17841
109
34579
88
25385
85
23487
84
36
13799
18
7057
1469
11
4267
830
16
6085
23
8926
18
6931
16
6290
107
18683
111
29848
110
38992
63
23519
79
29633
2309
409
42449
713
45875
1056
93799
1749
554
51
4565
819
147634
755
136000
1753
194399
43
11106
180
47571
247
88111
142
44951
145
80347
1905
299093
2373
423418
3551
750040
2878
544592
2879
570124
inedible except fuels
4 Mineral fuels, lubricants

and related materials
5 Animal and vegetable

oils and fats
6 Chemicals
classified chiefly
by materials
8 Machinery and
transport equipment
articles
10 Commodities not classified

according to kind
TOTAL
367
13.07 COMMODITIES TRANSPORTED BY RAILWAYS ACCORDING TO BSITC CLASSIFICATION (CONCLD.)
2006
S.N.
Particular
Food and live animals
Beverages and tobacco
Crude materials,
Ton
2007
Ton-miles
Ton
2008
Ton-miles
Ton
(In thousand)
2010
2009
Ton-miles
Ton
Ton-miles
Ton
Ton-miles
164
55881
142
45371
171
58130
152
51036
165
55954
17
6541
17
6667
18
6836
16
6084
17
6781
473
131000
498
130371
479
128382
689
186695
685
195217
82
22050
83
22733
95
29307
122
40025
129
41817
31
12147
20
7577
25
9557
34
12819
24
9091
inedible except fuels
Mineral fuels, lubricants

and related materials
Animal and vegetable

oils and fats
Chemicals
18
6920
11
4056
14
5306
11
4064
17
6744
Manufactured goods
45
18350
44
15850
53
19082
61
24056
90
34009
2598
1747
2696
1694
1575
1842
247966
1965
260344
1891
252027
1995
264276
2035
271418
143
47620
144
40725
197
58546
242
67503
242
75242
2822
551073
2929
535441
2952
569869
3327
658252
3408
697848
classified chiefly
by materials
Machinery and
transport equipment
Miscellaneous manufactured
articles
10 Commodities not classified

according to kind
TOTAL
Note: BSITC - Burma Standard International Trade Classification.
Source : Myanma Railways.
368
13.08 CIVIL AVIATION STATISTICS (PUBLIC)
S.N.
Particulars
1990-91 1995-96 2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
I. FLIGHTS
Total
a. Number of flights
13390
5090
3299
9045
2219
2120
2321
2261
2034
2527
b. Miles flown (000)
3122
3992
2748
2230
1792
1645
2121
1797
1649
2222
12359
5090
3290
9000
2018
2118
2319
2260
2034
2527
2669
3952
2732
2203
1642
1642
2119
1793
1649
2222
11554
3684
3119
9000
2018
2028
2223
2147
1905
2298
2726
2797
2597
2203
1642
1558
1820
1704
1547
2061
10580
3684
3119
9000
2018
2028
2223
2147
1905
2298
2293
2797
2597
2203
1642
1558
1820
1704
1547
2061
II. NUMBER OF AIRCRAFTS
10
13
13
13
11
13
13
13
AIRCRAFT HOURS FLOWN
15882 19483
12012
10001
8728
7901
9413
8928
8703
12537
a. Revenue
15568 19246
11757
9762
8385
7628
9037
8679
8415
11812
Internal
Scheduled Flights
Internal
III
b. Non-Revenue
314
237
255
239
343
273
376
249
288
725
68
67
69
67
69
69
69
69
69
69
a. All weather
45
30
32
33
35
35
41
41
41
41
b. Seasonal
23
37
37
34
34
34
28
28
28
28
32
32
32
a. Domestic
30
30
30
b. International
IV. NUMBER OF AERODROMES
V. NUMBER OF AIRPORTS
Note: Since 1994-95, Internal flight only.

Number of airports is included in number of aerodromes.
Sources : 1. Department of Civil Aviation.

2. Myanma Airways.
369
13.09 CIVIL AVIATION STATISTICS (PRIVATE)
S.N.
Particulars
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2360
3739
6161
5465
4777
3868
3439
1589
2650
107564
126703
134852
136277
98434
1329
3711
3541
3463
2556
2028
2010
2161
981
103531
121749
130177
102491
94364
121380
178161
2360
2410
2450
1924
1314
1312
1411
1758 (r)
2496
1589
1669
4033
4954
4675
33786
4070
1987 (r)
3797
2360
3739
6161
5465
4777
3868
3439
3768 (r)
4657
1589
2650
107564
126703
134852
136277
98434
1329
3711
3541
3463
2556
2028
2010
2161
981
103531
121749
130177
102491
94364
121380
178161
2360
2410
2450
1924
1314
1312
1411
1758 (r)
2496
1589
1669
4033
4954
4675
33786
4070
1987 (r)
3797
11
13
14
13
12
4387
9567
18475
18247
17976
15410
14324
89
15
16
57
14
I. FLIGHT
Total
3768 (r)
4657
123367 (r) 181958
Internal
External
Scheduled Flights
123367 (r) 181958
Internal
External
II NUMBER OF AIRCRAFTS
12
14
III AIRCRAFT HOURS FLOWN

a. Revenue
b. Non-Revenue
15473 (r) 21014

11
Sources : 1. Myanmar Airways International

2. Air Bagan Limited
3. Air Mandalay Limited
4. Yangon Airways
22
370
13.10 INLAND AND OVERSEAS SHIPPING STATISTICS
S.N.
Particulars
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
I. INLAND WATERWAYS
1.Valid certified private
water craft (Number)
a.Riverine
823
3222
3627
3555
3636
3819
3798
4323
4448
4588
b.Coastal
678
205
218
120
140
146
164
185
212
253
a.Powered Craft
285
341
370
321
319
315
308
278
261
239
b.Dumb Craft
210
274
290
193
197
196
196
198
206
190
a.Loaded
626
1124
2457
788
1173
1479
1952
2956
4540
3256
b.Unloaded
650
2662
5926
2812
3253
3581
4253
4122
6884
8600
22
21
25
26
26
26
25
25
26
23
25
10
195
142
301
98
111
164
203
186
207
278
94
160
463
249
207
183
181
240
217
270
25
27
27
27
27
27
26
26
26
26
10
10
10
10
16
17
17
17
17
18
17
17
17
17
2.Inland Water Transport (Public)

(Number)
II. SHIPPING
1.Overseas Shipping (000 ton)
(Yangon)
2.Number of Vessels
a.Myanma Five Star Line
b.Chartered
3.Coastal Shipping (000 ton)
(Yangon)
a.Loaded
b.Unloaded
4.Number of Lighthouses
a.With Lighthouse keeper
b.Without Lighthouse keeper
Sources:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Customs Department.
Department of Marine Administration.
Inland Water Transport.
Myanma Five Star Line.
Myanma Port Authority.
371
13.11 PRINCIPAL COMMODITIES TRANSPORTED BY INLAND WATERWAYS
(In thousand)
S.N.
Particulars
Unit
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
Rice
Ton
Ton-miles
181
27343
132
22218
45
7079
9
1912
2
224
10
5273
6.5
3516
1
537
Cement
Ton
Ton-miles
108
24879
28
6317
29
10089
11
3083
1
155
3
1828
9
5216
1
318
3
1153
6
2267
Petroleum Coke
Ton
Ton-miles
*
n.a.
2
754
4
1237
4
1637
1
629
3
1195
Fertilizer
Ton
Ton-miles
*
n.a.
6.5
3124
1
396
Miscellaneous
Ton
Ton-miles
2200
273421
3017
294066
3787
326459
4251
428471
4210
425579
4211
474765
4412
541062
4630
623691
4667
677714
4763
740632
Timber
Ton
Ton-miles
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
n.a.
32
18656
45
27580
59
37488
42
27727
25
14502
15
8340
17
10790
TOTAL
Ton
Ton-miles
2489
325643
3177
322601
3863
344381
4307
453359
4262
455175
4284
519983
4479
581840
4658
639444
4685
687207
4786
753689
Source: Inland Water Transport.
13.12 SEABORNE SHIPPING TONNAGE OF CARGO HANDLED AT THE PORT OF YANGON
(Ton)
S.N.
Particulars
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
INTERNATIONAL
(a)Loaded
625926
1124390
2456812
787644
1172890
1478897
1952838
2956714
4540295
3255635
(b)Unloaded
649884
2661618
5925652
2812332
3252813
3581467
4253533
4122661
6884069
8599975
194616
142364
301157
97810
111104
164069
203449
186819
206812
278056
93562
159596
462603
248521
207461
183049
181830
240598
217026
269590
COASTAL
(a)Loaded
(b)Unloaded
372
13.13 MERCHANT SHIPPING : FOREIGN TRADE
Total
S.N.
Year
Number
of
Times
With Cargo
Tonnage
Registered
(000)
Number
of
Times
In Ballast
Tonnage
Registered
(000)
Number
of
Times
Tonnage
Registered
(000)
ENTRY
1
1990-1991
379
1137
227
650
152
487
1995-1996
676
3316
554
2662
122
654
2000-2001
897
5926
731
5192
166
734
2004-2005
556
2812
556
2812
2005-2006
674
3253
674
3253
2006-2007
735
3581
735
3581
2007-2008
790
4253
790
4253
2008-2009
807
4122
807
4122
2009-2010
1256
6884
1210
6884
46
10
2010-2011
1691
8600
1469
8600
222
CLEARANCE
1
1990-1991
386
1225
277
626
109
599
1995-1996
643
2809
301
1124
344
1685
2000-2001
557
2457
420
1855
137
601
2004-2005
209
788
209
788
2005-2006
265
1173
265
1173
2006-2007
306
1479
306
1479
2007-2008
391
1952
391
1952
2008-2009
565
2956
565
2956
2009-2010
1202
4540
1077
4540
125
10
2010-2011
1682
3256
1192
3256
490
373
13.14 MERCHANT SHIPPING : COASTAL TRADE
Total
S.N.
Year
Number
of
Times
With Cargo
Tonnage
Registered
(000)
In Ballast
Number
of
Times
Tonnage
Registered
(000)
Number
of
Times
Tonnage
Registered
(000)
ENTRY
1
1990-1991
1302
258
1009
94
293
164
1995-1996
1083
241
872
155
211
86
2000-2001
861
463
683
332
178
130
2004-2005
655
249
655
249
2005-2006
583
207
583
207
2006-2007
544
183
544
183
2007-2008
586
181
586
181
2008-2009
540
240
540
240
2009-2010
645
217
645
217
10
2010-2011
884
270
710
270
174
CLEARANCE
1990-1991
1353
303
711
194
642
109
1995-1996
1074
235
549
147
525
88
2000-2001
643
301
596
250
47
51
2004-2005
248
98
248
98
2005-2006
398
111
398
111
2006-2007
509
164
509
164
2007-2008
614
203
614
203
2008-2009
606
186
606
186
2009-2010
686
207
686
207
10
2010-2011
922
278
769
278
153
374
13.15 NUMBER AND CAPACITY OF VESSELS ARRIVING AT AND
DEPARTING FROM MYANMAR PORTS
Number
S.N.
Port
Year
Vessels
Schooners
Gross Tonnage(000)
Total
Vessels
Schooners
Net Tonnage(000)
Total
Vessels
Schooners
Total
ARRIVALS
1
Yangon
Sittwe
Pathein
Mawlamyine
Other Ports
TOTAL
2007-2008
1389
341
1730
6374
141
6515
3344
66
3410
2008-2009
1308
318
1626
6850
149
6999
3550
61
3611
2009-2010
1586
372
1958
8867
173
9040
4550
75
4625
2010-2011
1772
555
2327
9837
299
10136
5126
117
5243
2007-2008
200
200
94
94
44
44
2008-2009
263
263
194
194
68
68
2009-2010
252
252
114
114
58
58
2010-2011
321
321
209
209
85
85
2007-2008
35
758
793
33
12
45
16
22
2008-2009
34
705
739
34
40
74
16
16
32
2009-2010
22
574
596
13
35
48
21
28
2010-2011
41
667
708
41
35
76
21
12
33
2007-2008
50
73
123
25
11
36
25
31
2008-2009
45
66
111
24
28
13
16
2009-2010
40
12
52
23
24
13
14
2010-2011
79
80
48
49
24
25
2007-2008
860
2180
3040
1322
432
1754
535
212
747
2008-2009
905
1963
2868
1355
309
1664
537
142
679
2009-2010
1035
2608
3643
2572
431
3003
1323
205
1528
2010-2011
1004
3348
4352
885
606
1491
386
279
665
2007-2008
2534
3352
5886
7848
596
8444
3964
290
4254
2008-2009
2555
3052
5607
8457
502
8959
4184
222
4406
2009-2010
2935
3566
6501
11589
640
12229
5951
302
6253
2010-2011
3217
4571
7788
11020
941
11961
5642
409
6051
375
13.15 NUMBER AND CAPACITY OF VESSELS ARRIVING AT AND
DEPARTING FROM MYANMAR PORTS(CONCLD.)
Number
S.N.
Port
Year
Vessels
Schooners
Gross Tonnage(000)
Total
Vessels
Schooners
Net Tonnage(000)
Total
Vessels
Schooners
Total
DEPARTURES
1
Yangon
Sittwe
Pathein
Mawlamyine
Other Ports
TOTAL
2007-2008
1396
333
1729
6385
138
6523
3353
64
3417
2008-2009
1314
318
1632
6782
149
6931
3530
61
3591
2009-2010
1585
372
1957
8864
173
9037
4532
75
4607
2010-2011
1769
555
2324
9903
299
10202
5140
117
5257
2007-2008
208
208
126
126
50
50
2008-2009
257
257
180
180
60
60
2009-2010
259
259
142
142
57
57
2010-2011
313
313
164
164
71
71
2007-2008
34
754
788
33
12
45
16
22
2008-2009
35
685
720
27
38
65
14
16
30
2009-2010
22
575
597
13
61
74
22
29
2010-2011
41
674
715
41
37
78
21
13
34
2007-2008
51
50
101
25
11
36
15
21
2008-2009
43
66
109
23
28
13
16
2009-2010
42
13
55
24
25
13
14
2010-2011
76
84
46
47
23
24
2007-2008
853
2146
2999
1158
402
1560
475
199
674
2008-2009
901
1997
2898
1360
292
1652
587
139
726
2009-2010
1019
2661
3680
2561
425
2986
488
203
691
2010-2011
996
3434
4430
871
603
1474
385
277
662
2007-2008
2542
3283
5825
7727
563
8290
3909
275
4184
2008-2009
2550
3066
5616
8372
484
8856
4204
219
4423
2009-2010
2927
3621
6548
11604
660
12264
5097
301
5398
2010-2011
3195
4671
7866
11025
940
11965
5640
408
6048
Source : Myanma Port Authority.
376
13.16 CAPACITY OF VESSELS ARRIVING AT AND DEPARTING
FROM THE PORT OF YANGON
Number
S.N.
Year
Vessels
Schooners
Gross Tonnage(000)
Total
Vessels
Schooners
Net Tonnage(000)
Total
Vessels
Schooners
Total
ARRIVALS
1
1990-1991
669
1028
1697
1658
150
1808
963
86
1049
1995-1996
929
808
1737
4013
151
4164
2058
87
2145
2000-2001
1135
608
1743
5627
171
5798
2975
96
3071
2004-2005
1220
467
1687
5690
158
5848
2958
76
3034
2005-2006
1256
267
1523
5881
113
5994
3044
50
3094
2006-2007
1250
301
1551
5940
131
6071
3059
62
3121
2007-2008
1389
341
1730
6374
141
6515
3344
66
3410
2008-2009
1308
318
1626
6850
149
6999
3550
61
3611
2009-2010
1586
372
1958
8867
173
9040
4550
75
4625
10
2010-2011
1772
555
2327
9837
299
10136
5126
117
5243
DEPARTURES
1
1990-1991
657
1055
1712
1661
151
1812
961
87
1048
1995-1996
919
776
1695
3900
148
4048
2036
86
2122
2000-2001
1172
598
1770
5878
168
6046
3110
96
3206
2004-2005
1220
467
1687
5704
159
5863
2941
75
3016
2005-2006
1250
267
1517
5825
113
5938
3027
50
3077
2006-2007
1265
303
1568
6087
131
6218
3129
61
3190
2007-2008
1396
333
1729
6385
137
6522
3353
64
3417
2008-2009
1314
318
1632
6782
149
6931
3530
61
3591
2009-2010
1585
372
1957
8864
173
9037
4532
75
4607
10
2010-2011
1769
555
2324
9903
299
10202
5140
117
5257
Source : Myanma Port Authority.
377
13.17
VESSELS ARRIVING AT AND DEPARTING FROM THE PORT

OF YANGON BY GROSS TONNAGE
Vessels by Gross Tonnage

S.N.
Year
Under
1000
10012000
20013000
30014000
40015000
50016000
60017000
70018000
80019000
900110000
Above
10001
Total
ARRIVALS
1
1990-1991
286
172
31
54
14
15
39
29
13
667
1995-1996
227
154
101
68
93
43
21
27
33
56
106
929
2000-2001
206
194
63
105
98
53
68
82
19
142
105
1135
2004-2005
206
268
37
104
208
43
13
81
51
76
133
1220
2005-2006
186
254
49
128
236
71
11
93
43
75
110
1256
2006-2007
182
220
51
150
210
86
24
110
117
95
1250
2007-2008
218
221
107
157
185
95
38
136
11
146
75
1389
2008-2009
145
203
102
110
172
104
74
122
22
170
84
1308
2009-2010
162
192
133
115
222
160
91
134
39
205
133
1586
10
2010-2011
195
176
177
117
277
145
129
147
85
175
149
1772
DEPARTURES
1
1990-1991
276
169
31
58
13
15
38
30
13
657
1995-1996
224
164
102
67
85
39
22
31
31
50
104
919
2000-2001
217
186
68
103
108
56
64
82
36
156
96
1172
2004-2005
204
267
38
103
210
42
13
83
52
75
133
1220
2005-2006
188
250
50
125
238
71
12
93
42
75
106
1250
2006-2007
173
227
53
149
213
86
25
112
124
97
1265
2007-2008
219
222
108
159
185
94
38
140
11
145
75
1396
2008-2009
152
202
105
108
170
107
75
125
21
167
82
1314
2009-2010
160
194
132
111
222
155
91
135
40
210
135
1585
10
2010-2011
189
177
176
118
277
143
129
148
86
174
152
1769
Source: Myanma Port Authority.
378
13.18 ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF SEA-GOING VESSELS BY CAPACITY
AND FLAG OF SHIP
Arrival
S.N.
Flag of Ship
Year
Departure
No. of
Vessels
Gross
Tonnage
Net
Tonnage
No. of
Vessels
Gross
Tonnage
Net
Tonnage
Africa
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2
1
19
29213
1490
138703
15180
887
71253
3
1
19
39170
1490
138703
20212
887
71253
America
2008-2009
2010-2011
1
-
18296
-
8366
-
1
-
18296
-
8366
-
Antiga
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2
27
8
9
12156
247168
62631
72838
5632
122300
30913
35089
2
26
8
9
12156
237584
62631
72838
5632
117279
30913
35089
Bahamas
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
6
2
2
3
52160
43957
44778
26324
19679
14297
17241
11190
6
2
3
3
52160
43957
55275
26324
19679
14297
22798
11190
Bangladesh
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
27
23
24
30
218939
162265
193900
309515
122175
89330
105361
161729
27
20
22
31
218939
134482
153947
321299
122175
75521
78055
167831
Belize
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
25
11
13
-
45813
8876
16011
-
25452
3567
7363
-
25
11
13
-
45813
8876
16011
-
25452
3567
7363
-
Bulgaria
2009-2010
2010-2011
1
-
9143
-
4999
-
1
-
9143
-
4999
-
Cambodia
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
4
2
18297
5652-
11489
2566
4
2
18297
5652
11489
2566
China
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
67
32
27
47
374141
264997
284178
470185
193730
149418
168070
240978
69
27
27
45
381071
202450
291326
517531
197537
116145
170130
264067
10 Comoros
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
5
7
4
52136
82560
46734
24945
37216
22190
7
7
4
66590
82560
46739
32543
37216
22190
11 Croatia
2010-2011
5799
3152
5799
3152
12 Cyprus
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
3
8
17
-
35011
87305
135418
-
18839
45880
58639
-
3
8
17
-
35011
87305
135418
-
18839
45880
59239
-
13 Denmark
2007-2008
2008-2009
2010-2011
21
15
-
48524
44362
-
24059
21197
-
22
20
-
51550
69685
-
25719
32538
-
14 Dominika
2009-2010
2010-2011
7
-
10867
-
3860
-
7
-
10867
-
3860
-
15 French
2009-2010
2010-2011
1
-
12533
-
6570
-
2
-
18797
-
9470
-
379
AND FLAG OF SHIP (CONTD.)
S.N.
Flag of Ship
Year
No. of
Vessels
Arrival
Gross
Tonnage
Net
Tonnage
No. of
Vessels
Departure
Gross
Tonnage
Net
Tonnage
16 Germary
2010-2011
22496
8264
22496
8264
17 Greece
2008-2009
2010-2011
1
-
10765
-
6267
-
1
-
10765
-
6267
-
18 Honduas
2009-2010
2010-2011
7
19
9851
28024
5891
16501
7
19
9851
28024
5891
16501
19 Hong kong
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
4
8
-
42702
74196
-
21813
35740
-
8
7
-
95292
63598
-
50054
30009
-
20 India
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
68
85
83
107
335876
385784
391525
434954
151435
188303
196301
212955
70
83
86
111
360310
378991
424006
446129
162841
186244
212904
220535
21 Indonesia
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
20
18
3
16
159036
105892
6804
99293
70171
55616
3469
49683
22
19
3
16
180791
108740
6804
106183
81025
56709
3469
53306
22 Island
2007-2008
2008-2009
2010-2011
28
40
30
36052
82862
34294
12938
17118
9357
28
40
29
36045
62072
33260
12936
16818
9047
23 Isreal
2010-2011
2364
1321
2364
1321
24 Italy
2007-2008
2010-2011
1
-
9611
-
4260
-
1
-
9611
-
4260
-
25 Jamaica
2009-2010
2010-2011
2
-
33774
-
20622
-
2
-
33774
-
20622
-
26 Kampucher
2007-2008
2010-2011
3
-
11875
-
7222
-
3
-
11875
-
7222
-
27 Korea
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
35
47
55
41
112968
204241
282982
280046
62844
102068
148298
160321
35
46
55
41
113018
199641
267590
280051
62844
99896
140643
160321
28 Kribati Islands
2009-2010
2010-2011
2
-
7900
-
4454
-
1
-
5715
-
3200
-
29 Labuan (Sabuh-North Borneo)
2009-2010
2010-2011
2
-
1518
-
442
-
1
-
738
-
221
-
30 Liberia
2007-2008
2009-2010
2010-2011
1
16
11
18627
179445
112251
8945
88102
57933
1
16
12
18627
179445
118365
8945
88102
60820
31 Malaysia
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
63
35
52
72
346258
130398
245077
477207
209424
61870
114859
225036
65
36
54
69
340304
144260
264212
454380
209736
68654
123973
212434
32 Maldive
2010-2011
13034
3770
13534
3770
33 Malta
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
1
2
5
3
8407
28839
79388
63345
4215
16707
42669
35922
3
5
3
50044
79388
63345
29804
42669
35922
380
AND FLAG OF SHIP (CONTD.)
Arrival
S.N.
Flag of Ship
Year
Departure
No. of
Vessels
Gross
Tonnage
Net
Tonnage
No. of
Vessels
Gross
Tonnage
Net
Tonnage
34 Marshall
2009-2010
2010-2011
31
-
72135
-
33591
-
33
-
74223
-
34213
-
35 Mongolia
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
22
20
20
30
27955
25930
47527
72184
14895
13291
33275
41943
22
20
18
27
27955
31738
32663
63138
14895
16630
16208
35896
36 Moroni
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
1
1
-
1842
1842
-
966
966
-
1
1
-
1842
1842
-
966
966
-
37 Myanmar
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
435
309
372
335
1784559
1392847
1748858
1516390
953020
758676
926416
805990
440
316
365
339
1781558
1361879
1698855
1543356
954640
738662
900759
814770
38 Netherland
2009-2010
2010-2011
6
-
44210
-
22781
-
5
-
36341
-
18511
-
39 Pakistan
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
1
2
-
12395
24790
-
6747
13494
-
1
2
-
12395
24790
-
6747
13494
-
40 Panama
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
160
151
225
219
765339
969420
1658245
1582796
395592
506018
801670
817724
159
153
233
215
765238
978720
1757883
1565968
395471
510428
852022
802412
41 Philippines
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2
5
3
3
18567
58089
28477
28477
8658
30827
13152
13152
2
3
3
3
18567
40775
28477
28477
8658
22499
13152
13152
42 Portugal
2009-2010
2010-2011
15833
5572
15833
5572
43 Russia
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2
1
2
1
2776
1388
1848
924
832
416
554
277
2
1
2
1
2776
1388
1848
924
832
416
554
277
44 Singapore
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
257
252
254
362
1466996
1521797
1679044
2302817
761457
781326
844935
1179953
254
247
255
362
1452913
1462369
1686011
2304378
752504
753069
848084
1178120
45 Srilanka
2007-2008
2009-2010
2010-2011
1
6
21
11743
22398
104203
6457
10251
54180
6
21
22398
104203
10251
54180
381
AND FLAG OF SHIP (CONCLD.)
Arrival
S.N.
Flag of Ship
Departure
Year
No. of
Vessels
Gross
Tonnage
Net
Tonnage
46 ST.John's
2009-2010
2010-2011
2
-
12408
-
5800
-
47 ST.Kitts(Basse Terre-Leeward Islands)
2009-2010
2010-2011
3
2
34286
2400
48 St-Vincent
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
3
10
12
3
49 Syria
2009-2010
2010-2011
50 Tavalu
Gross
Tonnage
Net
Tonnage
1
-
6204
-
2900
-
18646
1502
3
2
34286
2400
18646
1502
37919
108311
125874
42508
20761
53672
67356
21024
3
10
11
3
37919
108311
129408
42508
20761
53670
67660
21024
2
-
15657
-
8480
-
2
-
15657
-
8480
-
2009-2010
2010-2011
10
14
41049
44107
22416
24291
10
14
41049
44107
22414
24291
51 Thailand
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
120
163
243
293
357932
546780
892364
1099338
195084
297860
493367
620944
119
162
242
293
356090
550328
854979
1100894
193515
303814
473668
620082
52 Turkish(Turkey)
2009-2010
2010-2011
3
-
50480
-
28149
-
3
-
50480
-
28149
-
53 U.A.E
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
1
2
4
12140
23620
38746
6476
11818
20402
1
2
4
12140
23620
38746
6476
11818
20402
54 Ukraine
2010-2011
17989
10667
17989
10667
55 United Kingdon
2007-2008
2009-2010
2010-2011
1
2
3
802
2159
29157
240
647
14142
1
2
3
802
2159
29157
240
647
14142
56 USA
2010-2011
10497
5557
10497
5557
57 Vanautu
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2
8
9
5
1940
27475
10623
7645
952
13971
4667
2290
2
9
9
5
1940
27768
10623
7645
952
14642
4667
2290
58 Vietnam
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
13
24
33
56
72260
204041
162722
278245
45419
104088
90548
156729
13
25
32
56
72260
216018
157461
279061
45417
109678
88425
156720
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
1389
1308
1586
1772
6374242
6850810
8866585
9837314
3344387
3550065
4554945
5125549
1396
1314
1585
1769
6385299
6782168
8863843
9902297
3352727
3529980
4532321
5140635
GRAND TOTAL
No. of
Vessels
382
13.19 SEABORNE CARGO HANDLED BY THE PORT OF YANGON
(Ton)
S.N.
I
1.
2.
3.
4.
Particulars
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
OUTSHIPMENT
Wharf
754888
2461211
4231389
4634628
4624113
5213144
5502837
6028926
6480993
5922464
a.International
b.Coastal
689117
65771
2395235
65976
3962816
268573
4507425
127203
4507322
116791
4929630
283514
5225931
276906
5776516
252410
6205681
275312
5664285
258179
Foreshore
125241
170266
150545
138719
100847
118732
116525
136547
174378
208781
a.International
b.Coastal
53431
71810
19554
150712
150545
138719
100847
118732
116525
136547
174378
208781
Mid-Stream
41112
57453
217
a.International
b.Coastal
32778
8334
16511
40942
145
72
Total
921241
2688930
4381934
4773347
4724960
5332093
5619362
6165473
6655371
6131245
a.International
b.Coastal
775326
145915
2431300
257630
3962816
419118
4507425
265922
4507322
217638
4929775
402318
5225931
393431
5776516
388957
6205681
449690
5664285
466960
Wharf
893354
3612848
6189952
5069014
5384742
5476149
6125057
6056295
9229589
10819526
a.International
b.Coastal
883481
9873
3560294
52554
6124699
65253
4999529
69485
5137105
247637
5009552
466597
5625535
499522
5626764
429531
8890873
338716
10389154
430372
Foreshore
162965
163010
90539
138493
128833
146508
115067
94180
119958
169340
a.International
b.Coastal
20369
142596
8450
154560
90539
138493
128833
146508
115067
94180
119958
169340
Mid-Stream
154797
212021
5820
73
180
36
142532
1318530
a.International
b.Coastal
136372
18425
205558
6463
5820
-
73
-
180
-
36
-
142532
-
1318530
-
Total
1211116
3987879
6286311
5207580
5513755
5622693
6240124
6150475
9492079
12307396
a.International
b.Coastal
1040222
170894
3774302
213577
6130519
155792
4999602
207978
5137285
376470
5009588
613105
5625535
614589
5626764
523711
9033405
458674
11707684
599712
GRAND TOTAL
2132357
6676809 10668245
9980927 10238715 10954786
11859486 12315948 16147450
18438641
a.International
b.Coastal
1815548
316809
6205602 10093335
471207
574910
9507027
473900
10851466 11403280 15239086

1008020
912668
908364
17371969
1066672
INSHIPMENT
II
1.
2.
3.
4.
III
9644607
594108
9939363
1015423
383
13.20 SEABORNE CARGO BY PRINCIPAL COMMODITY
(Ton)
S.N.
Commodity
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
OUTSHIPMENT
I.
1 Petrol Oil and Lubricants
29741
82212
137696
66135
69491
69070
61090
61730
43624
49267
2 Rice and Rice Products
167427
402673
303118
221943
221335
38177
389678
742310
920289
594685
27529
22486
97901
53102
42426
21938
29261
36049
32703
42633
4 Timber
182777
494065
1013811
1599518
1730382
1776002
1693284
1301746
1514721
1646058
5 General Cargo
513767
1687494
2829408
2832649
2661326
3426906
3446049
4023638
4144034
3798602
921241
2688930
4381934
4773347
4724960
5332093
5619362
6165473
6655371
6131245
158166
546294
2125743
1508994
1618868
1286630
1293394
1184468
1259189
2028570
1052956
3441585
4160568
3698586
3894887
4336063
4946730
4966007
8232890
10278826
TOTAL
1211122
3987879
6286311
5207580
5513755
5622693
6240124
6150475
9492079
12307396
GRAND TOTAL
2132363
6676809 10668245
9980927 10238715 10954786 11859486 12315948 16147450
18438641
3 Minerals
TOTAL
II.
INSHIPMENT
1 Petrol Oil and Lubricants
2 General Cargo
384
13.21 SEABORNE CARGO BY COMMODITY SECTION (BSITC)
(Ton)
S.N.
Commodity
Year
Outshipment (exports)
Inshipment (imports)
Foreign
Coastal
Total
Foreign
Coastal
Total
Food and live
2007-2008
2869829
30513
2900342
200941
164310
365251
animals
2008-2009
3836600
32866
3869466
207993
134398
342391
2009-2010
3596497
34641
3631138
421823
156026
577849
2010-2011
2232975
3355
2236330
409867
203699
613566
Beverages and
2007-2008
67813
4849
72662
19993
975
20968
tobacco
2008-2009
25418
3786
29204
9603
271
9874
2009-2010
11915
3337
15252
8180
541
8721
2010-2011
6336
4457
10793
19874
1104
20978
Crude materials
2007-2008
1746916
14039
1760955
1641113
68936
1710049
inedible except
2008-2009
1400856
14045
1414901
1705839
31116
1736955
fuel
2009-2010
1642812
28450
1671262
3995746
41153
4036899
2010-2011
1598061
47194
1645255
2147959
40346
2188305
Mineral fuels
2007-2008
59681
59681
993332
1330
994662
lubricants and
2008-2009
362
57408
57770
916246
260783
1177029
related materials
2009-2010
470
40975
41445
1109312
142435
1251747
2010-2011
31479
48783
80262
2957260
234953
3192213
Animal and vegetable
2007-2008
84
84
271011
39742
310753
oils and fats
2008-2009
491
491
235727
36702
272429
2009-2010
3641
3641
132250
40092
172342
2010-2011
8779
8779
385
13.21 SEABORNE CARGO BY COMMODITY SECTION (BSITC)(CONCLD.)
(Ton)
S.N.
6
10
Commodity
Year
Outshipment (exports)
Inshipment (imports)
Foreign
Coastal
Total
Coastal
Total
2007-2008
5646
2019
7665
157087
7086
164173
2008-2009
7380
5850
13230
140621
3973
144594
2009-2010
6547
5663
12210
221274
6720
227994
2010-2011
3666
3666
220665
6532
227197
Manufactured goods
2007-2008
341464
43
341507
4267
66
4333
classified chiefly
2008-2009
348281
521
348802
3710
12
3722
by material
2009-2010
399811
27
399838
29586
149
29735
2010-2011
13299
26
13325
4037
1593
5630
Machinery and
2007-2008
60844
4566
65410
1815254
37602
1852856
transport
2008-2009
47856
6601
54457
1837735
23165
1860900
equipment
2009-2010
292654
9210
301864
1923109
25718
1948827
2010-2011
1308635
348646
1657281
2181779
25165
2206944
Miscellaneous
2007-2008
63221
277202
340423
351075
291542
642617
manufactured
2008-2009
60730
266486
327216
427123
30014
457137
articles
2009-2010
225126
322222
547348
1057981
43357
1101338
2010-2011
20657
295
20952
3390751
80214
3470965
Commodities
2007-2008
70198
435
70633
171462
3000
174462
not classified
2008-2009
49030
906
49936
142167
3277
145444
according to kind
2009-2010
29849
1524
31373
134144
2483
136627
2010-2011
452843
1759
454602
375492
6106
381598
2007-2008
5225931
393431
5619362
5625535
614589
6240124
2008-2009
5776513
388960
6165473
5626764
523711
6150475
2009-2010
6205681
449690
6655371
9033405
458674
9492079
2010-2011
5664285
466960
6131245
11707684
599712
12307396
Chemicals
TOTAL
Foreign
386
13.22 PASSENGER STATISTICS OF THE PORT OF YANGON
(Number)
S.N.
Particulars
1990-91 1995-96 2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
a.Inward
17769
18061
22806
25369
28434
27601
b.Outward
17956
16757
26092
28769
24632
c.Total
35725
34818
48898
54138
a.Inward
4432
1684
1377
b.Outward
4670
1682
c.Total
9102
3366
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
20597
19326
13041
6814
23772
20390
21636
12643
6869
53066
51373
40987
40962
25684
13683
2140
2697
2811
3020
5561
7982
7170
1399
2139
2842
2856
3069
5333
8170
7340
2996
4279
5539
5667
6089
10894
16152
14510
1 SEA-GOING PASSENGER
2 INLAND PASSENGER (000)
387
13.23 UNION OF MYANMAR ARTERIAL HIGHWAYS BY REGION AND STATE
S.N.
Region and State
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2186
160
169
875
293
689
2198
175
207
876
280
660
1596
277
309
734
276
-
1629
315
408
676
230
-
1652
323
481
609
239
-
1652
346
487
594
225
-
1653
351
488
588
226
-
1656
353
544
533
226
-
1660
354
548
569
189
-
1660
372
547
571
170
-
414
129
29
142
96
18
462
162
25
135
113
27
581
271
30
141
139
-
581
282
33
138
128
-
581
283
36
135
127
-
581
283
38
134
126
-
581
283
39
133
126
-
581
283
45
129
124
-
639
295
91
129
124
-
639
295
95
125
124
-
564
210
55
169
130
668
235
60
173
200
737
306
96
139
196
771
339
108
118
206
772
346
109
118
199
772
347
111
136
178
772
351
111
138
172
772
353
127
125
167
772
353
138
124
157
829
360
146
154
169
888
46
10
42
666
124
1184
70
34
80
700
300
1062
98
253
14
697
-
1062
146
326
22
568
-
1062
199
296
18
549
-
1062
256
264
16
526
-
1062
268
259
15
520
-
1065
282
264
25
494
-
1067
288
282
15
482
-
1100
293
290
14
503
-
1500
351
172
526
422
29
1652
400
200
517
505
30
1935
813
233
421
468
-
2132
1038
331
414
349
-
2095
1032
331
391
341
-
2098
1035
346
387
330
-
2098
1040
346
387
325
-
2166
1054
373
385
354
-
2246
1066
377
460
343
-
2329
1103
410
427
389
-
Chin State
Length of Roads (miles)
1.Bituminous
2.Metalled
3.Surface
4.Earth
5.Mule
2004-05
Kayin State
1.Bituminous
2.Metalled
3.Surface
4.Earth
2000-01
Kayah State
1.Bituminous
2.Metalled
3.Surface
4.Earth
5.Mule
1995-96
Kachin State
1.Bituminous
2.Metalled
3.Surface
4.Earth
5.Mule
1990-91
Sagaing Region
1.Bituminous
2.Metalled
3.Surface
4.Earth
5.Mule
388
13.23 UNION OF MYANMAR ARTERIAL HIGHWAYS BY REGION AND STATE (CONTD.)
S.N.
Region and State
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
680
223
23
137
297
-
664
409
86
169
-
815
707
25
81
2
896
708
35
83
70
1334
511
98
556
169
-
2010-11
689
411
206
25
47
-
743
439
207
27
70
-
758
456
239
12
51
-
758
456
239
12
51
-
758
464
240
4
50
-
758
464
240
4
50
-
758
464
240
4
50
-
950
712
61
125
52
1016
747
56
150
63
1064
752
69
146
97
1063
754
73
142
94
1063
756
71
155
81
1238
915
91
162
70
1357
938
139
196
84
1428
973
146
190
119
1595
585
104
553
267
86
1625
846
252
395
132
-
1742
985
235
369
153
-
1789
1050
226
345
168
-
1813
1062
225
373
153
-
1827
1077
231
368
151
-
1909
1082
229
372
226
-
1962
1087
234
412
229
-
2066
1339
244
333
150
-
1044
865
69
78
32
1084
881
94
84
25
1146
1047
67
21
11
1285
1102
92
50
41
1322
1122
100
80
20
1325
1136
118
61
10
1329
1137
118
60
14
1379
1191
112
53
23
1557
1241
138
102
76
1768
1415
141
121
91
424
353
7
34
30
434
355
9
32
38
431
362
22
38
9
431
377
22
23
9
440
387
22
23
8
440
387
22
23
8
452
394
24
23
11
463
394
25
22
22
464
397
24
32
11
465
397
24
33
11
Mandalay Region
1.Bituminous
2.Metalled
3.Surface
4.Earth
10
419
213
5
136
44
21
2004-05
Magway Region
1.Bituminous
2.Metalled
3.Surface
4.Earth
5.Mule
2000-01
Bago Region
1.Bituminous
2.Metalled
3.Surface
4.Earth
1995-96
Tanintharyi Region
1.Bituminous
2.Metalled
3.Surface
4.Earth
5.Mule
1990-91
Mon State
1.Bituminous
2.Metalled
3.Surface
4.Earth
389
13.23 UNION OF MYANMAR ARTERIAL HIGHWAYS BY REGION AND STATE (CONCLD.)
S.N.
11
Region and State
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
462
168
137
142
15
-
680
194
151
152
160
23
883
520
204
45
114
-
897
548
230
119
-
971
555
226
46
144
-
1014
558
226
99
131
-
1040
561
231
100
148
-
1040
566
233
96
145
-
1078
568
247
115
148
-
1110
569
256
115
170
-
272
234
18
20
-
441
255
32
25
129
511
305
53
59
94
543
328
63
73
79
559
340
70
70
79
561
352
68
67
74
561
361
66
60
74
595
393
65
61
76
595
404
65
61
65
599
430
65
52
52
4128
1465
775
703
1134
51
4402
1520
790
960
1102
30
4425
1609
905
808
1103
-
4530
1849
809
857
1015
-
4635
1949
873
772
1041
-
4715
2007
903
818
987
-
4774
2033
942
814
985
-
4871
2060
1023
781
1007
-
5636
2233
1278
796
1329
-
5884
2268
1286
867
1463
-
501
196
70
192
43
923
215
125
287
296
1328
454
420
185
269
1332
505
441
174
212
1336
519
441
191
185
1341
529
437
200
175
1344
548
418
232
146
1506
552
415
252
287
1570
656
389
183
342
1672
665
406
217
384
14951
5608
1639
3696
3076
932
17299
5978
1889
4094
4182
1156
17874
8029
2991
3125
3729
-
18640
8972
3360
3089
3219
-
19021
9296
3487
2971
3267
-
19195
9508
3557
3062
3068
-
19314
9616
3583
3085
3030
-
19999
9942
3786
3000
3271
-
21361
10344
4190
3198
3629
-
22307
10943
4296
3223
3845
-
Ayeyarwaddy Region
1.Bituminous
2.Metalled
3.Surface
4.Earth
15
2004-05
Shan State
1.Bituminous
2.Metalled
3.Surface
4.Earth
5.Mule
14
2000-01
Yangon Region
1.Bituminous
2.Metalled
3.Surface
4.Earth
13
1995-96
Rakhine State
1.Bituminous
2.Metalled
3.Surface
4.Earth
5.Mule
12
1990-91
Union Total
1.Bituminous
2.Metalled
3.Surface
4.Earth
5.Mule
Source: Public Works.
390
13.24 REGISTERED MOTOR VEHICLES BY TYPE IN YANGON AND OTHER AREAS
(Number)
S.N.
Classification
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
1 Passenger
77472
149968
173444
186908
193940
202068
217018
233227
245921
265642
Yangon
49927
107886
101396
117129
122159
126433
134088
142869
149415
159854
Others
27545
42082
72048
69779
71781
75635
82930
90358
96506
105788
10355
19629
24229
22249
23364
23392
24051
24929
26007
28068
Yangon
2386
10196
13845
12464
13630
13717
13943
14012
14561
15828
Others
7969
9433
10384
9785
9734
9675
10108
10917
11446
12240
22188
23199
29663
30499
31437
31990
33160
33928
35125
36820
Yangon
10032
10039
8112
8843
9102
9244
9703
9624
10252
11263
Others
12156
13160
21551
21656
22335
22746
23457
24304
24873
25557
17941
15639
16866
17973
18038
18857
19291
19683
19807
20944
Yangon
9062
7344
9041
9997
9882
10415
10674
10780
10592
11388
Others
8879
8295
7825
7976
8156
8442
8617
8903
9215
9556
2 Truck (Light Duty)
3 Truck (Heavy Duty)
4 Bus
5 Other
4701
6611
7400
11359
11307
11758
13008
13933
14514
15862
Yangon
1964
1218
4835
7746
7694
8052
9151
9900
10401
11463
Others
2737
5393
2565
3613
3613
3706
3857
4033
4113
4399
6 Two Wheeler
43617
85821
174489
638519
641777
646872
658997
1612423
1749083
1883958
Yangon
17815
37696
21442
3466
3310
3162
3013
42416
46539
50660
Others
25802
48125
153047
635053
638467
643710
655984
1570007
1702544
1833298
7 Three Wheeler
2226
1966
1305
1332
2374
3952
5643
6668
8876
13424
Yangon
52
48
145
Others
2224
1966
1305
1332
2374
3952
5643
6616
8828
13279
8 Trawlergi
14868
55430
57051
57867
61674
54169
48071
43678
Yangon
132
2867
2756
2515
2243
1280
1036
658
Others
14736
52563
54295
55352
59431
52889
47035
43020
9 Heavy Machine
125
Yangon
71
Others
54
178500
302833
442264
964269
979288
996756
1032842
1998960
2147404
2308521
Yangon
91188
174379
158803
162512
168533
173538
182815
230933
242844
261330
Others
87312
128454
283461
801757
810755
823218
850027
1768027
1904560
2047191
Total
Source: Department of Road Transport Administration.
391
13.25 PUBLIC ROAD TRANSPORT HAULAGE STATISTICS
(In thousand)
1990-91
S.N.
Region and State
Ton
1995-96
Tonmiles
Ton
2000-01
Tonmiles
Ton
2004-05
Tonmiles
Ton
2005-06
Tonmiles
Ton
Tonmiles
Kachin State
19
642
16
1795
Kayah State
1316
22
2258
Kayin State
1284
1226
1578
1526
Sagaing Region
49
2682
75
4931
80
7669
79
11136
91
12190
Bago Region
129
13614
253
26707
245
32046
290
42225
331
46981
Magway Region
62
8374
122
16551
142
24954
176
32916
195
35458
Mandalay Region
133
16356
262
28301
361
47938
374
52584
395
60221
Mon State
34
4621
46
7110
54
8697
79
12492
89
13447
Rakhine State
40
390
10
Yangon Region
347
20426
370
41757
372
44254
850
59248
965
63499
11
Shan State
62
6449
94
11706
114
16531
154
27773
169
30195
12
Ayeyawady Region
70
2320
87
4603
112
6578
100
7022
108
7562
914
76840
1352
147393
1485
189893
2108
246974
2349
271079
TOTAL
392
13.25 PUBLIC ROAD TRANSPORT HAULAGE STATISTICS (CONCLD.)
(In thousand)
2006-07
S.N.
Region and State
Ton
2007-08
Tonmiles
Ton
2008-09
Tonmiles
Ton
2009-10
Tonmiles
Ton
2010-11
Tonmiles
Ton
Tonmiles
Kachin State
Kayah State
Kayin State
1499
1524
1529
1531
1534
Sagaing Region
92
14093
96
16442
96
16459
96
16685
97
16760
Bago Region
326
47063
321
49777
327
49900
322
50001
323
50044
Magway Region
200
35374
200
36810
202
37991
205
38051
208
38074
Mandalay Region
397
61844
400
67427
413
69306
412
69325
413
69388
Mon State
90
13384
90
13189
92
13630
89
13665
90
13643
Rakhine State
10 Yangon Region
981
64719
986
66504
979
69791
979
69969
981
69954
11 Shan State
180
36304
191
43232
192
43222
193
43263
193
43259
12 Ayeyawady Region
108
8309
109
9347
109
13081
109
13124
109
13124
2380
282589
2399
304252
2416
314909
2411
315614
2421
315780
TOTAL
Source: Road Transport.
393
13.26 YANGON CITY ROAD TRANSPORT
(In thousand)
S.N.
Year
Public
Taxi Service
Bus Service
Public
Private
Passenger
Passenger
-mile
Passenger
Passenger
-mile
Passenger
Total
Passenger
-mile
Passenger
Passenger
-mile
1990-1991
4918
16968
92473
930796
404600
1887003
497073
2817799
1995-1996
14604
72276
102099
1523246
822221
3832701
924320
5355947
2000-2001
6671
35463
30390
807064
668627
3116737
699017
3923801
2004-2005
448
6298
35017
1357739
910167
4242652
945184
5600391
2005-2006
450
6355
37176
1397328
869895
4054927
907071
5452255
2006-2007
459
6727
37208
1421331
849151
3958232
886359
5379563
2007-2008
493
6990
37615
1488721
881356
4108353
918971
5597074
2008-2009
520
7185
37371
1523712
708136
3300905
745507
4824617
2009-2010
522
7186
37371
1522938
706229
3292016
743600
4814954
10
2010-2011
517
7114
31960
1310806
684115
3188934
716075
4499740
Note: Since 1988-89 private bus service statistics includes

private buses as well as pick-ups.
Sources : 1. Road Transport.

2. Yangon Division Buses Control Committee.
394
13.27 COMMUNICATIONS STATISTICS
(Number)
S.N.
Particulars
1990-91 1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
1 POST SERVICE
Post Offices
Post-cum-Telegraph Office
1134
1206
1293
1331
1343
1349
1364
1369
1373
1385
176
177
171
157
159
160
182
180
179
181
63007 79988
83414
89681
8545
87844
84699
85003
84837
80941
Letter Mail (000)

Domestic
Foreign-Received
1069
980
828
541
541
563
512
467
375
214
Sent
1512
5709
1964
3028
1452
1227
793
663
265
118
Telegraph Offices
58
76
100
132
158
167
178
182
199
225
Wireless Stations
113
148
168
161
153
150
146
145
133
120
4190
7209
4854
3699
3184
2972
2621
2120
1433
879
0.40
0.50
0.28
0.25
0.15
0.12
16
10
2.89
2.53
1.37
0.87
86333 169530
282853
434182
500396
594475
716349
846705
1077084
1643392
Yangon
45575 83234
148577
228654
269333
315068
384451
419268
499914
687798
Others
40758 86296
134276
205528
231063
279407
331898
427437
577170
955594
2 TELEGRAPH SERVICE
Telegrams (000)
Domestic
Foreign-Received
Sent
3 TELEPHONE SERVICE
Telephone in use
Mobile Phone
Yangon
1973
10370
72560
103144
143240
185338
211432
297940
464164
Others
644
3110
19447
25556
52809
102369
188398
281969
609019
Cellular
2617
8550
21524
22764
23256
23879
26662
26832
23361
C.D.M.A
4930
12041
12083
12090
12153
73312
198990
655502
G.S.M
58442
93852
160703
251675
299856
354087
394320
38
70
102
163
199
227
251
291
362
411
279
399
454
676
660
659
643
600
557
505
Transit Exchange
11
11
International Exchange
Mobile Exchange
10
10
12
12
11
14
13
Packet Switching
International Gateway
4 No. of EXCHANGE
Auto Exchange
Manual Exchange
395
13.27 COMMUNICATIONS STATISTICS (CONCLD.)
(Number)
S.N.
Particulars
1990-91 1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
5 Telex Service
Number of Subscribers
Number of calls
189
223
34
21
19
16
14
13
(i) Incoming
335075
184926
58299
5248
286
127
98
12
(ii) Outgoing
232023
125078
48816
3003
2711
3098
1678
886
1326
2875
4026
4338
4703
4951
5123
5334
5677
Domestic (SCPC)
13
15
Domestic (VSAT)
15
11
13
13
12
12
12
8 No. of e-mail subscribers
3273
Government
146
*
50153
*
12362
*
124789
*
17210
*
196969
*
20261
*
180938
*
19676
Public
3127
*
37791
*
107579
*
176708
*
161262
9 No. of internet users
40
Government
27
*
9255
*
2745
*
562672 (r)
*
58720
*
591320
*
68784
Public
13
10 Microwave Stations
23
32
Digital Route
Analog Route
18
6 Facsimile Service
Facsimile in use
7 Satellite Earth Station
International
Note: * Includes Myanma Posts and

Telecommunications
as well as Myanmar Teleport.
# Includes e-mail
*
451734
*
54664
*
6510
*
397070
503952*
*
522536
83
223
229
232
232
246
284
330
15
61
167
181
185
185
227
267
330
17
22
56
48
47
47
19
17
67000 # 77424 #
106674 #
Sources: 1. Myanma Posts and Telecommunications.

2. Myanmar Teleport.
396
13.28 RADIO, TELEVISION, VIDEO AND HOME SATELLITE RECEIVER LICENCE
ISSUED AND REVENUE REALIZED
S.N.
Particulars
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
1 Radio
Number of licence
3916
22643
18500
882
144
4300
210
216
1901
118
Total Revenue
0.12
0.81
0.27
0.04
0.02
0.11
0.02
0.01
0.06
0.00
129036
279251
296353
217451
184160
196136
181927
144355
115706
89477
50935
120193
92283
102365
69796
79537
75798
78554
56259
43857
23.57
52.69
60.48
91.71
101.68
110.72
101.36
82.76
86.19
63.83
15.59
35.4
31.78
27.68
27.14
22.18
23.21
17.94
15.14
11.22
2.53
6.89
3.76
6.36
5.32
4.95
4.65
3.70
3.75
2.83
Fines
5.43
10.34
24.92
57.47
68.52
83.56
73.38
61.10
67.24
49.77
Duplicate
0.02
0.06
0.03
0.20
0.69
0.03
0.12
0.02
0.06
0.01
Number of Licence
1716
1758
82080
76816
70738
Total Revenue
32.33
29.47
556.86
552.64
467.02
(Kyat in Million)
2 Television and Video
Number of
Licence - Television
- Video
Total Revenue
(Kyat in Million)
Licence fee - Television
- Video
3 Home Satellite Receiver
(Kyat in Million)
Sources : 1. Myanma Posts and Telecommunications .

2. Posts and Telecommunications Department.
397
13.29 TELEVISION RELAY STATIONS BY REGION AND STATE
(Number)
S.N.
Region and State
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09 2009-10
2010-11
Kachin State
Kayah State
Kayin State
Chin State
Sagaing Region
Tanintharyi Region
Bago Region
Magway Region
Mandalay Region
10 Mon State
11 Rakhine State
12 Yangon Region
13 Shan State
14
25
16
14
11
Union Total
Source: Myanma Radio and Television.
2010-2011
p.a
2009-2010
2008-2009
2007-2008
2006-2007
2005-2006
2004-2005
2000-2001
1995-1996
1990-1991
400
Chart No. 14
ANNUAL GROWTH RATE OF REAL GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT
Percent
16
14
12
10
401
National accounts statistics are obtained from the Planning Department. Statistics
relating to basic statistics on gross domestic product, consumption and investment are
calculated both at current prices and constant prices. The total value of net output and
services ( GDP ) are calculated at 1985-86 constant producers' prices up to 2000-2001.
For the year of 2001-2002 to 2005-2006, the total value of net output and services (GDP)
are calculated at 2000-2001 constant producers' prices. Since 2006-2007 to 2010-2011, the
total value of net output and services (GDP) are calculated at 2005-06 constant producers'
prices.
Table 14.01 shows the value of net output, services and trade (At current producers'
prices).
Table 14.02 shows the national production, consumption and investment (At current
producers' prices).
Table 14.03(A) refers to value of net output, services and trade (At 1985-86
constant producers' prices and 2000-01 constant producers' prices).
Table 14.03(B) refers to value of net output, services and trade (At 2005-06
constant producers' prices).
Table 14.04(A) refers to national production, consumption and investment
(At 1985-86 constant producers' prices and 2000-01 constant producers' prices).
Table 14.04(B) refers to national production, consumption and investment
(At 2005-06 constant producers' prices).
Table 14.05 relates to annual growth rates of gross domestic product, consumption
and investment.
402
14.01 VALUE OF NET OUTPUT, SERVICES AND TRADE
(AT CURRENT PRODUCERS' PRICES)
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
Sectors
2004-05
2005-06
103008.7 422443.1 1708567.0
5858764.4
7888035.2 10643570.1 14872547.0 18399697.8 21231268.7
25161164.5
1.Agriculture
70325.3 321550.4 1245437.8
3714681.2
4718474.3
6068007.3
8246217.0
9235953.3
9956185.7
11082206.2
2.Livestock and
Fishery
13978.2
36439.6
201379.0
630305.6
941058.8
1243778.3
1766220.3
2421891.6
2826546.0
3392044.8
3.Forestry
2695.9
4760.0
14332.7
27887.3
76818.6
89770.1
97412.2
115889.8
133649.6
158340.1
4. Energy
465.3
600.9
4838.5
10852.3
20075.7
29719.9
48159.0
62436.8
72445.9
66229.5
5.Mining
570.5
2569.0
10193.7
46600.3
69392.9
92220.0
157184.6
191971.6
258905.4
303517.8
6.Processing and
Manufacturing
11824.3
41594.4
182896.6
1051643.8
1572906.7
2358091.7
3473910.3
4917322.4
6127551.5
7896966.3
7.Electric Power
386.2
1871.8
3444.4
20023.4
27652.3
110009.9
189789.5
218166.7
337675.4
422525.1
2763.0
13057.0
46044.3
356770.5
461655.9
651972.9
893654.1
1236065.6
1518309.2
1839334.7
14390.4
41928.1
230479.3
1198893.2
1731532.5
2658374.1
3548407.1
4658527.7
5775486.9
6725646.8
3693.1
17088.3
146305.3
855388.3
1283046.6
1848556.7
2534900.7
3476501.8
4278780.2
4837735.4
2.Communications
351.8
1681.8
7065.2
81222.7
129115.7
171393.6
246764.6
255034.1
307820.5
323544.0
3.Financial
Institutions
270.1
1041.1
2641.1
6748.4
10237.4
14398.7
16948.3
20938.5
27392.0
37715.4
4.Social and
Administrative
Services
6023.7
10782.0
39353.7
103890.3
112598.9
340892.2
371289.5
399678.6
551653.8
788171.9
5.Rental and
Other Services
4051.7
11334.9
35114.0
151643.5
196533.9
283132.9
378504.0
506374.7
609840.4
738480.1
34542.3 140357.9
613686.2
2021270.9
2667197.7
3550813.6
4915158.6
6175062.5
6887283.5
7959882.3
9078928.5 12286765.4 16852757.8 23336112.7 29233288.0 33894039.1
39846693.6
I. GOODS
8.Construction
II. SERVICES
1.Transportation
III. TRADE
IV. GROSS DOMESTIC
PRODUCT (I+II+III)
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
151941.4 604729.1 2552732.5
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
Source : Planning Department.
403
14.02 NATIONAL PRODUCTION, CONSUMPTION AND INVESTMENT
(AT CURRENT PRODUCERS' PRICES)
S.N.
Particulars
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
(KYAT MILLION)
1 Total Consumption*
2 Total Investment
3 Stock Changes
134188.4
22318.4
523876.4 2237476.9
82581.6
300981.3
7965510.8 10682305.0 14291377.0 19861427.0 24141260.0 28542970.6

1069021.4
1563754.0
2282421.0
31463255.6
3390475.4
4599845.0
6436190.3
9115073.7
(-)1995.2 (+)3540.0 (+)16708.8 (+)39689.3 (+)57040.5 (+)23995.8 (+)65194.0
(-)29231.0
(-)41587.3 (+)106059.2
4 Value of Exports ( f.o.b)
2952.6
5032.7
12638.6
16045.5
19802.7
29294.6
33994.8
32214.3
38672.8
46149.6
5 Value of Imports ( c.i.f )
5522.8
10301.6
15073.1
11338.5
11514.2
16835.0
18418.9
24873.8
22837.4
35508.4
(+)3440.4 (+)514073.5 (-)1059369.9
(-)848336.1
9078928.5 12286765.4 16852757.8 23336112.7 29233288.0 33894039.1
39846693.6
6 Statistical Discrepancy **
7 Gross Domestic Product
(-)24622.6 (+)242504.4
151941.4
604729.1 2552732.5
(KYAT)
8 Per Capita GDP
3725
13515
50927
167202
221799
298200
405817
500767
573212
666556
9 Per Capita Consumption
3290
11708
44638
146697
192835
252878
345392
413541
482716
526317
547
1846
6005
19688
28229
40386
58961
78796
108848
152477
10 Per Capita Investment

*
Starting from 2005/2006 to 2008/2009 consumption data are estimated based on the Integrated Household
Living Conditions Assessment (IHLCA) Survey, 2004.The data for 2009/2010 and 2010/2011 are estimated
based on IHLCA Survey, 2009.

** Statistical discrepancy are difference between GDP by product approach [(7)] and GDP by
expenditure approach [(1)+(2)+(3)+(4)-(5)].
404
14.03 (A) VALUE OF NET OUTPUT, SERVICES AND TRADE
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
Sectors
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
(At 1985-86 Constant Producers' Prices)
I GOODS
2004-05
2005-06
30605.1
40455.6
60669.9
2684199.3
3055284.2
19470.6
24764.7
33658.9
1697099.7
1878319.0
3609.8
4567.1
8310.3
374298.0
444564.1
3.Forestry
941.8
740.3
866.5
16414.3
17074.2
4.Energy
159.9
153.4
511.2
7723.2
9221.0
5.Mining
283.3
724.3
1868.8
17479.2
23950.3
6.Processing and
Manufacturing
4560.3
6191.6
10170.8
436428.7
532178.5
7.Electric Power
339.6
660.4
1092.9
4787.9
5706.6
1239.8
2653.8
4190.5
129968.3
144270.5
8269.8
11979.4
18659.8
473767.3
545638.9
1905.8
2841.6
4649.5
309799.1
359877.4
2.Communications
360.8
862.6
2149.4
27415.7
32477.8
3.Financial
Institutions
267.7
997.8
2131.1
6748.4
10237.4
4.Social and
Administrative
Services
3426.0
4470.9
5967.5
64528.1
69937.3
5.Rental and
Other Services
2309.5
2806.5
3762.3
65276.0
73109.0
III TRADE
11384.6
14306.6
20945.1
958668.8
1074296.5
IV GROSS DOMESTIC
PRODUCT (I+II+III)
50259.5
66741.6
100274.8
4116635.4
4675219.6
1.Agriculture
2.Livestock and
Fishery
8.Construction
II SERVICES
1.Transportation
405
14.03(B) VALUE OF NET OUTPUT, SERVICES AND TRADE
(AT 2005-06 CONSTANT PRODUCERS' PRICES)
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
Sectors
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
GOODS
8871398.1
9876019.5
10812290.5
11851941.9
13002137.1
1.Agriculture
5151261.6
5535774.1
5799789.0
6043622.0
6288310.8
2.Livestock and
Fishery
1055869.9
1170634.0
1288795.6
1447155.2
1556088.8
3.Forestry
83215.7
83487.1
81580.7
79063.2
79335.8
4.Energy
22248.2
23083.3
24860.6
24636.6
23164.6
5.Mining
76546.5
81698.9
94735.2
108619.5
120247.6
6.Processing and
Manufacturing
1919888.8
2326026.0
2750743.3
3269513.7
3938849.3
7.Electric Power
30464.5
31935.3
35525.4
41771.3
53485.1
531902.9
623380.8
736260.7
837560.4
942655.1
2012155.1
2325762.8
2662612.1
3069987.4
3429164.6
1488666.2
1703722.4
1988573.6
2304227.5
2597658.7
164158.3
219151.3
223096.0
265704.0
281909.2
12048.1
14205.2
17549.6
22954.7
31643.1
4.Social and
Administrative
Services
122714.6
133660.3
143885.2
154320.4
154948.8
5.Rental and
Other Services
224567.9
255023.6
289507.7
322780.8
363004.8
3009842.1
3357630.5
3680175.5
4043011.1
4460022.6
13893395.3
15559412.8
17155078.1
18964940.4
20891324.3
8.Construction
II SERVICES
1.Transportation
2.Communications
3.Financial
Institutions
III TRADE
IV GROSS DOMESTIC
PRODUCT (I+II+III)
406
14.04(A) NATIONAL PRODUCTION, CONSUMPTION AND INVESTMENT
S.N.
Particulars
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
( K Y A T IN M I L L I O N )
42199.4
51027.3
61761.8
3546662.9
4064649.4
8852.1
16200.8
30897.9
546450.6
708536.9
(-)617.6
(+)541.4
(+)648.3
(+)18267.3
(+)24254.6
4038.3
5089.4
13203.2
14953.9
15495.1
4212.7
6117.3
6236.4
9699.3
9917.5
2 Total Investment
3 Stock Changes
6 Statistical Discrepancy **
(-)127798.9
50259.5
66741.6
100274.8
4116635.4
4675219.6
(KYAT )
8 Per Capita GDP
1232
1492
2000
75814
84396
9 Per Capita
Consumption
1035
1140
1232
65317
73374
217
362
616
10064
12790
10 Per Capita
Investment
* Starting from 2005/2006, consumption data are estimated based on the Integrated
Household Living Conditions Assessment (IHLCA) Survey, 2004.
407
14.04(B) NATIONAL PRODUCTION, CONSUMPTION AND INVESTMENT
(AT 2005-06 CONSTANT PRODUCERS' PRICES)
S.N.
Particulars
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
( K Y A T IN M I L L I O N )
2 Total Investment
3 Stock Changes
11781844.2
13242717.0
14169069.1
15969882.3
16496228.0
1947818.0
2478437.5
2965155.0
3997385.3
5290827.0
(+)20292.1
(+)45048.3
(-)16147.2
(-)24138.3
(+)55481.0
24024.6
20298.9
19883.2
22060.0
(-)
24804.9
16392.4
17608.9
23116.9
18749.9
28475.1
6 Statistical Discrepancy**
(+)135028.5
(-)213205.7
(+)39819.2
(-)979322.2
(-)944796.6
13893395.3
15559412.8
17155078.1
18964940.4
20891324.3
(KYAT )
8 Per Capita GDP
245836
270580
293867
320733
349470
9 Per Capita
Consumption
208473
230292
242717
270081
275949
34466
43100
50793
67603
88505
10 Per Capita
Investment
* Starting from 2005/2006 to 2008-2009, consumption data are estimated based on the Integrated
Household Living Conditions Assessment (IHLCA) Survey, 2004. The data for
2009/2010 and 2010/2011 are estimated based on IHLCA Survey, 2009.
408
14.05 ANNUAL GROWTH RATES OF GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT,
CONSUMPTION AND INVESTMENT
(Percent)
S.N.
I.
Sectors
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
p.a
GOODS
2.6
6.7
14.0
13.1
13.8
12.5
11.3
9.5
9.6
9.7
1.Agriculture
2.0
5.5
11.1
10.2
10.7
9.2
7.5
4.8
4.2
4.0
(-)0.6
3.0
18.9
15.5
18.8
12.2
10.9
10.1
12.3
7.5
8.3
(-)4.5
3.3
(-)5.9
4.0
8.3
0.3
(-) 2.3
(-) 3.1
0.3
4.Energy
(-)7.6
8.9
30.1
8.3
19.4
10.8
3.8
7.7
(-) 0.9
(-) 6.0
5.Mining
2.9
18.5
27.3
15.4
37.0
10.3
6.7
16.0
14.7
10.7
6.Processing and
Manufacturing
0.1
7.6
23.0
24.7
21.9
22.1
21.2
18.3
18.9
20.5
7.Electric Power
5.0
6.6
15.3
7.3
19.2
10.2
4.8
11.2
17.6
28.0
35.8
27.2
4.0
13.5
11.0
15.2
17.2
18.1
13.8
12.5
4.2
9.3
12.6
17.7
15.2
16.2
15.6
14.5
15.3
11.7
1.Transportation
3.5
6.4
22.5
16.5
16.2
16.0
14.4
16.7
15.9
12.7
2.Communications
3.9
24.6
29.0
51.6
18.5
27.0
33.5
1.8
19.1
6.1
16.7
34.8
16.3
27.4
51.7
17.7
17.9
23.5
30.8
37.9
4.Social and
Administrative
Services
4.2
6.2
4.3
14.9
8.4
9.0
8.9
7.6
7.3
0.4
5.Rental and
Other Services
3.5
6.3
5.9
14.4
12.0
14.3
13.6
13.5
11.5
12.5
III. TRADE
2.4
5.7
14.1
12.8
12.1
12.9
11.6
9.6
9.9
10.3
IV. GROSS DOMESTIC

PRODUCT
2.8
6.9
13.7
13.6
13.6
13.1
12.0
10.3
10.6
10.2
V. PER CAPITA GDP
0.9
5.0
11.5
11.3
11.3
10.8
10.1
8.6
9.1
9.0
(-)1.0
4.4
5.5
9.5
12.3
8.1
10.5
5.4
11.3
2.2
34.8
25.7
8.8
19.3
27.1
22.1
25.1
17.8
33.1
30.9
2.Livestock and
Fishery
3.Forestry
8.Construction
II. SERVICES
3.Financial
Institutions
VI. PER CAPITA

CONSUMPTION
VII. PER CAPITA
INVESTMENT
XV. MONETARY
410
Chart No. 15
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS
K.Million
3400000
3200000
3000000
2800000
2600000
2400000
2200000
2000000
1800000
1600000
1400000
1200000
1000000
800000
600000
400000
200000
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2000
1995
1990
411
XV. MONETARY
Money Supply
Money supply shown in table 15.01 consists of currency in circulation and demand
deposits. Demand deposits exclude government deposits.
Currency in circulation consists of notes and coins held by the general public, cash
balance of ministries and departments, state economic enterprises, development committees and
also includes notes and coins held by the hand balance chest of the banks. Notes and coins in
the currency chest of the Central Bank of Myanmar and other banks are excluded.
People's Savings
People's savings are savings deposits, time deposits and certificates of Savings Division
at the Myanma Economic Banks and private banks which also accept savings deposits and time
deposits. The savings are shown in table 15.02.
Savings deposits and time deposits are accepted at all Myanma Economic Banks savings
branches as well as at all private banks to promote domestic saving under the new Savings Bank
Law which was enacted on 11 June 1992.
Cash certificates column is excluded as they had not been issued since 1963 and the
balance is still held by the accounts department of the Central Bank of Myanmar.
Savings certificates are issued by the state-owned banks under the new Savings Bank
Law 1992, and they are issued in varied denominations of Kyat 5, Kyat 10, Kyat 50, Kyat 100,
Kyat 1000, Kyat 10,000 and Kyat 100,000 which will mature after completion of twelve years
from the date of issue. At the option of the owner, savings certificates may be redeemed at any
time after twelve months from the date of issue with accrued interest for relevant period.
Treasury Bonds
Two types of government treasury bonds, three-year treasury bonds and five-year
treasury bonds are issued with effect from 1st December 1993 at the Central Bank of Myanmar
with a view to giving an opportunity for the public and private enterprises to save and
developing a capital market. Moreover, the Central Bank of Myanmar has issued two-years
treasury bonds since 1st January 2010. The data are shown in table 15.03.
Interest Rates
Central bank rate, interest on treasury bills and bonds, deposit rates, and lending rates
are shown in the table 15.04. Beginning 1st April, 1989, state economic enterprises were not
allowed to borrow from the banks.
412
Central Bank Survey

Central Bank Survey in table 15.05 shows the compiled position based on SRF-1SR
which covers the Central Banks balance sheet source data.
Establishment of Domestic Private Banks
The Central Bank of Myanmar grants operating license to domestic private banks under
the Financial Institutions of Myanmar Law enacted on 4th July 1990, with a view to promoting
banking business in the private sector. The Central Bank of Myanmar has granted licenses to
open four new domestic private banks on 2nd July, 2010.
At the end of December 2010, 19 private banks were operating the banking services in
the country.
State Owned Banks and Private Banks Survey
State Owned Banks and Private Banks Survey in table 15.06 shows the compiled
positions based on SRF-2SR which covers the consolidated balance sheets source data of
Myanma Economic Bank, Myanma foreign Trade Bank. Myanma Investment and Commercial
Bank. Myanma Agricultural Development Bank and Private Banks.
Foreign Exchange Reserves
Foreign exchange reserves in table 15.07 include gold and foreign currencies. Gold is
valued at SDR 35 per fine troy ounce and converted into Kyat at the official fixed rate of
K 8.50847 per SDR. Foreign currencies are valued at certified average official rates.
413
15.01 MONEY SUPPLY
(Kyat Million)
Demand Deposits
S.N.
End of Year
Total
Currency in Circulation
State Owned Banks
Private Banks
2010
5591878
4711828
454144
425906
2011
6572219
5600351
409919
561949
Note: Money supply consists of currency in circulation and demand deposits.
Demand deposits exclude government deposits.
15.02 PEOPLE'S SAVINGS

(Kyat Million)
Savings Deposits
Savings Certificates
Time Deposits
Other Deposits
S.N.
End of
Year
Total
State Owned
Banks
Private
Banks
State Owned
Banks
Private
Banks
State Owned
Banks
Private
Banks
State Owned
Banks
Private
Banks
1990
11406
8744
2659
1995
53730
35447
10972
5419
1006
886
2000
335653
99184
201520
12249
2117
20583
2004
594029
303430
267266
14749
2900
5684
2005
698208
408250
266142
16628
3577
3611
2006
903722
464966
412061
16713
4772
5210
2007
1172251
611716
530533
16834
4909
8259
2008
1569955
792749
734381
17212
7929
17684
2009
2226508
1180251
998850
17651
14324
15432
10
2010
3295008
1486532
1676995
18701
23304
89476
414
15.03 GOVERNMENT TREASURY BONDS
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
Year
Particulars
Total
Sales
Discharged
Outstanding
Amount held by
Public
Two-year Bonds
2010-2011
51322.73
52723.81
Three-year Bonds
2004-2005
27637.83
6512.04
36627.86
102.86
36525.00
2005-2006
12038.23
1759.47
46906.62
56.62
46850.00
2006-2007
39254.80
7230.56
78930.86
30.86
78900.00
2007-2008
70346.32
27637.83
121639.35
581.65
121057.70
2008-2009
87780.30
12038.23
197381.42
573.72
196807.70
2009-2010
598470.66
39254.80
756597.28
699.28
755898.00
2010-2011
82028.62
70346.32
768279.58
464.28
767815.30
2004-2005
16680.91
36855.04
74999.62
359.62
74640.00
2005-2006
4864.88
47809.91
32054.59
362.29
31692.30
2006-2007
11831.41
5202.23
38683.77
821.47
37862.30
2007-2008
23550.22
4096.64
58137.35
5295.05
52842.30
2008-2009
43094.02
1252.03
99979.34
6932.04
93047.30
2009-2010
99305.42
16638.81
182645.95
11843.95
170802.00
2010-2011
312678.15
4864.88
490459.22
13197.22
477262.00
Five-year Bonds
Note: The CBM has issued Two-Year Government

st
Treasury Bonds started from 1 January 2010

the rate is 10.5 %
1373.81 (r)
Private
Enterprises
51350.00 (r)
415
15.04 INTEREST RATES
(Percent per annum)
S.N.
Particulars
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
1 Central bank rate
11.00
12.50
10.00
10.00
10.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
2 Treasury bills and bonds

1. Three month treasury bills
2. Two year treasury bonds
3. Three year treasury bonds
4. Five year treasury bonds
4.00
10.00
10.50
4.00
10.00
10.50
4.00
8.50
9.00
4.00
8.50
9.00
4.00
8.50
9.00
4.00
1
10.50
1
11.00
4.00
10.50
11.00
4.00
10.50
11.00
4.00
10.50
11.00
4.00
2
10.50
2
11.00
2
11.50
3.00
3.00
4.00
8.50
9.00
9.50
9.50
10.00
10.50
9.25
9.50
9.75
9.25
9.50
9.75
9.25
9.50
9.75
12.00
1
12.00
1
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
8.00
2.00
10.00
-
9.00
-
9.00
-
9.00
-
12.00
-
12.00
-
12.00
-
12.00
-
12.00
-
10.90
12.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
a. Working capital loans
b. Financial loans
c. Term loans
a. Working capital loans
15.00
16.50
15.00
15.00
15.00
17.00
17.00
17.00
17.00
17.00
b. Term loans
12.00
15.00
c. Paddy loans
13.00
13.00
17.00
17.00
17.00
17.00
3 Deposit rates
1. Call deposits
2. Fixed deposits
a. Three months
b. Six months
c. Nine months
3. Savings bank accounts
a. Basic rate
b. Premium on three-year
minimum balance
4. Savings certificates
(Twelve-year maturity)
4 Lending rates
1. State economic enterprises
2. Co-operatives
1
3. Private sector
a. Agriculture
To village banks
To farmers
18.00
18.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
17.00
b. Car purchase loans
15.00
c. House repair and
15.00
15.00
36.00
36.00
36.00
36.00
36.00
36.00
36.00
36.00
36.00
36.00
15.00
16.50
15.00
15.00
15.00
17.00
17.00
17.00
17.00
17.00
17.00
17.00
17.00
17.00
17.00
other loans
d. Small personal loans
e. Trade
i.Working capital loans
ii.Term loans
12.00
14.50
st
14.00
* No. transaction for call deposits effective from 1 October, 2003.

st
1 Effective from 1 April, 2006.
2
st
Effective from 1 January, 2010.
14.00
14.00
416
15.05 CENTRAL BANK SURVEY
(Kyat in Million)
S.N
Dec-2009
Dec-2010
-2232
-1770
-2164
1. Claims on Nonresidents
1123
2932
2877
2. Liabilities to Nonresidents
-3356
-4702
-5041
23933
12539
20884
3880765
4892468
6021410
3880765
4892468
6021410
1. Claims on Other Finacial Corporations
2. Claims on State and Local Government
3. Claims on Public Nonfinancial Corporations
4. Claims on Private Sector
3708084
4665746
5700622
3137666
3812737
4712306
570418
853009
988316
21146
21146
21146
1. Deposits Included in Broad Money
2. Securities Other Than Shares Included in Broad Money
3. Deposits Excluded from Broad Money
4. Securities Other Than Shares Excluded From Broad Money
4 LOANS
5 FINANCIAL DERIVATIVES
Particulars
Dec-2008
ASSETS
1 NET FOREIGN ASSETS
2 CLAIMS ON OTHER DEPOSITORY CORPORATIONS

3 NET CLAIMS ON CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
1. Claims on Central Government
2. Liabilities to Central Government
4 CLAIMS ON OTHER SECTORS
LIABILITIES
1 MONETARY BASE
1. Currency in Circulation
2. Liabilities to Other Depository Corporations
3. Liabilities to Other Sectors
2 OTHER LIABILITIES TO OTHER DEPOSITORY CORPORATIONS
3 DEPOSITS AND SECURITIES OTHER THAN SHARES EXCLUDED FROM MONETARY BASE
6 SHARES AND OTHER EQUITY
185351
228758 (r)
7 OTHER ITEMS (NET)
-12115
-12413
308863 (r)
9499
417
15.06 STATE OWN BANKS AND PRIVATE BANKS' SURVEY
(Kyat in Million)
S.N
Particulars
Dec-2008
Dec-2009
4663
7361
Dec-2010
ASSETS
1 NET FOREIGN ASSETS
8880
1. Claims on Nonresidents
19654
24191
26927
2. Liabilities to Nonresidents
-14991
-16830
-18047
2 CLAIMS ON CENTRAL BANK
810568
950046
1188893
1. Currency
215017
244183
433379
2. Rererve Deposits and Securities Other Than Shares
574405
684717
734368
21146
21146
21146
604218
1095864
2105651
506344
988595
1716782
97874
107269
388869
922768
1184122
1903151
5500
2272
2075
3. Other Claims on Central Bank

3 NET CLAIMS ON CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
1. Claims on Central Government
2. Liabilities to Central Government
4 CLAIMS ON OTHER SECTORS
1. Claims on Other Financial Corporations
2. Claims on State and Local Government
4867
4989
4936
912401
1176861
1896140
17100
5850
16067
462738
630611
1269952
1651308
2380642
3827332
22
23
21
6 SECURITIES OTHER THAN SHARES EXCLUDED FROM BROAD MONEY
7 LOANS
8 FINANCIAL DERIVATIVES
9 INSURANCE TECHNICAL RESERVES
10 SHARES AND OTHER EQUITY
103646
123978
214438
11 OTHER ITEMS (NET)
107403
96289
-121235
3. Claims on Public Nonfinancial Corporations

4. Claims on Private Sector
LIABILITIES
1 LIABILITIES TO CENTRAL BANK
2 TRANSFERABLE DEPOSITS INCLUDED IN BROAD MONEY
3 OTHER DEPOSITS INCLUDED IN BROAD MONEY
4 SECURITIES OTHER THAN SHARES INCLUDED IN BROAD MONEY
5 DEPOSITS EXCLUDED FROM BROAD MONEY
418
15.07 FOREIGN EXCHANGE RESERVES
(AS OF DECEMBER 31)
(Kyat Million)
Foreign Exchange
S.N.
Year
Total
Gold
Foreign Currency
1990
1663.93
74.81
1589.12
1995
1557.96
68.91
1489.05
2000
1896.19
417.96
1478.23
2004
4341.99
569.64
3772.35
2005
5302.33
708.36
4593.97
2006
7863.85
826.69
7037.16
2007
17635.40
1055.79
16579.61
2008
22492.17
1166.78
21325.39
2009
29315.44
1359.17
27956.27
10
2010
32953.33
1799.94
31153.39
XVI. PUBLIC FINANCE
420
Chart No. 16
SUMMARY OF THE STATE BUDGET
K.Million
8000000
Receipts
7500000
Expenditures
7000000
6500000
6000000
5500000
5000000
4500000
4000000
3500000
3000000
2500000
2000000
1500000
1000000
500000
2010-2011
2009-2010
2008-2009
2007-2008
2006-2007
2005-2006
2004-2005
2000-2001
1995-1996
1990-1991
421
XVI. PUBLIC FINANCE
The Budget Estimates of the Union of Myanmar are published annually by the Budget
Department of the Ministry of Finance and Revenue. Tables from 16.01 through 16.06 on
government revenue and expenditures are compiled from the summary of the Provisional Actual
and Revised Estimates of the Union of Myanmar.
The tables are presented as follows: (i) the State Budget classified into State Administrative Organizations, State Economic Enterprises and Development Committees (ii) Current
Receipts of State Administrative Organizations (iii) Expenditure of the Union Government and
State Administrative Organizations by sector and (iv) Current Cash Budget and Capital
Expenditure of the State Economic Enterprises.
From 1989-90 onwards, the State Economic Enterprises are to deposit their receipts to
the State Fund Account (SFA) and their expenditures are to be incurred from the Fund.
Regarding Yangon City Development Committee and other Cities and Town Development
Committees, their budgets are drawn on the basis of self-financing, since 1992-93.
422
16.01 SUMMARY OF THE STATE BUDGET
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
Particulars
1990-1991
1995-1996
2000-2001
2004-2005
2005-2006
I. STATE ADMINISTRATIVE
ORGANIZATIONS
RECEIPTS
A. Internal Receipts
14584.2
39594.1
134219.1
587798.1
825390.0
14045.1
9416.7
1194.6
38447.1
22643.7
5294.8
133813.4
75726.8
16942.5
585929.4
297104.5
79220.9
817746.5
476944.9
59522.6
3433.8
10508.6
41144.1
209604.0
281279.0
44.6
850.8
256.1
1127.1
6539.9
494.5
492.8
1.7
296.2
241.7
54.5
149.6
139.2
10.4
741.6
69.0
672.6
1103.6
66.9
1036.7
252.8
776.8
319.8
197.2
327.1
141.1
141.1
111.7
26.6
85.1
14837.0
32.0
32.0
744.8
678.4
66.4
40370.9
78.5
78.5
241.3
211.9
29.4
134538.9
26.2
26.2
171.0
163.4
7.6
587995.3
10.8
10.8
316.3
301.3
15.0
825717.1
1.Current Account
a.Ministries and
Departments
b.Interest
c.Contributions
2.Capital Account
(Ministries & Departments)
3.Financial Account
a.Public Debt
b.Investment
c.Savings
4.Reserve Fund
15381.6
12841.4
32875.3
27426.2
133776.9
104561.5
329571.8
249614.6
343732.8
249163.5
159.6
2380.6
6050.1
3566.4
1882.7
31820.9
24474.6
4740.8
87053.5
70303.8
9653.4
436730.6
86589.9
7979.4
663875.2
180.4
125.6
54.7
0.1
96.1
818.5
639.8
178.7
12.8
184.4
164.5
19.9
-
131.8
123.1
8.7
-
125.7
124.3
1.4
-
Total Expenditures of
Organizations
21708.2
65527.5
221014.8
766434.2
1007733.7
Surplus(+)/Deficit(-)
(-)6871.2
(-)25156.6
(-)86475.9
(-)178438.9
(-)182016.6
1.Current Account
a.Taxes
b.Ministries and
Departments
c.Earnings from State
2.Capital Account
3.Financial Accounts
a.Public Debt
b.Investment
B. Foreign Receipts
1.Foreign Loans
a. Current Loans
b. Capital Loans
2.Foreign Grants & Aids
a.Current Receipts
b.Capital Receipts
Total Receipts of
Organizations
EXPENDITURES
423
16.01 SUMMARY OF THE STATE BUDGET (CONTD.)
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
Particulars
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
I. STATE ADMINISTRATIVE
ORGANIZATIONS
RECEIPTS
A. Internal Receipts
1296175.2
1738439.3
2152333.6
2169592.1
5689894.4
1289029.1
717609.6
73159.2
1701289.0
888503.0
126696.4
2075230.7
1062798.3
205274.4
2026666.1
1076893.1
156632.2
5306924.5
1281860.4
3241647.8
498260.3
686089.6
807158.0
793140.8
783416.3
3143.0
33238.9
59380.2
132461.8
353436.4
4003.1
86.4
3916.7
3911.4
35.9
3875.5
17722.7
17.4
17705.3
10464.2
384.7
10079.5
29533.5
299.3
29234.2
220.5
598.9
968.8
862.2
3125.2
86.1
86.1
134.4
119.1
15.3
1296395.7
441.8
441.8
157.1
130.3
26.8
1739038.2
640.4
640.4
328.4
317.6
10.8
2153302.4
398.6
398.6
463.6
346.3
117.3
2170454.3
2769.7
2769.7
355.5
345.0
10.5
5693019.6
733540.8
615298.4
849426.3
696711.9
993698.0
766924.3
1158532.5
833972.4
4302051.3
3871055.9
111722.1
6520.3
950856.8
146567.9
6146.5
1349442.9
181203.4
45570.3
1332380.5
263180.3
61379.8
2016065.4
358467.4
72528.0
3203230.2
232.7
225.7
7.0
-
210.6
210.1
0.5
-
239.6
238.8
0.7
0.1
-
3671.3
2948.5
722.8
-
1219.2
917.5
301.7
-
Total Expenditures of
Organizations
1684630.3
2199079.8
2326318.1
3178269.2
7506500.7
(-)388234.6
(-)460041.6
(-)173015.7
(-)1007814.9
(-)1813481.1
1.Current Account
a.Taxes
b.Ministries and
Departments
c.Earnings from State
2.Capital Account
3.Financial Accounts
a.Public Debt
b.Investment
B. Foreign Receipts
1.Foreign Loans
a. Current Loans
b. Capital Loans
2.Foreign Grants & Aids
a.Current Receipts
b.Capital Receipts
Total Receipts of
Organizations
EXPENDITURES
1.Current Account
a.Ministries and
Departments
b.Interest
c.Contributions
2.Capital Account
3.Financial Account
a.Public Debt
b.Investment
c.Savings
4.Reserve Fund
424
16.01 SUMMARY OF THE STATE BUDGET (CONTD.)
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
II.
Particulars
1990-1991
1995-1996
2000-2001
2004-2005
2005-2006
STATE ECONOMIC ENTERPRISES

RECEIPTS
32041.7
88182.9
284395.9
677937.6
1120886.3
Internal Receipts
1.Current Account
2.Capital Account
3.Financial Account
31356.4
31327.4
16.8
12.2
87540.4
87185.1
36.2
319.1
284366.8
284151.1
215.7
-
677235.1
676985.4
249.7
-
1120694.2
1120482.2
210.4
1.6
685.3
614.6
70.7
642.5
642.5
-
29.1
29.1
-
702.5
702.5
-
192.1
192.1
-
EXPENDITURES
36361.4
101853.6
412710.9
926443.4
1346099.8
1.Current Account
2.Capital Account
3.Financial Account
32219.1
3394.5
747.8
-4319.7
91624.7
9209.6
1019.3
-13670.7
389960.8
22077.0
673.1
-128315.0
777631.3
148348.8
463.3
-248505.8
1224424.1
121266.9
408.8
-225213.5
RECEIPTS
1.Current Account
2.Capital Account
3.Financial Account
4.Foreign Loans and Grants
1881.4
1774.0
105.3
2.1
22.7
22.7
-
58.6
58.6
-
114.8
114.8
-
120.8
120.8
-
EXPENDITURES
1.Current Account
2.Capital Account
3.Financial Account
1894.5
1074.4
765.3
54.8
-13.1
14.9
10.5
4.4
+7.8
72.1
45.0
27.1
-13.5
121.0
98.1
22.9
-6.2
107.9
84.7
23.2
+12.9
IV. Total
1.Receipts
2.Expenditures
48760.1
59964.1
(-)11204.0
128576.5
167396.0
(-)38819.5
418993.4
633797.8
(-)214804.4
1266047.7
1692998.6
(-)426950.9
1946724.2
2353941.4
(-)407217.2
Foreign Receipts
1.Foreign Loans
2.Foreign Grants and Aids
III. DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEES
425
16.01 SUMMARY OF THE STATE BUDGET (CONCLD.)
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
II.
Particulars
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
STATE ECONOMIC ENTERPRISES

RECEIPTS
1675585.3
2268591.7
2483606.9
2544762.4
Internal Receipts
1.Current Account
2.Capital Account
3.Financial Account
1675144.7
1675064.9
79.8
-
2268065.4
2267754.9
310.5
-
2482037.2
2477520.7
4516.5
-
2542085.0
2499500.0
42585.0
-
440.6
429.9
10.7
526.3
450.5
75.8
1569.7
1569.7
-
2677.4
2677.4
-
EXPENDITURES
2008645.3
2702129.8
2988346.1
3082021.5
1.Current Account
2.Capital Account
3.Financial Account
1846694.7
161546.5
404.1
-333060.0
2431513.9
270217.4
398.5
-433538.1
2637234.0
350580.2
531.9
-504739.2
2668859.8
412319.3
842.4
-537259.1
288.7
288.7
-
294.4
294.4
-
315.2
315.2
-
329.1
329.1
-
359.2
359.2
-
EXPENDITURES
1.Current Account
2.Capital Account
3.Financial Account
215.8
179.1
36.7
+72.9
262.4
208.4
54.0
+32.0
227.3
219.3
8.0
+87.9
301.2
267.4
33.8
+28.0
437.9
335.5
102.4
-78.7
IV. Total
1.Receipts
2.Expenditures
2972269.7
3693491.4
(-)721221.7
4007924.3
4901472.0
(-)893547.7
4637224.5
5314891.5
(-)677667.0
4715545.8
6260591.9
(-)1545046.1
5693378.8
7506938.6
-1813559.8
Foreign Receipts
1.Foreign Loans
2.Foreign Grants and Aids
III. DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEES

RECEIPTS
1.Current Account
2.Capital Account
3.Financial Account
4.Foreign Loans and Grants
Source:Budget Department.
426
16.02 CURRENT RECEIPTS OF THE STATE ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATIONS
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
Particulars
I. TAXES AND DUTIES
1990-91
Amount
%
1995-96
Amount
%
2000-2001
Amount
%
2004-2005
Amount
%
9416.7
66.9
22643.7
57.9
75726.8
56.5
297104.5
50.7
1.Taxes on Production and Expenditure

Commodities and Services Tax
Import Licence Fees
State Lottery
Stamps
Transportation Tax
Excise
Commercial Taxes
3941.5
199.2
160.5
423.5
97.6
46.3
19.2
2995.2
28.0
1.4
1.2
3.0
0.7
0.3
0.1
21.3
9593.0
217.4
1530.0
490.3
116.1
117.5
7121.7
24.6
0.6
3.9
1.3
0.3
0.3
18.2
42408.4
329.4
6379.6
1267.5
1185.5
285.4
32961.0
31.6
0.2
4.8
0.9
0.9
0.2
24.6
131628.7
482.4
7590.4
4022.5
1747.5
5243.2
112542.7
22.5
0.1
1.3
0.7
0.3
0.9
19.2
2.Customs Duties
2031.4
14.4
4465.3
11.4
5157.3
3.8
21130.7
3.6
3.Taxes on Income and Profit
2806.3
20.0
7793.3
19.9
26138.9
19.5
138866.2
23.7
637.5
45.1
355.5
4.5
0.3
2.5
792.1
59.8
275.0
2.0
0.1
0.7
2022.2
83.0
1045.6
1.5
0.1
0.8
5478.9
93.6
1931.6
0.9
*
0.3
5.2
13.2
15.3
21.0
212.8
18.7
0.2
1.5
0.2
*
418.4
21.9
3.8
1.1
0.1
*
852.3
25.6
0.4
0.6
*
*
3406.3
26.1
0.3
0.6
*
*
944.1
6.7
5109.5
13.0
16894.2
12.6
79207.4
13.5
3433.8
24.4
10508.6
26.9
41144.1
30.7
209604.0
35.8
250.5
1.8
185.3
0.5
48.4
13.5
14045.1
99.8
38447.1
98.3
133813.5
99.8
585929.4
100.0
26.6
0.2
678.4
1.7
211.9
0.2
163.4
14071.7
100.0
39125.5
100.0
134025.4
100.0
586092.8
100.0
4.Taxes on the use of State Properties

Land Revenue
Taxes on Extraction of
Forest Produce
Taxes on Extraction of
Mineral Produce
Taxes on Fisheries
Water and Irrigation Tax
Taxes on Rubber
II. RECEIPTS FROM MINISTRIES
& DEPARTMENTS
III. EARNINGS FROM STATE
ECONOMIC ENTERPRISES
IV. INTEREST RECEIPTS
V. TOTAL RECEIPTS
VI. FOREIGN AIDS AND GRANTS
TOTAL CURRENT RECEIPTS
427
16.02 CURRENT RECEIPTS OF THE STATE ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATIONS (CONTD.)
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
Particulars
I. TAXES AND DUTIES
2005-2006
Amount
%
2006-2007
Amount
%
2007-2008
Amount
%
476944.9
58.3
717609.6
55.7
888503.0
52.2
245725.8
553.6
8771.4
4586.2
1757.6
4936.3
225120.7
30.0
0.1
1.1
0.6
0.2
0.6
27.5
344091.4
635.9
12799.8
5328.2
1943.4
5479.6
317904.5
26.7
*
1.0
0.4
0.2
0.4
24.7
416288.6
703.0
13923.4
10388.3
2279.0
5067.9
383927.0
24.5
*
0.8
0.6
0.1
0.3
22.6
17894.0
2.2
29467.9
2.3
35568.0
2.1
206676.2
25.3
334896.3
26.0
423772.3
24.9
6648.9
101.9
2270.8
0.8
*
0.3
9154.0
106.6
4282.8
0.7
*
0.3
12874.1
110.7
5644.9
0.8
*
0.3
24.5
27.8
30.0
Taxes on Fisheries
Taxes on Rubber
4224.3
26.9
0.5
0.5
*
*
4708.7
27.6
0.5
0.4
*
*
5821.5
1266.3
0.7
0.3
0.1
*

& DEPARTMENTS
59511.9
7.3
73152.8
5.7
126679.8
7.4

281279.0
34.4
498260.3
38.7
686089.7
40.3
10.7
6.4
16.6
V. TOTAL RECEIPTS
817746.5
817746.5
301.3
100.0
1289029.1
100.0
1701289.1
100.0
119.1
130.3
818047.8
100.0
1289148.2
100.0
1701419.4
100.0

Import Licence Fees
State Lottery
Stamps
Transportation Tax
Excise
Commercial Taxes
2.Customs Duties
Land Revenue
Taxes on Extraction of Forest Produce
Taxes on Extraction of Mineral Produce

428
16.02 CURRENT RECEIPTS OF THE STATE ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATIONS (CONCLD.)
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
Particulars
I. TAXES AND DUTIES
2008-2009
Amount
%
2009-2010
Amount
%
2010-2011
Amount
%
1062798.3
51.2
1076893.2
53.1
1281860.4
24.1
462035.7
601.2
17329.4
12767.3
3518.9
5565.6
422253.3
22.3
*
0.8
0.6
0.2
0.3
20.4
514340.2
741.2
19843.7
16797.8
7828.6
6066.5
463062.4
25.4
*
1.0
0.8
0.4
0.3
22.8
665233.6
865.1
20275.4
25112.4
16338.9
6604.1
596037.7
12.5
*
0.4
0.5
0.3
0.1
11.2
82434.0
4.0
45286.3
2.2
59635.8
1.1
507471.3
24.4
505597.5
24.9
544891.3
10.3
10857.3
112.7
4408.7
0.5
*
0.2
11669.2
124.8
4414.9
0.6
*
0.2
12099.7
152.9
4490.8
0.2
*
0.1
34.7
48.7
57.3
5683.6
616.0
1.6
0.3
*
*
6605.7
468.3
6.8
0.3
*
*
7033.5
337.2
28.0
0.1
*
*

& DEPARTMENTS
205272.6
9.9
156523.3
7.7
3241492.3
61.1

807158.0
38.9
793140.8
39.1
783416.3
14.8
1.7
108.9
155.5
2075230.6
100.0
2026666.2
100.0
5306924.5
100.0
317.6
346.3
345.0
2075548.2
100.0
2027012.5
100.0
5307269.5
100.0

Import Licence Fees
State Lottery
Stamps
Transportation Tax
Excise
Commercial Taxes
2.Customs Duties
Land Revenue
Taxes on Extraction of Forest Produce
Taxes on Extraction of Mineral Produce
Taxes on Fisheries
Taxes on Rubber
V. TOTAL RECEIPTS
429
16.03 EXPENDITURES OF THE UNION GOVERNMENT BY SECTOR
(Kyat Million)
1990-91
S.N.
Sector
Current
Amount
%
1995-96
Capital
Amount
%
Current
Amount
%
2000-2001
Capital
Amount
%
Current
Amount
%
Capital
Amount
%
EXPENDITURE
BY SECTOR
1 Agriculture
1869.6
3.8
546.9
5.4
20481.3
16.4
6857.7
16.7
65249.6
12.5
25429.5
23.3
2 Livestock
and Fishery
642.7
1.3
100.7
1.0
1147.4
0.9
98.1
0.3
5880.7
1.1
228.8
0.2
1836.5
3.8
293.9
2.9
3922.5
3.2
399.8
1.0
17687.0
3.4
1369.5
1.3
879.0
1.8
119.8
1.2
2153.0
1.7
161.7
0.4
4406.3
0.8
65.1
0.1
5 Industry
5773.1
11.9
491.7
4.8
10956.2
8.8
357.4
0.9
36162.8
6.9
9798.5
9.0
6 Energy
5312.5
10.9
818.2
8.0
12662.4
10.2
1396.6
3.4
132343.5
25.3
4896.2
4.5
7 Construction
3905.4
8.0
972.1
9.5
13030.0
10.5
4966.8
12.1
43656.0
8.3
15028.2
13.8
8 Transport and
Communications
2302.6
4.7
1256.6
12.3
6284.1
5.0
6311.5
15.4
20307.9
3.9
7257.3
6.6
9 Social Services 1/
6634.7
13.6
2074.2
20.3
8709.1
7.0
4482.5
10.9
32517.2
6.2
11344.5
10.4
10 Finance
2798.3
5.7
322.9
3.1
9302.0
7.5
621.6
1.5
27646.7
5.3
1328.8
1.2
11 Trade
8938.2
18.3
252.6
2.5
16615.9
13.3
833.2
2.0
63144.9
12.1
586.2
0.5
12 Defence
3845.8
7.9
1590.4
15.6
10715.8
8.6
13097.0
31.9
35087.5
6.7
28365.5
26.0
13 Administration 2/
2958.4
6.1
604.6
5.9
8533.0
6.9
1446.6
3.5
39647.8
7.6
3432.5
3.1
14 Development
Committees
1074.4
2.2
765.3
7.5
10.5
4.4
45.0
27.1
48771.2
100.0
10209.9
100.0
124523.2 100.0
41034.9
100.0
523782.9
100.0
109157.7
100.0
3 Forestry
4 Mines
TOTAL
430
16.03 EXPENDITURES OF THE UNION GOVERNMENT BY SECTOR (CONTD.)
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
Sector
2004-2005
Current
Capital
Amount
%
Amount
2005-2006
Current
Capital
Amount
%
Amount
2006-2007
Current
Amount
%
Capital
Amount
%
EXPENDITURE
BY SECTOR
1 Agriculture
63336.2
5.7
42446.4
7.3
60617.2
3.9
62133.0
7.9
99932.1
3.9
63327.4
5.7
2 Livestock
and Fishery
12861.3
1.2
2326.6
0.4
15531.6
1.0
2290.2
0.3
26435.3
1.0
2503.7
0.2
3 Forestry
43605.5
3.9
2678.7
0.5
34092.0
2.2
1865.7
0.2
72677.4
2.8
2697.4
0.2
4 Mines
12878.0
1.2
643.8
0.1
11005.7
0.7
781.0
0.1
25029.0
1.0
986.3
0.1
5 Industry
141974.8
12.8
79065.4
13.5
171274.0
10.9
61777.8
7.9
283495.6
11.0
91206.4
8.2
6 Energy
194458.9
17.6
45890.7
7.8
599537.9
38.2
65948.3
8.4
900969.2
34.9
101587.9
9.1
7 Construction
127832.9
11.5
76540.0
13.1
132816.5
8.5
92008.0
11.7
147425.3
5.7
84913.6
7.6
8 Transport and
Communications
131795.1
11.9
84457.7
14.4
116865.6
7.5
138893.1
17.7
218622.8
8.5
96308.1
8.7
9 Social Services 1 /
78578.5
7.1
65432.8
11.2
74786.1
4.8
22981.9
2.9
205324.3
8.0
31106.9
2.8
10 Finance
91721.4
8.3
3448.1
0.6
131128.9
8.4
3991.2
0.5
165222.8
6.4
5075.5
0.5
11 Trade
14736.8
1.3
1450.8
0.2
6015.1
0.4
638.8
0.1
12523.1
0.5
432.8
12 Defence
87435.6
7.9
86122.7
14.7
93228.7
5.9
104563.9
13.3
219185.7
8.5
98658.5
8.9
105988.0
9.6
94576.0
16.2
121257.8
7.7
227269.1
28.9
203392.8
7.9
533598.7
48.0
98.1
23.0
84.7
23.2
179.1
36.7
1107301.1
100.0
785165.2 100.0
2580414.5
100.0 1112439.9
100.0
13 Administration 2 /
14 Development
Committees
TOTAL
585102.7 100.0
1568241.8 100.0
431
16.03 EXPENDITURES OF THE UNION GOVERNMENT BY SECTOR (CONTD.)
(Kyat Million)
2007-2008
S.N.
Sector
Current
Amount
Capital
Amount
2008-2009
Current
Capital
Amount
%
Amount
2009-2010
%
Current
Amount
Capital
Amount
EXPENDITURE
BY SECTOR
1 Agriculture
106339.1
3.2
85658.4
5.3
120123.8
3.3
137603.3
8.2
125740.6
3.3
118178.3
4.9
2 Livestock
and Fishery
32501.7
1.0
2514.7
0.2
27214.8
0.7
1849.8
0.1
24529.9
0.6
4518.9
0.2
3 Forestry
97241.2
3.0
4336.6
0.3
115193.8
3.2
6201.9
0.4
143833.7
3.8
8764.6
0.4
4 Mines
24594.3
0.7
770.7
28116.5
0.8
397.6
39947.7
1.0
726.4
345065.0
10.5
134207.4
8.3
392122.3 10.8
120319.4
7.1
382169.5
10.0
127523.1
5.3
1331051.3 (r) 40.6
164153.4
33.2
234165.0 (r)
9.6
5 Industry
6 Energy
10.1 1344128.3 37.0
268721.3 16.0 1270269.2 (r)
7 Construction
129968.7
4.0
82217.2
5.1
148274.8
4.1
82762.3
4.9
148009.0
3.9
162355.9
6.7
8 Transport and
Communications
257535.8
7.8
146976.9
9.1
330708.4
9.1
137798.4
8.2
338303.1
8.8
209237.8
8.6
9 Social Services 1 /
218959.3
6.7
2.4
310065.1
8.5
40800.1
2.4
319627.3
8.3
61371.2
2.5
10 Finance
205224.2
6.3
6047.2
0.4
254649.0
7.0
5062.4
0.3
327987.1
8.6
9243.2
0.4
0.4
439.5
12966.9
0.4
128.7
13587.0
0.4
420.2
7.8
357132.2
14.7
10.3 1134747.2
46.7
11 Trade
12831.3 (r)
39420.2 (r)
12 Defence
249285.8
7.6
134852.4
8.3
248842.5
6.9
216304.8 12.9
300167.0
13 Administration 2 /
270342.3
8.2
818065.6
50.5
298525.8
8.2
665010.9 39.5
393221.2
208.4
54.1
219.3
14 Development
Committees
TOTAL
8.0
267.4
33.8
3281148.4 (r) 100.0 1619714.3 (r) 100.0 3631151.3 100.0 1682968.9 100.0 3827659.7 (r) 100.0 2428417.8 (r) 100.0
432
16.03 EXPENDITURES OF THE UNION GOVERNMENT BY SECTOR (CONCLD.)
(Kyat Million)
2010-2011
S.N.
Sector
Current
Amount
Capital
%
Amount
EXPENDITURE
BY SECTOR
1
Agriculture
172652.1
4.0
109398.6
3.4
Livestock
and Fishery
36079.6
0.8
3915.1
0.1
Forestry
135322.0
3.2
12359.9
0.4
Mines
46205.6
1.1
1363.3
0.1
Industry
289762.7
6.7
101466.7
3.2
Energy
1284927.3
29.9
186927.8
5.8
Construction
152588.7
3.6
294338.1
9.2
Transport and
Communications
380317.8
8.8
197806.8
6.2
Social Services 1/
418366.9
9.7
60601.8
1.9
10
Finance
431398.0
10.0
32980.1
1.0
11
Trade
14810.1
0.4
763.6
12
Defence
400801.4
9.3
896249.5
28.0
13
Administration 2/
538819.2
12.5
1305058.9
40.7
14
Development
Committees
335.6
102.4
4302387.0
100.0
3203332.6
100.0
TOTAL
1/ Includes contributions.
2/ Pyithu Hluttaw & Councils, and from 1989-90 on wards only the State Law
& Order Restoration Council which has been reorganized as the State Peace
and Development Council since 15 November 1997.
433
16.04 EXPENDITURES OF THE STATE ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATIONS BY SECTOR
(Kyat Million)
1990-91
S.N.
Sector
Current
Amount
%
1995-96
Capital
Amount
%
Current
Amount
%
2000-01
Capital
Amount
%
EXPENDITURE
BY SECTOR
Current
Amount
%
2004-05
Capital
Amount
%
Current
%
Amount
Capital
Amount
%
1 Agriculture
631.0
3.8
394.0
5.8
2443.8
7.4
6324.4
19.9
8314.4
6.2
22673.7
26.0
26651.3
8.1
37324.1
8.5
2 Livestock
and Fishery
75.3
0.4
32.8
0.5
220.4
0.7
58.7
0.2
4751.1
3.6
119.7
0.1
1237.8
0.4
1104.0
0.3
242.4
1.5
98.6
1.5
344.6
1.0
272.5
0.8
1731.6
1.3
854.3
1.0
3185.9
1.0
1523.7
0.3
4 Mines
41.6
0.3
8.2
0.1
53.1
0.2
4.7
146.2
0.1
5.6
567.1
0.2
70.2
5 Industry
29.1
0.2
30.9
0.5
48.4
0.2
17.1
0.1
1075.1
0.8
2663.3
3.1
2507.2
0.8
9872.9
2.3
6 Energy
1.8
2.7
5.2
1.3
40.3
3.3
1529.5
0.4
24185.9
5.5
7 Construction
940.0
5.7
939.9
13.8
1700.2
5.2
4526.6
14.2
8675.3
6.5
14731.5
16.9
19488.3
5.9
75846.9
17.4
8 Transport and
Communications
114.5
0.7
135.3
2.0
168.9
0.5
1526.1
4.8
761.1
0.6
2190.2
2.5
1583.9
0.5
39117.7
9.0
9 Social services 1/
6181.4
37.3
2026.6
29.7
7819.0
23.8
4314.1
13.6
31163.3
23.3
11133.4
12.8
73217.1
22.2
64637.5
14.8
10 Finance
199.9
1.2
163.6
2.4
561.3
1.7
156.4
0.5
1410.0
1.1
749.7
0.9
4267.3
1.3
1719.3
0.4
11 Trade
216.5
1.3
22.5
0.3
274.4
0.8
75.4
0.2
973.2
0.7
130.7
0.2
1912.6
0.6
629.7
0.1
12 Defence
3845.8
23.2
1590.4
23.3
10715.8
32.6
13097.0
41.2
35087.5
26.2
28365.5
32.6
26.5
86122.7
19.7
2958.4
17.9
604.6
8.9
8533.0
25.9
1446.6
4.5
39647.8
29.6
3432.5
32.1
94576.0
21.7
14 Development
Committees
1074.4
6.5
765.3
11.2
10.5
4.4
45.0
27.1
23.0
3 Forestry
TOTAL
16552.1 100.0
6815.4 100.0
32898.6 100.0
31825.3 100.0
133821.9 100.0
87435.6 (r)
3.9 105988.0
*
98.1
87080.5 100.0 329669.7 (r) 100.0
436753.6 100.0
434
16.04 EXPENDITURES OF THE STATE ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATIONS BY SECTOR (CONTD.)
(Kyat Million)
2005-06
S.N.
Sector
Current
Amount
%
2006-07
Capital
Amount
%
Current
Amount
%
2007-08
Capital
Amount
%
Current
Amount
Capital
Amount
EXPENDITURE
BY SECTOR
1 Agriculture
25519.1
7.4
59517.0
9.0
45588.6
6.2
61445.2
6.5
52924.8
6.2
83347.7
6.2
2 Livestock
and Fishery
1349.5
0.4
1439.2
0.2
3599.9
0.5
1585.3
0.2
4055.1
0.5
1705.7
0.1
3 Forestry
3864.9
1.1
1608.6
0.2
7863.3
1.1
2349.4
0.2
10242.0
1.2
3635.9
0.3
610.5
0.2
103.9
1459.4
0.2
90.7
1205.5
0.1
102.7
5 Industry
2723.8
0.8
12865.7
1.9
9266.8
1.3
24107.6
2.5
10776.5
1.3
28084.6
2.1
6 Energy
2312.7
0.7
47293.4
7.1
4743.2
0.6
76506.4
8.0
0.7
117262.6
8.7
15292.2
4.4
90797.9 13.7
25077.9
3.4
84546.9
8.9
17131.9
2.0
81580.8
6.0
1994.1
0.6
93596.3 14.1
5343.7
0.7
34130.0
3.6
6292.7
0.8
37423.0
2.8
39162.6 (r)
2.9
4 Mines
7 Construction
8 Transport and
Communications
69418.7 20.2
5542.9 (r)
22372.7
3.4
193470.8
26.4
30889.7
3.2
204707.4
24.1
10 Finance
4228.7
1.2
1957.8
0.3
8954.9
1.2
2554.9
0.3
10815.5
1.3
3804.2
0.3
11 Trade
1932.4
0.6
489.6
0.1
5593.9
0.8
393.5
6103.8
0.7
414.9
93228.7 27.1
104563.9 15.7
219185.7
29.9
98658.5 10.4
249285.8
29.3
134852.4
10.0
121257.8 35.3
227269.1 34.2
203392.7
27.7
533598.7 56.1
270342.3
31.8
818065.6
60.6
179.1
208.4
54.1
12 Defence
14 Development
Committees
TOTAL
84.7
343817.8 100.0
23.2
663898.3 100.0
733719.9 100.0
36.7
950893.5 100.0
849634.6 (r) 100.0 1349496.8 (r) 100.0
435
16.04 EXPENDITURES OF THE STATE ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATIONS BY SECTOR (CONCLD.)
(Kyat Million)
2008-09
S.N.
Sector
2009-10
2010-2011
Current
Amount
Capital
Amount
%
Current
Amount
Capital
Amount
Current
Amount
%
1 Agriculture
64564.0
6.5
135109.2 10.1
65026.5
5.6
115618.6
5.7
97255.4
6.3
105289.4
3.7
2 Livestock
and Fishery
4241.1
0.4
1217.9
0.1
4519.4
0.4
2380.6
0.1
5639.8
0.4
2052.8
0.1
3 Forestry
9845.1
1.0
5615.9
0.4
11328.1
1.0
7918.6
0.4
14101.7
0.9
12157.9
0.4
4 Mines
1231.2
0.1
44.5
1666.1
0.1
38.4
2025.8
0.1
87.6
5 Industry
11400.3
1.2
20389.7
1.5
13415.1
1.2
14009.1
0.7
18741.0
1.2
27575.8
1.0
6 Energy
5897.2
0.6
71084.5
2.5
30515.1
3.1
80029.1
6.0
6996.7
0.7
24507.9
292911.3 (r) 29.5
Capital
Amount
%
EXPENDITURE
BY SECTOR
7 Construction
8 Transport and
Communications
10 Finance
139895.8 10.5
5305.1 (r)
0.5
110692.6 (r)
5.5
9237.4
0.6
28181.8
2.4
159441.3
7.9
30001.1
1.9
1.8
7444.7
0.6
47083.4
2.4
8648.2
0.6
33612.2
1.2
40397.5
3.0
302052.6
26.1
60272.2
3.0
397450.9
25.7
60078.8
2.1
290659.3 10.3
12375.0
1.3
3744.6
0.3
19427.6
1.7
6330.6
0.3
16819.0
1.1
26620.6
0.9
6352.4
0.6
112.6
6777.2
0.6
400.5
7921.6
0.5
740.7
12 Defence
248842.5
25.0
216304.8 16.2
300167.0
25.9
357132.2
17.7
400801.4
25.9
298525.8
30.0
665010.9 49.9
393221.1
33.9 1134747.2
56.3
538819.1
34.8 1305058.9 46.1
219.3
335.5
11 Trade
14 Development
Committees
TOTAL
8.0
267.4
33.8
896249.5 31.7
102.4
993917.0 (r) 100.0 1332388.4 100.0 1158799.7 (r) 100.0 2016099.1 (r) 100.0 1547797.9 100.0 2831370.4 100.0
1/ Includes contributions.
2/ Pyithu Hluttaw & Councils, and from 1989-90 on wards only the State Law
& Order Restoration Council which has been reorganized as the State Peace
and Development Council since 15 November 1997.
436
16.05 CURRENT CASH BUDGET OF THE STATE ECONOMIC ENTERPRISES
(Kyat Million)
1990-91
S.N.
State Economic Enterprises
Receipts
1995-96
Expenditure Surplus+ Receipts

/ Deficit-
2000-01
Expenditure Surplus+
/ Deficit-
Receipts
/ Deficit-
I AGRICULTURE AND FOREST
1881.4
2832.7
-951.3
18377.8
21615.4
-3237.6
27104.7
72890.6
-45785.9
1.Agricultural Enterprises
518.3
1238.6
-720.3
15594.1
18037.5
-2443.4
21327.5
56935.2
-35607.7
1363.1
1594.1
-231.0
2783.7
3577.9
-794.2
5777.2
15955.4
-10178.2
594.6
567.4
+27.2
807.5
927.0
-119.5
1137.4
1129.7
+7.7
1.Myanma Fisheries Enterprise
357.0
307.7
+49.3
2.Livestock,Foodstuff and Milk

Products Enterprise
237.6
259.7
-22.1
807.5
927.0
-119.5
1137.4
1129.7
+7.7
MINES
492.0
837.4
-345.4
1863.6
2099.9
-236.3
5411.6
4260.0
+1151.6
1.Mining Enterprises
239.6
529.5
-289.9
567.2
1238.9
-671.7
1092.8
2114.0
-1021.2
2.Myanma Gems Enterprise
186.4
251.9
-65.5
1189.3
737.0
+452.3
4113.4
1773.3
+2340.1
3.Myanma Salt and Marine

Chemical Enterprise
35.1
28.7
+6.4
81.2
88.1
-6.9
135.9
237.1
-101.2
4.Myanma Pearl Enterprise
30.9
27.3
+3.6
25.9
35.9
-10.0
69.5
135.6
-66.1
6377.2
5744.0
+633.2
10691.4
10907.8
-216.4
36452.1
35087.6
+1364.5
1.Industry (1)
5528.1
5097.2
+430.9
8585.6
9299.3
-713.7
29743.0
28635.1
+1107.9
2.Industry (2)
849.1
646.8
+202.3
2105.8
1608.5
+497.3
6709.1
6452.5
+256.6
5339.3
5310.7
+28.6
14921.7
12657.2 +2264.5
122537.5
132303.2
-9765.7
811.1
804.0
+7.1
1101.0
1115.1
-14.1
3931.3
5241.4
-1310.1
1774.0
1827.6
-53.6
5979.4
3803.0 +2176.4
47640.7
50861.3
-3220.6
1958.6
2020.6
-62.0
5070.2
5139.3
-69.1
53611.7
54601.3
-989.6
795.6
658.5
+137.1
2771.1
2599.8
+171.3
17353.8
21599.2
-4245.4
2.Myanma Timber Enterprise

II LIVESTOCK BREEDING AND
FISHERIES
III
IV INDUSTRY
V ENERGY
1.Myanma Oil and Gas
Enterprise
2.Myanma Petrochemical
Enterprise
3.Myanma Petroleum Products
Enterprise
4.Myanma Electric Power
Enterprise
437
16.05 CURRENT CASH BUDGET OF THE STATE ECONOMIC ENTERPRISES (CONTD.)
(Kyat Million)
2004-05
S.N.
Receipts
2005-06
/ Deficit-
Receipts
2006-07
Expenditure
Surplus+
/ Deficit-
Receipts
Expenditure
Surplus+
/ Deficit-
I AGRICULTURE AND FOREST
34321.8
77104.4
-42782.4
30807.8
65325.2
-34517.4
46791.0
119157.6
-72366.6
21890.2
36684.9
-14794.7
21122.0
35098.1
-13976.1
29566.1
54343.5
-24777.4
12431.6
40419.5
-27987.9
9685.8
30227.1
-20541.3
17224.9
64814.1
-47589.2
6527.9
11623.6
-5095.7
12159.2
14182.1
-2022.9
19509.5
22835.4
-3325.9

Products Enterprise
6527.9
11623.6
-5095.7
12159.2
14182.1
-2022.9
19509.5
22835.4
-3325.9
10982.6
12310.9
-1328.3
18658.3
10395.2
+8263.1
22294.3
23569.7
-1275.4
2160.2
3804.5
-1644.3
3499.9
5250.7
-1750.8
5424.6
10757.5
-5332.9
7549.9
7212.6
+337.3
13795.4
3691.1
+10104.3
14037.3
10466.8
+3570.5

Chemical Enterprise
423.8
632.2
-208.4
552.7
736.8
-184.1
1178.1
1272.8
-94.7
848.7
661.6
+187.1
810.3
716.6
+93.7
1654.3
1072.6
+581.7
137426.2
139467.7
-2041.5
177379.5
168550.3
+8829.2
284600.4 (r)
274228.8
+10371.6
1.Industry (1)
114445.4
113815.6
+629.8
153820.4
139797.7
+14022.7
244334.0
233532.3
+10801.7
2.Industry (2)
22980.8
25652.1
-2671.3
23559.1
28752.6
-5193.5
40696.5
-430.1
166903.0
192929.4
-26026.4
446921.0
597225.2
-150304.2
774962.4
896226.1
-121263.7
6287.3
7278.9
-991.6
14375.8
15453.4
-1077.6
14375.8
31623.5
-17247.7
Enterprise
Enterprise
51834.9
65651.4
-13816.5
158572.0
272670.3
-114098.3
264709.0
319230.2
-54521.2
78367.1
86148.5
-7781.4
235495.0
267701.9
-32206.9
402096.6
484417.7
-82321.1

Enterprise
30413.7
33850.6
-3436.9
38478.2
41399.6
-2921.4
93781.0
60954.7
+32826.3
II LIVESTOCK BREEDING AND

FISHERIES
III MINES
IV INDUSTRY
V ENERGY
Enterprise
40266.4 (r)
438
(Kyat Million)
2007-08
S.N.
II
III
2008-09
Receipts Expenditure
Surplus+
/ Deficit-
Receipts
2009-10
/ Deficit-
Receipts
Expenditure
Surplus+
/ Deficit-
AGRICULTURE AND FOREST
54285.9
140413.4
-86127.5
49976.4
160908.6
-110932.2
76295.3
193219.5
-116924.2
31309.7
53414.2
-22104.5
28353.8
55559.9
-27206.1
46568.9
60714.0
-14145.1
22976.2
86999.2
-64023.0
21622.6
105348.7
-83726.1
29726.4
132505.5
-102779.1
LIVESTOCK BREEDING AND

FISHERIES
12295.7
28446.6
-16150.9
14626.6
22973.6
-8347.0
12627.8
20010.5
-7382.7

Products Enterprise
12295.7
28446.6
-16150.9
14626.6
22973.6
-8347.0
12627.8
20010.5
-7382.7
MINES
35455.3
23388.8 +12066.5
45716.9
26885.3 +18831.6
41929.8
38281.6
+3648.2
-4190.3
7957.7
10843.8
-2886.1
13288.3 +23997.6
31233.6
23568.4
+7665.2
6784.6
10216.4
-3431.8
5963.2
10497.3 +15424.5
37285.9
10153.5
25921.8

Chemical Enterprise
1241.3
1296.9
-55.7
1228.4
1584.5
-356.1
1060.2
1519.9
-459.6
1507.6
1378.2
+129.5
1239.4
1859.0
-619.6
1678.3
2349.5
-671.2
333483.3
334288.5
-805.2
388286.4
380721.9
+7564.5
359069.6
368754.4
-9684.8
291941.3
285683.1
+6258.2
318584.1
313686.1
+4898.0
265022.1
283859.0
-18836.9
+2666.5
94047.5
84895.4
+9152.1
-76773.2 1175096.6 1264963.9
-89867.3
IV INDUSTRY
1.Industry (1)
.
2.Industry (2)
V ENERGY
Enterprise
41542.0
48605.4
1197840.5 1325508.3
44312.6
-7063.4
69702.3
67035.8
-127667.8 1261457.8 1338231.0
34050.6 +10262.0
59611.9
63382.3
-3770.4
60344.4
53558.2
+6786.2
Enterprise
Enterprise
254620.6
318347.1
-63726.5
239895.1
243660.4
-3765.3
246746.0
297951.7
-51205.7
565188.9
665645.2
-100456.3
661432.5
730382.6
-68950.1
549176.1
505425.5
+43750.6

Enterprise
333718.4
307465.4 +26253.0
300518.3
300805.7
-287.4
318830.1
408028.5
-89198.4
439
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
II
III
IV
Receipts
2010-11
Expenditure
Surplus+
/ Deficit-
79949.3
196617.9
-116668.6
45963.6
75396.7
-29433.1
33985.7
121221.2
-87235.5
LIVESTOCK BREEDING AND

FISHERIES
11976.1
30439.8
-18463.7

Products Enterprise
11976.1
30439.8
-18463.7
MINES
75091.9
44179.8
+30912.1
12430.5
9116.5
+3314.0
60814.3
32706.3
+28108.0

Chemical Enterprise
722.7
1199.4
-476.7
1124.4
1157.6
-33.2
INDUSTRY
261964.9
271021.6
-9056.7
1.Industry (1)
168729.6
192098.3
-23368.7
2.Industry (2)
93235.3
78923.3
+14312.0
1375389.3
1275689.7
+99699.6
65352.5
75353.4
-10000.9
Enterprise
Enterprise
196128.7
244168.4
-48039.7
686460.5
473588.8
+212871.7

Enterprise
427447.6
482579.1
-55131.5
ENERGY
Enterprise
440
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
1990-91
Expenditure
Receipts
1995-96
Receipts Expenditure Surplus+
/ Deficit-
Surplus+
/ Deficit-
2000-01
Expenditure
Receipts
Surplus+
/ Deficit-
VI PUBLIC WORKS
2810.1
2965.4
-155.3
11368.3
11329.8
+38.5
27005.2
34980.7
-7975.5
VII TRANSPORT
1111.8
899.1
+212.7
2362.6
2006.9
+355.7
5673.8
5450.2
+223.6
1.Myanma Five Star Line
263.0
211.9
+51.1
502.9
487.3
+15.6
1119.4
1248.2
-128.8
2.Inland Water Transport
243.7
208.8
+34.9
383.6
377.2
+6.4
1299.4
1297.9
+1.5
3.Myanma Port Authority
251.5
169.6
+81.9
853.2
522.9
+330.3
1329.2
1145.1
+184.1
4.Myanma Shipyards
68.1
42.2
+25.9
70.9
91.5
-20.6
227.5
302.1
-74.6
5.Myanma Airways
285.5
266.6
+18.9
552.0
528.0
+24.0
1698.3
1456.9
+241.4
1184.2
972.1
+212.1
2777.1
2580.5
+196.6
7747.4
8124.5
-377.1
1.Myanma Railways
835.1
672.3
+162.8
2065.4
1902.8
+162.6
6341.0
6853.7
-512.7
2.Road Transport
349.1
299.8
+49.3
711.7
677.7
+34.0
1406.4
1270.8
+135.6
TELECOMMUNICATIONS, POST
&TELEGRAPH
445.1
316.9
+128.2
1834.5
1527.8
+306.7
6716.6
5972.0
+744.6
1.Myanma Post and

Telecommunications
445.1
316.9
+128.2
1834.5
1527.8
+306.7
6716.6
5972.0
+744.6
FINANCE AND REVENUE
3251.5
2598.4
+653.1
9943.3
8740.7 +1202.6
29902.1
26236.7
+3665.4
1.Central Bank of Myanmar
587.4
308.3
+279.1
2907.1
2304.5
+602.6
16432.3
12679.2
+3753.1
2.Myanma Economic Bank
1439.3
1214.2
+225.1
3883.3
4052.6
-169.3
8886.8
10259.2
-1372.3
3.Myanma Foreign Trade Bank
243.6
156.2
+87.4
188.2
115.6
+72.6
146.4
107.8
+38.6
4.Myanma Agricultural and

Rural Development Bank
138.4
113.8
+24.6
724.8
594.4
+130.4
5.Myanma Investment and

Commercial Bank
16.3
10.0
+6.3
303.6
207.1
+96.5
576.9
476.1
+100.8
6.Myanma Insurance
523.5
371.0
+152.5
1039.8
533.1
+506.7
1968.9
1126.1
+842.8
7.Security and Printing Works
303.0
424.9
-121.9
731.0
795.3
-64.3
1267.9
1002.9
+265.0
165.5
138.1
+27.4
622.9
585.5
+37.4
7340.4
8721.7
-1381.3
11417.0
16341.5
-4924.5
13160.9
62171.7
-49010.8
499.8
453.3
+46.5
820.3
890.1
-69.8
1301.9
1353.8
-51.9
452.7
408.1
+44.6
689.0
743.8
-54.8
1064.0
1062.7
+1.3
47.1
45.2
+1.9
131.3
146.3
-15.0
237.9
291.1
-53.2
31327.4
32219.1
-891.7
87185.1
91624.6
-4439.5
284151.2
389960.7
-105809.5
VIII. RAIL TRANSPORT
IX.
X.
8.Myanma Small Loan

XI. TRADE ENTERPRISES
XII. SOCIAL SERVICE
1.Information
2.Social Security Board.
GRAND TOTAL
441
(Kyat Million)
2004-05
S.N.
2005-06
Surplus+
/ Deficit-
Receipts
Receipts
Expenditure
Surplus+
/ Deficit-
108344.5
-756.5
127679.6
126369.9
122347.4
+4022.5
13987.5
14532.4
-544.9
12813.9
14625.7
-1811.8
16981.6
28276.0
-11294.4
2893.9
2306.1
+587.8
2539.8
2104.2
+435.6
2580.5
5267.7
-2687.2
3273.3
3553.9
-280.6
3948.7
4293.9
-345.2
4810.5
8191.5
-3381.0
1685.5
1401.5
+284.0
1761.0
1715.0
+46.0
2074.0
3911.8
-1837.8
4.Myanma Shipyards
957.0
1169.4
-212.4
789.5
1044.7
-255.2
1658.5
2201.8
-543.3
5.Myanma Airways
5177.7
6101.5
-923.8
3774.9
5467.9
-1693
5858.1
8703.2
-2845.1
23168.7
27801.9
-4633.2
26450.2
23865.2 +2585.0
31666.1
41398.8
-9732.7
20362.8
25090.3
-4727.5
22749.3
20457.9 +2291.4
24853.8
34781.4
-9927.6
2805.9
2711.6
+94.3
3700.9
+293.6
6812.3
6617.4
+194.9
TELECOMMUNICATIONS,
POST & TELEGRAPH
54797.3
87876.9
-33079.6
115402.9
76380.6 +39022.3
160891.1
143604.4 +17286.7
1.Myanma Post and

Telecommunications
54797.3
87876.9
-33079.6
115402.9
76380.6 +39022.3
160891.1
143604.4 +17286.7
FINANCE AND REVENUE
108001.0
87454.0
+20547.0
139076.7
126900.2 +12176.5
172082.0
156267.9 +15814.1
68343.2
52010.5
+16332.7
83766.6
80608.8 +3157.8
104867.2
83223.6 +21643.6
26125.0
26116.0
+9.0
40063.5(r)
36947.5 +3116.0(r)
725.6
589.6
+136.0
453.3
257.8


Commercial Bank
1326.7
1237.2
+89.5
1816.6
1652.8
6.Myanma Insurance
5852.1
2354.5
+3497.6
6833.1
3038.6
3375.1
-336.5
8.Myanma Small Loan
2589.8
1771.2
7651.6
XII. SOCIAL SERVICE
VI PUBLIC WORKS
VII
TRANSPORT

1.Myanma Railways
2.Road Transport
IX.
X.
1.Information
GRAND TOTAL
Receipts
Expenditure
107588.0
2006-07
Expenditure
Surplus+
/ Deficit-
117524.3 +10155.3
3407.3
46444.1
56432.1
-9988.0
+195.5
1089.9
864.6
+225.3
2514.0
2487.5
+26.5
2673.5 +4159.6
8656.1
5191.4
+3464.7
3370.6
2860.3
+510.3
4911.2
5471.7
-560.5
+818.6
2773.0
1899.5
+873.5
3599.5
2597.0
+1002.5
12824.2
-5172.6
4979.0
4082.7
+896.3
5595.7
6929.2
-1333.5
5629.8
5361.4
+268.4
8154.1
5367.4 +2786.7
13320.9 (r)
11853.4
+1467.5
4266.0
4101.8
+164.2
6682.3
4325.2 +2357.1
9599.9
8861.1
+738.8
1471.8
1042.2
3721.0 (r)
2992.3
+728.7
1363.8
1259.6
+104.2
676985.4
777631.3
-100645.9
+163.8(r)
+429.6
1120482.1(r) 1224424.1 -103942.0(r) 1675064.9 (r) 1846694.7 -171629.8
442
(Kyat Million)
2007-08
S.N.
Expenditure
Surplus+
/ Deficit-
VII
Receipts
Expenditure
Surplus+
/ Deficit-
118816.1
112836.8
+5979.3
120199.7
117759.7
+2440.0
129178.9
119827.2
+9351.7
25020.6
33535.9
-8515.3
28236.6
39382.9
-11146.3
29041.3
37283.3
-8242.0
4617.6
4418.1
+199.5
4466.4
5069.9
-603.5
5880.7
5887.1
-6.4
6429.3
10865.2
-4435.9
6603.2
12342.5
-5739.3
6474.2
11435.0
-4960.8
2595.2
4329.5
-1734.3
2958.3
5369.4
-2411.1
3516.1
5396.8
-1880.7
4.Myanma Shipyards
1659.4
2602.1
-942.7
4181.7
3125.4
+1056.3
2764.2
3255.1
-490.9
5.Myanma Airways
9719.1
11321.0
10027.0
13475.7
-3448.7
10406.1
11309.3
-903.2
34585.3
52847.7
-1601.9
.
-18262.4
34852.4
56297.1
-21444.7
39077.5
59453.3
-20375.8
27107.1
45193.3
-18086.1
28321.9
49254.8
-20932.9
33036.8
52083.0
-19046.2
7478.2
7654.4
-176.3
6530.5
7042.3
-511.8
6040.7
7370.3
-1329.6
230782.1
164859.5
+65922.6
251532.0
228031.6 +23500.4
266288.8
234121.7
+32167.1
230782.1
164859.5
+65922.6
251532.0
228031.6 +23500.4
266288.8
234121.7
+32167.1
FINANCE AND REVENUE
202701.6
194408.7
+8292.9
258521.6 (r)
242274.1 +16247.5 (r)
347594.9
308559.6
+39035.3
134234.7
102663.8
+31570.9
159362.5
130419.7 +28942.8
191394.4
147007.4
+44387.0
43054.3
71576.8
-28522.5
67453.4
90607.8
-23154.4
119227.9
130716.4
-11488.5
1560.5
1183.5
+377.0
657.4
578.7
+78.7
1084.6
972.2
+112.4


Commercial Bank
2819.8
2760.7
+59.1
3354.7
2850.6
+504.1
3919.9
3919.1
+0.8
10384.1
6252.9
+4131.3
14044.8
4073.7
+9971.1
15077.3
8245.1
+6832.2
7621.3
7481.9
+139.4
9697.4
9442.7
+254.7
13217.3
14296.5
-1079.2
8.Myanma Small Loan
3026.9
2489.1
+537.8
3951.4 (r)
4300.9
-349.5 (r)
3673.5
3402.9
+270.6
5720.7
6727.5
-1006.8
5799.8
6614.5
-814.7
5215.7
6809.9
-1594.2
16767.7
14251.9
+2515.8
18314.4
17153.8
+1160.6
18083.8
17574.8
+509.0
12697.8
10744.9
+1952.9
13910.3
12191.7
+1718.6
13171.9
12908.9
+263.0
+562.9
4404.1
4962.1
-558.0
4911.9
4665.9
+246.0
-163758.8 2477520.6 (r) 2637234.1 -159713.5 (r) 2499500.0
2668859.7
-169359.7
TRANSPORT

1.Myanma Railways
2.Road Transport
IX.
TELECOMMUNICATIONS,
Receipts
2009-10
Surplus+
/ Deficit-
VI PUBLIC WORKS
Receipts
2008-09
Expenditure
POST & TELEGRAPH

1.Myanma Post and
Telecommunications
X.
6.Myanma Insurance

XII. SOCIAL SERVICE
1.Information
GRAND TOTAL
4069.9
3507.0
2267754.8
2431513.6
443
16.05 CURRENT CASH BUDGET OF THE STATE ECONOMIC ENTERPRISES (CONCLD.)
(Kyat Million)
2010-11
S.N.
VI
PUBLIC WORKS
VII
TRANSPORT
VIII.
X.
XII.
Surplus+
/ Deficit-
122587.5
+7783.8
34148.9
39386.5
-5237.6
718.0
1187.1
-469.1
7534.0
11611.7
-4077.7
3836.9
6601.6
-2764.7
4.Myanma Shipyards
3297.1
4036.4
-739.3
5.Myanma Airways
18762.9
15949.7
+2813.2
RAIL TRANSPORT
40487.8
66753.0
-26265.2
1.Myanma Railways
33137.6
59282.3
-26144.7
7350.2
7470.7
-120.5
TELECOMMUNICATIONS, POST
& TELEGRAPH
322726.3
265530.1
+57196.2
1.Myanma Post and

Telecommunications
322726.3
265530.1
+57196.2
FINANCE AND REVENUE
445813.2
414579.0
+31234.2
246504.0
209993.2
+36510.8
155330.6
169514.1
-14183.5
1004.3
932.9
+71.4


Commercial Bank
4027.0
4798.6
-771.6
6.Myanma Insurance
20705.2
9181.8
+11523.4
XI.
Expenditure
130371.3
2.Road Transport
IX.
Receipts
15414.0
17050.4
-1636.4
8.Myanma Small Loan
2828.1
3108.0
-279.9
TRADE ENTERPRISES
5829.9
6888.4
-1058.5
SOCIAL SERVICE
21415.4
20915.9
+499.5
1.Information
15591.9
15596.6
-4.7
5823.5
5319.3
+504.2
2805164.3
2754589.2
+50575.1

GRAND TOTAL
Note : (1) Since January 29, 1991, Ministry of Transport and Communications
has been reorganized as Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Rail
Transport and Ministry of Telecommunications, Post and Telegraph.
(2) Since February 17, 1992, Ministry of Planning & Finance has been
reorganized as Ministry of National Planning & Economic Development
and Ministry of Finance & Revenue.
(3) Since August 7, 1996, Ministry of Trade has been reformed as Ministry
of Commerce.
(4) Since August 14, 1996, Myanma Agricultural and Rural Development
Bank is placed under the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation.
Source: Budget Department.
444
16.06 CAPITAL EXPENDITURES OF THE STATE ECONOMIC ENTERPRISES BY SECTOR
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
I.
Sector
1990-91
1995-96
2000-2001
2004-2005
2005-2006
348.2
660.6
3270.9
6277.2
2873.1
152.9
533.3
2755.7
5122.2
2616.0
195.3
127.3
515.2
1155.0
257.1
67.9
39.4
109.1
1222.5
851.0
52.2
2.Livestock,Foodstuff and
15.7
39.4
109.1
1222.5
851.0
111.6
157.0
59.5
573.6
677.1
94.0
54.2
43.4
227.5
225.7
12.1
81.1
2.4
142.8
71.9
3.6
10.8
7.5
39.2
129.5
1.9
10.9
6.3
164.1
250.0
460.8
340.3
7135.1
69192.4
48912.1
1.Industry(1)
452.8
264.5
5921.5
60685.6
43261.2
2.Industry(2)
8.0
75.8
1213.6
8506.8
5650.9
815.5
1395.3
4893.0
21704.9
18654.9
71.7
10.4
1602.9
837.7
937.6
29.0
18.2
167.0
93.9
751.4
7.5
22.3
55.2
1114.6
1172.3
707.3
1344.4
3067.9
19658.7
15793.6
32.2
440.2
296.7
693.1
1210.1
II. LIVESTOCK BREEDING AND

FISHERIES
Milk Products Enterprise
III. MINES
Chemical Enterprise
IV. INDUSTRY
V. ENERGY
Enterprise
Enterprise
3.Myanma Petroleum
Products Enterprise
Enterprise
5.Off-Shore Project
VI. PUBLIC WORKS
445
16.06 CAPITAL EXPENDITURES OF THE STATE ECONOMIC ENTERPRISES BY SECTOR (CONTD.)
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
I.
Sector
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
2010-2011
2230.2
3011.5
3080.0
3405.7
4311.2
1882.2
2310.7
2494.0
2559.7
4109.2
348.0
700.8
586.0
846.0
202.0
918.4
809.0
631.9
2138.3
1862.3
918.4
809.0
631.9
2138.3
1862.3
895.6
668.0
353.1
688.0
1275.7
213.7
60.2
51.4
237.0
43.4
64.8
99.3
70.4
63.0
1010.9
127.9
159.1
68.1
111.9
5.9
489.2
349.4
163.2
276.1
215.5
67098.8
106122.8
99929.7
113514.0
73891.0
1.Industry(1)
55837.4
84328.0
81612.3
73889.0
42890.2
2.Industry(2)
11261.4
21794.8
18317.4
39625.0
31000.8
25081.6
46890.8
128825.4
123472.9
115843.3
2755.7
3380.0
5139.3
6939.6
3771.5
1651.6
5061.9
46079.2
34828.4
19828.9
1413.6
337.0
189.1
125.8
136.8
19260.7
38111.9
77417.9
81579.1
92106.1
366.7
636.4
2733.2
2914.6
3678.8
II. LIVESTOCK BREEDING AND

FISHERIES
2.Livestock,Foodstuff and
Milk Products Enterprise
III. MINES
Chemical Enterprise
IV. INDUSTRY
V. ENERGY
Enterprise
Enterprise
3.Myanma Petroleum
Products Enterprise
Enterprise
5.Off-Shore Project
VI. PUBLIC WORKS
446
16.06 CAPITAL EXPENDITURES OF THE STATE ECONOMIC ENTERPRISES BY SECTOR (CONTD.)
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
Sector
1990-91
1995-96
2000-2001
2004-2005
2005-2006
VII.
TRANSPORT
4.Myanma Shipyards
5.Myanma Airways
252.3
0.2
50.8
195.9
5.1
0.3
506.5
5.9
350.1
127.5
18.7
4.3
1045.0
46.7
389.3
262.7
336.6
9.7
3874.4
181.7
1065.6
1651.0
881.7
94.4
3250.0
90.7
945.3
1757.3
417.2
39.5
VIII.
RAIL TRANSPORT
1.Myanma Railways
2.Road Transport
478.4
445.0
33.4
3514.1
3429.5
84.6
2838.2
2718.7
119.5
26868.6
26072.1
796.5
33576.2
32922.7
653.5
IX.
TELECOMMUNICATIONS,
POST & TELEGRAPH
1.Myanma Post and
Telecommunications
390.6
764.8
1183.8
14596.9
8470.4
390.6
764.8
1183.8
14596.9
8470.4
FINANCE AND REVENUE

Commercial Bank
6.Myanma Insurance
8.Myanma Small Loan
159.3
95.9
39.2
0.6
11.5
465.2
222.1
33.5
0.1
18.2
579.1
162.7
290.3
8.7
-
1728.8
339.5
1192.8
13.9
-
2033.4
347.1
1481.1
14.8
-
1.7
4.5
28.8
18.8
1.5
10.6
-
144.5
19.4
25.7
18.1
52.3
42.5
67.7
41.2
44.9
74.0
52.7
44.9
XI.
TRADE ENTERPRISES
230.1
757.8
455.4
821.1
149.2
XII.
SOCIAL SERVICES
1.Information
2.Social Security Board
47.6
39.0
8.6
168.4
139.2
29.2
211.1
77.8
133.3
795.4
538.9
256.5
609.2
474.4
134.8
3394.5
9209.6
22076.9
148348.9
121266.7
X.
GRAND TOTAL
447
16.06 CAPITAL EXPENDITURES OF THE STATE ECONOMIC ENTERPRISES BY SECTOR (CONCLD.)
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
Sector
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010
VII.
TRANSPORT
4.Myanma Shipyards
5.Myanma Airways
2929.1
2.0
1072.3
1773.7
57.1
23.9
4980.4
0.2
1585.5
2774.3
343.0
277.4
6184.2
0.3
912.5
3206.1
210.1
1855.1
3992.8
0.3
1109.4
2291.1
251.5
340.4
5826.2
0.1
992.3
2191.3
486.0
2156.5
VIII.
RAIL TRANSPORT
1.Myanma Railways
2.Road Transport
44360.0
43291.1
1068.9
66566.0
65499.6
1066.4
75777.4
74910.8
866.6
121351.2
120194.2
1157.0
115015.2
113364.9
1650.3
IX.
TELECOMMUNICATIONS,
POST & TELEGRAPH
1.Myanma Post and
Telecommunications
14889.0
38007.4
31328.9
36810.4
43353.2
14889.0
38007.4
31328.9
36810.4
43353.2
2520.6
946.9
1286.9
35.0
-
2242.8
1163.6
640.5
70.7
-
1317.8
652.5
358.6
34.0
-
2912.5
1406.9
981.0
147.7
-
6359.5
3279.3
1488.0
119.5
-
31.0
93.3
67.9
91.3
51.8
64.2
45.3
111.3
19.5
82.7
172.5
30.0
85.0
89.8
63.3
149.3
73.0
135.1
1226.3
59.5
39.3
24.5
16.0
19.8
22.9
217.2
117.8
99.4
257.6
114.3
143.3
402.6
172.9
229.7
1099.1
923.0
176.1
523.0
349.8
173.2
161546.5
270217.2
350580.2
412319.3
371962.3
X.
FINANCE AND REVENUE

Commercial Bank
6.Myanma Insurance
8.Myanma Small Loan
XI.
TRADE ENTERPRISES
XII.
SOCIAL SERVICES
1.Information
2.Social Security Board
GRAND TOTAL
Note : (1) Since January 29, 1991, Ministry of Transport and Communications
has been reorganized as Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Rail Transport
and Ministry of Telecommunications, Post and Telegraph.
(2) Since February 17, 1992, Ministry of Planning & Finance has been
reorganized as Ministry of National Planning & Economic Development
and Ministry of Finance & Revenue.
(3) Since August 7, 1996, Ministry of Trade has been reformed as Ministry
of Commerce.
(4) Since August 14, 1996, Myanma Agricultural and Rural Development
Bank is reorganized as Myanma Agricultural and Development Bank
which is placed under the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation.
2010-2011
Source: Budget Department.
XVII. EDUCATION
(000)
2,500
4,500
2,000
200
75
MIDDLE
30
(000)
60
25
45
100
15
MIDDLE
(000)
3,000
1,500
500
2010-2011
2010-2011
10
2009-2010
20
2009-2010
15
2008-2009
1000
2008-2009
2007-2008
2010-2011
2009-2010
20
2010-2011
PRIMARY
MIDDLE
2009-2010
1200
2008-2009
6,000
2007-2008
25
2007-2008
50
2010-2011
150
2010-2011
200
2009-2010
PRIMARY
(000)
2009-2010
(00)
2008-2009
0
2008-2009
PRIMARY
2008-2009
10
2007-2008
2010-2011
2009-2010
30
2007-2008
2010-2011
2009-2010
2008-2009
2007-2008
40
2007-2008
2010-2011
(000)
2009-2010
(000)
2008-2009
2007-2008
(000)
2008-2009
2007-2008
450
Chart No. 17
EDUCATION STATISTICS
NUMBER OF SCHOOLS
HIGH
800
600
400
NUMBER OF TEACHERS
HIGH
20
30
15
10
NUMBER OF STUDENTS
800
HIGH
600
1,500
1,000
400
200
451
XVII. EDUCATION
Data on education is presented under broad streams - General, Professional, Technical

and Vocational. Data shown under General and Professional streams relate to sectors of Basic
Education, Monastic Education, Higher Education, Two-year Colleges and University of
Distance Education while under Technical and Vocational streams, Teachers' Training
Programme (Basic Education) and Technical, Agricultural and Vocational Education are shown
respectively.
Under the General and Professional streams, enrolment of students is shown against
teaching staff for better appraisal of student-teacher ratio. Data on state scholars are also
presented.
Details of tables are outlined under the respective sector headings.
Basic Education
Education statistics on schools, teachers and students are shown in table 17.01 by
Region and State. Data on students appearing for Matriculation Examination are also presented.
The new system of Matriculation Examination was introduced in 2001-02 Academic
year in order to enable students to study their preferred subject Combinations. Students are
provided extensive and in-depth instruction of individual subjects and taught at International
Level. They are required to take Myanmar, English and Mathematics as compulsory subjects
and a combination of 3 subjects- Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geography, History, Economics
and Optional Myanmar Constituting and 8 subjects combination at the level of Basic
Education High School as follows;
(1) Economics, Physics and Chemistry
(2) Geography, History and Economics
(3) Geography, History and Optional Myanmar
(4) History, Economics and Optional Myanmar
(5) History, Physics and Chemistry
(6) Optional Myanmar, Physics and Chemistry
(7) Physics, Chemistry and Biology
(8) Geography, Physics and Chemistry
Regarding teachers' training, the Institute for the Development of National Races,
formerly under the Basic Education Department was put under the Union Service Board with
effect from 1st November 1988 and renamed as University for the Development of National
Races. And then it was shifted under the Ministry of Border Affairs at the end of March in
2012.
Distribution of schools and teachers in Region and State by level of education is shown
in table 17.02. With 1997-98 as base year, index numbers of schools, teachers and students are
given in table 17.03. Primary level index in 2010-11 was 101% for schools, 123% for teachers
452
and 106% for students. Teacher- student ratio can also be seen in table 17.04. Teacher
educators for teacher training are shown by rank and by sex in table 17.05. Status of female
teachers can be observed in table 17.06.
Distribution of teachers by rank, gender and urban-rural classification are shown in table
17.07. Regarding academic qualification of teachers can be observed in table 17.08.
Monastic Education Schools
With the aim of providing the needy children and various parts of the country with
education and enabling them to become culturally refined citizen, 1429 Monastic Education
Schools has been opened in 248 townships, attended by a total of 12175 novices, 4377 nuns,
104062 boy - students and 94719 girl- students in the 2010-2011 academic year as shown in
table 17.09. Donations for Monastic Education are offered not only by people within the
country but also by people from abroad.
Higher Education
In this sector, data relating to Professional Institutes, Universities and Degree Colleges
are shown in table 17.12, 17.13 and 17.14 respectively. Data on student enrolment, teaching
and research staff at the institutes of higher education and graduates by type of specialization are
included. Classes at the institutes of higher learning were suspended during 1989 and 1990 and
reopened in 1991. No examinations were held from 1988 to 1990. Dagon University and the
National University of Arts and Culture, Yangon and Mandalay were opened in 1993. Yangon
Computer University was opened in 1991, Mandalay was opened in 1997 and Other Computer
Colleges were upgraded as Computer Universities on 20th January 2007. The International
Theravada Buddhist Missionary University was opened in 1998. Institute of Medicine
(Magway), University of Kyaukse and West Yangon were opened in 2001. Meiktila, Hinthada
Degree Colleges were upgraded to University in 2001.Myanmar Aerospace and Engineering
University and Myanmar Maritime University were opened in 2002.
Distance Education
Correspondence course in education is given to in-service graduate teachers by the
Institute of Education, while enrolment in Arts, Science, Law and Economics is accepted in the
Yangon University of Distance Education which was established on 15th June 1992 and
Mandalay was opened in 1998-99 academic year. The University was formerly called
University Correspondence Education Centre. Data on distant enrolment are shown in table
17.15.
453
State Scholars
Data on State Scholars are obtained from Higher Education Department and Foreign
Economic Relations Department and are shown in table 17.16 under various subject
headings.
Teachers' Training
Data on outturn of Primary Teachers and Junior Teachers from Education College are
shown in table 17.17 by Region and state where colleges are established.
Data on students trained at the University for the Development of National Races of the
Union have been incorporated in the data on Education Colleges of the Sagaing Region.
Technical, Agricultural and Vocational Training

Vocational trainees from Government Technical High-Schools, Agricultural High
Schools, Education College PATC and JATC, Commercial Schools, Engineering Technology
Evening Classes and Handicraft Schools are presented in table 17.18 with additional data on
Weaving Schools, Government Technical Institute, Evening Classes and Myanmar Lacquerware
College.
Outturn of vocational trainees from Government Technical Institutes, Engineering
Technology Evening Classes, Handicraft School and Government Technical High Schools are
also presented by type of skill in table 17.19.
Cooperative College (Phaunggyi) and Cooperative College (Mandalay) were established
in 1994. Yangon Cooperative Degree College (Thanlyin) and Cooperative College (Sagaing)
were established in 1996.
It should be noted that Engineering Technology Evening Classes were suspended during
the period from 1989 to 1992. Myanmar Lacquerware Institute was upgraded as Myanmar
Lacquerware College on 16 th May 2003.
454
17.01 EDUCATION STATISTICS BY LEVEL AND BY REGION AND STATE
(Number)
Schools
S.N.
Region and State
1 Kachin State
2 Kayah State
3 Kayin State
4 Chin State
5 Sagaing Region
7 Bago Region
8 Magway Region
Year
Primary
Middle
2007-2008
1178
87
2008-2009
1178
2009-2010
2010-2011
Teachers
High
Primary
Middle
49
5962
2123
87
49
6106
1175
90
49
1173
87
54
2007-2008
341
33
2008-2009
341
2009-2010
Students
High
Primary
Middle
High
881
170860
94778
25266
2094
909
174232
99272
26941
6369
2401
934
174385
100792
28732
6497
2447
878
175949
102520
28674
14
1259
498
237
33962
16169
5464
33
14
1274
499
215
32218
16773
5229
342
33
14
1236
531
230
32368
17026
5085
2010-2011
341
33
14
1276
519
231
33060
17169
4924
2007-2008
1157
78
35
4957
1438
580
159189
51864
11944
2008-2009
1158
77
36
5168
1397
574
168448
56657
12402
2009-2010
1162
79
36
5346
1449
589
172373
58813
10978
2010-2011
1171
79
39
5387
1541
460
161929
58522
11653
2007-2008
1066
83
28
3340
993
466
75211
32814
10812
2008-2009
1066
83
28
3301
989
457
63211
32485
9734
2009-2010
1066
83
28
3123
1138
455
64274
33097
9897
2010-2011
1065
83
28
3334
1070
415
64767
33770
9730
2007-2008
3907
205
85
20566
6347
2008
547425
256662
70328
2008-2009
3906
206
85
20176
6977
2028
559368
261160
72996
2009-2010
3905
206
87
19709
6819
2619
561558
265686
71032
2010-2011
3896
215
92
22380
7120
2057
550501
271104
71010
2007-2008
1011
56
38
4815
1644
669
172424
61721
13893
2008-2009
1011
56
38
4859
1682
657
174748
69775
17488
2009-2010
1011
56
38
5238
1738
674
174061
70555
17152
2010-2011
1007
60
39
5493
1728
699
176258
71974
16407
2007-2008
3995
228
110
20673
6192
2651
496509
200347
65116
2008-2009
3999
228
110
20679
6111
2593
503815
204004
65195
2009-2010
4002
228
111
20945
6513
2719
496397
210194
61628
2010-2011
3999
230
119
21525
6353
2587
491177
210791
57189
2007-2008
3614
189
74
16172
4834
2046
387750
174984
55727
2008-2009
3614
189
74
16335
4774
2042
390315
183731
55978
2009-2010
3613
191
74
16107
5134
2026
396981
182769
54494
2010-2011
3608
196
75
16657
5079
2106
385666
187282
53978
455
17.01 EDUCATION STATISTICS BY LEVEL AND BY REGION AND STATE (CONCLD.)
(Number)
Schools
S.N.
Region and State
Mandalay Region
10 Mon State
11 Rakhine State
12 Yangon Region
13 Shan State
UNION TOTAL
Note :
Year
Teachers
Students
Primary
Middle
High
Primary
Middle
High
Primary
Middle
High
2007-2008
4084
236
133
22930
8976
3324
635845
311376
103489
2008-2009
4081
236
133
23121
9388
3152
645113
311973
107659
2009-2010
4079
240
136
23004
9785
3417
650438
320537
107439
2010-2011
4058
257
147
25109
9943
3389
658471
329496
107451
2007-2008
1204
92
66
7612
2893
1141
220026
88862
25469
2008-2009
1205
92
66
7580
2801
1137
227371
91126
26577
2009-2010
1205
92
67
7618
2829
1177
224842
93046
26370
2010-2011
1204
93
67
7895
2768
1179
218057
94297
25176
2007-2008
2508
137
57
9967
2631
1095
367536
88496
28142
2008-2009
2516
137
57
10226
2682
1149
344946
81758
27498
2009-2010
2515
137
59
10361
2691
1200
337474
84620
28465
2010-2011
2513
137
63
10522
2558
1169
352406
92883
28129
2007-2008
2256
249
164
18475
10237
3767
545109
305682
129199
2008-2009
2256
249
165
18975
9971
3735
562406
302738
128625
2009-2010
2261
251
166
17389
11191
4384
557325
309927
126862
2010-2011
2277
252
169
18984
10382
3735
550748
317986
121597
2007-2008
4179
217
135
17001
4470
1865
461277
168762
44754
2008-2009
4184
217
135
16867
4471
1837
470219
177379
45619
2009-2010
4180
217
139
16263
5132
1879
475000
180088
47274
2010-2011
4168
219
151
17309
4586
1985
466347
180104
46840
2007-2008
5644
270
107
23602
5533
2462
768893
224507
67505
2008-2009
5644
268
109
24601
5407
2476
778213
242169
79915
2009-2010
5639
268
115
24803
5603
2668
808466
251578
78311
2010-2011
5649
270
122
25209
6028
2757
832107
257991
73027
2007-2008
36144
2160
1095
177331
58809
23192
5042016
2077024
657108
2008-2009
36159
2158
1099
179268
59243
22961
5094623
2131000
681856
2009-2010
36155
2171
1119
177511
62954
24971
5125942
2178728
673719
2010-2011
36129
2211
1179
187577
62122
23647
5117443
2225889
655785
(1) Years refer to academic year (June to March).

(2) Students are inclusive of Affiliated students.
(3) PAT included Primary Head
Source : Department of Educational

Planning and Training.
456
17.02 EXISTING NUMBER OF SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS BY LEVEL OF EDUCATION
AND BY REGION AND STATE, 2010-2011
School
S.N.
Region and State
Teacher
Total
S.P.S
Post.P
S.M.S
S.H.S
Total
PAT
JAT
SAT
1 Kachin
1314
940
233
87
54
9822
6497
2447
878
2 Kayah
388
307
34
33
14
2026
1276
519
231
3 Kayin
1289
984
187
79
39
7388
5387
1541
460
4 Chin
1176
712
353
83
28
4819
3334
1070
415
5 Sagaing
4203
2872
1024
215
92
31557
22380
7120
2057
6 Tanintharyi
1106
799
208
60
39
7920
5493
1728
699
7 Bago (E)
2103
1535
390
110
68
16926
11856
3496
1574
8 Bago (W)
2245
1764
310
120
51
13539
9669
2857
1013
9 Magway
3879
2789
819
196
75
23842
16657
5079
2106
10 Mandalay
4462
3345
713
257
147
38441
25109
9943
3389
11 Mon
1364
1036
168
93
67
11842
7895
2768
1179
12 Rakhine
2713
2187
326
137
63
14249
10522
2558
1169
13 Yangon
2698
1909
368
252
169
33101
18984
10382
3735
14 Shan(S)
2310
1781
349
114
66
12390
8993
2426
971
15 Shan(N)
1655
1256
254
86
59
8967
6494
1707
766
16 Shan(E)
573
469
59
19
26
2523
1822
453
248
17 Ayeyarwady
6041
4918
731
270
122
33994
25209
6028
2757
39519
29603
6526
2211
1179
273346
187577
62122
23647
Total
S.P.S = State Primary School

S. M. S = State Middle School
S.H.S = State High School
Post P = Post Primary School
Remark : All Schools are Sanction Schools,not included
in affiliate Schools and Branch Schools.
Source : Department of Educational Planning and Training.
457
17.03 GROWTH INDEX OF SCHOOLS, TEACHERS AND STUDENTS BY LEVEL OF EDUCATION
(1997-98=100)
S.N.
Primary
Academic Year
Middle
High
School
Teacher
Student
School
Teacher
Student
School
Teacher
Student
1990-91
106
125
102
109
109
86
109
113
136
1995-96
114
135
101
123
111
134
127
116
158
2000-01
100
94
97
101
100
102
103
106
147
2004-05
101
105
103
103
111
118
116
134
154
2005-06
101
109
104
103
111
124
117
139
157
2006-07
101
113
104
103
111
125
117
153
151
2007-08
101
116
105
103
110
126
118
158
156
2008-09
101
117
105
103
110
126
119
156
154
2009-10
101
119
107
104
112
133
121
162
160
10
2010-11
101
123
106
106
116
133
127
161
151
Sources : 1. Department of Educational Planning and Training.

2. Department of Basic Education.
458
17.04 TEACHER - STUDENT RATIO BY LEVEL OF EDUCATION
S.N.
Academic Year
Primary
Middle
High
1990-91
1:36
1:19
1:24
1995-96
1:34
1:28
1:26
2000-01
1:32
1:29
1:38
2004-05
1:30
1:32
1:31
2005-06
1:30
1:34
1:32
2006-07
1:29
1:34
1:28
2007-08
1:28
1:35
1:28
2008-09
1:28
1:35
1:28
2009-10
1:28
1:35
1:27
10
2010-11
1:28
1:33
1:24
Sources : 1. Department of Educational Planning and Training.

2. Department of Basic Education
459
17.05 TEACHER EDUCATORS BY RANK AND BY GENDER, 2010-2011
Education
College
S.N.
Principal
T
Lecturer
F%
Assistant-Lecturer
F%
Tutor
F%
F%
Yankin
100
100
32
26
81
38
34
89
Mandalay
100
27
22
81
41
34
83
Mawlamyine
100
29
28
96.6
27
21
78
Pathein
100
27
24
89
35
33
94
Taungoo
100
19
17
89
39
37
95
Taunggyi
100
100
28
26
93
34
31
91
Magway
100
28
18
64
35
27
77
Monywa
30
23
77
36
29
81
Myitkyina
100
50
24
20
83
27
19
70
10
Dawei
100
50
22
18
82
36
30
83
11
Kyaukpyu
50
16
16
100
24
19
79
12
Sagaing
100
100
27
25
93
34
25
74
13
Pakokku
23
20
87
36
32
89
14
Pyay
100
100
23
22
96
30
27
90
15
Bogalay
100
21
17
81
31
25
81
16
Hpa-an
100
100
24
16
67
33
31
94
17
Myaungmya
100
50
22
19
86
35
30
86
18
Meikhtila
100
27
23
85
38
30
79
19
Hlegu
100
100
30
26
87
31
29
94
20
Thingangyun
100
28
23
82
38
33
87
17
13
76
27
19
70
507
429
85
678
576
85
Total
Source : Department of Educational Planning and Training.
460
17.06 PERCENTAGE OF FEMALE TEACHERS BY RANK
S.N.
Academic
Year
Primary
School Head
% of
FeFe- Total
Total
male
male
P.A.T
Female
% of
Female
Middle
School Head
% of
FeFeTotal
Total
male
male
J.A.T
Female
% of
Female
High
School Head
% of
FeFe- Total
Total
male
male
S.A.T
Female
% of
Female
1 1990-91
31351 12186
38.9 80119 56748
70.8
1791
679
37.9
83247
59385
71.3
765
294
38.4 15493 11088
71.6
2 1995-96
33440 14881
44.5 86599 67199
77.6
2003
835
41.7
90238
67566
74.9
879
384
43.7 15360 11060
72.0
3 2000-01
33077 16978
51.3 78724 66171
84.1
2085
998
47.9
85306
67763
79.4
916
461
50.3 15763 11898
75.5
4 2004-05
34943 19638
56.2 85686 75675
88.3
2098
1010
48.1
97377
82553
84.8
1043
562
53.9 20248 15831
78.2
5 2005-06
35083 20240
57.7 90358 79941
88.5
2026
1007
49.7
99604
85136
85.5
1047
547
52.2 20987 16501
78.6
6 2006-07
35571 20614
58.0 93473 83692
89.5
2095
1053
50.3 102137
87712
85.9
1042
559
53.7 22971 18341
79.8
7 2007-08
35237 20883
59.3 93569 84192
90.0
2049
1029
50.2 105599
91893
87.0
1055
600
56.9 24931 20230
81.1
8 2008-09
35285 21812
61.8 94699 85306
90.1
2108
1081
51.3 106760
93023
87.1
1048
578
55.2 24728 20414
82.6
9 2009-10
35528 21459
60.4 94014 84158
89.5
2100
1104
52.6 110167
96805
87.9
1070
592
55.3 25660 21160
82.5
10 2010-11
35470 22168
62.5 97156 85981
88.5 2095
1145
54.7 114220 100186
87.7
1107
610
55.1 26500 22000
83.0
Note: P.A.T = Primary Assistant Teacher

J.A.T = Junior Assistant Teacher
S.A.T = Senior Assistant Teacher
Sources:1. Department of Educational Planning and Training.

461
17.07 TEACHERS BY RANK BY GENDER BY URBAN AND RURAL
S.N.
Rank
Urban/ Gen1990-91
Rural der
P.A.T
Union
Urban
Rural
J.A.T
Union
Urban
Rural
S.A.T
Union
Urban
Rural
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
80119
86599
78724
85686
90358
93473
93569
94699
94014
97156
56748
67199
66171
75675
79941
83692
84192
85306
84158
85981
20395
21277
20833
20095
20886
21086
21221
20456
19651
19994
17954
19392
19076
19352
19973
20306
20328
19786
19100
19310
59124
65322
57891
65591
69472
72387
72348
74243
74363
77162
38794
47807
47095
56323
59968
63386
63864
65520
65058
66671
83247
90238
85306
97377
99604
102137
105595
106760
110167
114220
59385
67566
67763
82553
85136
87712
91893
93023
96805
100186
43578
47054
45302
45638
45798
45481
45557
45054
46002
46433
35026
39400
38849
40846
41016
41049
41267
41209
42326
42711
39669
43184
40004
51739
53806
56656
60038
61706
64165
67787
34359
28166
28914
41707
44120
46663
50626
51814
54479
57475
15493
15360
15763
20248
20987
22971
24931
24728
25660
26500
11088
11060
11898
15831
16501
18341
20230
20414
21160
22000
12141
11588
11411
13534
13604
14239
14812
14759
14880
15125
9083
8763
9694
10898
11024
11667
12296
12498
12596
12840
3352
3772
4352
6714
7383
8732
10119
9969
10780
11375
2005
2297
2204
4933
5477
6674
7934
7916
8564
9160
Sources :1. Department of Educational Planning and Training.

462
17.08 TEACHING STAFF BY ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS
P Head+ P A T
Academic
S.N.
NonYear
Graduates
Total
Graduates
JAT
Graduates
NonGraduates
SAT
Total
Graduates
NonGraduates
Total No. of Teachers

Total
Graduates
NonGraduates
Total
1990-91
26287
53832
80119
75984
7263
83247
15465
28
15493
117736
61123 178859
1995-96
38373
48226
86599
83723
6515
90238
15358
15360
137454
54743 192197
2000-01
57402
54399 111801
79382
5924
85306
15735
28
15763
152519
60351 212870
2004-05
89327
31302 120629
93488
3889
97377
20228
20
20248
203043
35211 238254
2005-06
104997
20444 125441
95257
4347
99604
20960
27
20987
221214
24818 246032
2006-07
107300
21744 129044
99484
2653 102137
22918
53
22971
229702
24450 254152
2007-08
108417
20389 128806
103733
1862 105595
24930
24931
237080
22252 259332
2008-09
113577
16407 129984
105591
1169 106760
24727
243895
17577 261472
2009-10
100333
29209 129542
106684
3483 110167
25653
25660
232670
32699 265369
10
2010-11
116490
16022 132512
112653
1316 113969
26499
26500
255642
17339 272981
24728
Sources:1. Department of Educational Planning and Training.

463
17.09 MONASTIC EDUCATION STATISTICS BY LEVEL AND BY REGION AND STATE
(Number)
Schools
S.N.
Region and State
Year
Students
Primary Middle High
Primary
Middle
High
Novices Nuns Boys Girls Novices Nuns Boys Girls Novices Nuns Boys Girls
1 Kachin State
2 Kayah State
3 Kayin State
4 Chin State
5 Sagaing Region
7 Bago Region
8 Magway Region
2007-2008
17
58 109 1140
955
10
20
23
2008-2009
18
48
63 1044
818
35
38
2009-2010
18
55
80 1052
890
11
51
62
2010-2011
18
51 156 1419 1175
12
55
70
2007-2008
13 123
304
188
2008-2009
2 121
294
191
2009-2010
4 119
274
197
2010-2011
33 118
309
192
25
11
2007-2008
31
81
15 2668 2588
114
87
2008-2009
32
77
29 2486 2372
119
87
2009-2010
29
88
17 2548 2559
40
124
190
2010-2011
31
75
9 3302 3355
168
125
2007-2008
13
31
368
241
10
21
14
2008-2009
13
19
371
259
16
41
25
2009-2010
14
32
381
342
13
55
30
2010-2011
17
35
417
386
42
30
2007-2008
148
46
559 297 9185 8609
125
70
610
605
2008-2009
150
47
486 305 7380 6896
230
160
857
703
2009-2010
156
48
599 453 9354 8400
317
234 1119 1124
2010-2011
152
54
590 490 9497 8590
272
289 1135 1032
2007-2008
29
124
15 3084 2916
11
556
511
2008-2009
34
122
10 3420 2916
14
500
610
2009-2010
34
11
108
18 3457 2893
38
720
753
2010-2011
34
12
224
39 3527 3340
35
14 1037 1036
2007-2008
88
28
555
23 6995 5990
168
13
633
539
2008-2009
91
29
690
64 7402 6564
145
16
832
729
2009-2010
85
34
676
34 7585 6836
131
17
993
892
2010-2011
90
35
872
46 8419 7651
132
24 1159 1005
2007-2008
99
23
378
36 5384 4525
38
462
410
2008-2009
95
29
311
34 4729 4121
102
753
806
2009-2010
92
33
264
60 4930 4297
136
862
925
2010-2011
95
33
214
70 4876 4381
118
25 1145 1067
464
17.09
MONASTIC EDUCATION STATISTICS BY LEVEL AND BY REGION AND STATE (CONCLD.)

(Number)
Schools
S.N.
Region and State
Year
Students
Primary Middle High
Primary
Novices Nuns
9 Mandalay Region
10 Mon State
11 Rakhine State
12 Yangon Region
13 Shan State
UNION TOTAL
Boys
Middle
Girls Novices Nuns
Boys
High
Girls Novices Nuns Boys Girls
2007-2008
233
68
1626
168 24296
21695
814
46
1862
1928
- 2220 1793
2008-2009
233
70
2227
233 20782
19657
557
36
5074
4439
395
43 2268 1981
2009-2010
238
74
1434
121 19019
17978
1272
61
4013
4022
508
44 1932 2068
2010-2011
241
75
1068
331 21988
19638
922 114
4231
3854
503
38 1153 1195
2007-2008
46
20
490
26
3668
3433
82
640
797
2008-2009
46
20
320
26
3421
3457
100
418
514
2009-2010
45
20
409
25
2998
2941
166
539
667
2010-2011
45
20
252
10
3424
3019
95
455
556
2007-2008
61
18
56
3319
2827
94
484
360
2008-2009
61
18
62
2745
2445
50
540
445
2009-2010
67
18
65
3504
3124
115
722
592
2010-2011
66
18
133
3809
3250
124
707
516
2007-2008
126
36
2814
494 14285
12025
1369 423
1712
1559
2008-2009
130
35
2113
643 14830
12852
1463 396
2031
1847
2009-2010
131
39
2450
845 15663
13892
1458 566
2481
2387
2010-2011
117
56
2644 1166 16942
14866
1658 951
2845
2870
2007-2008
33
12
1335
291
3577
3446
121
347
412
2008-2009
34
14
1343
249
3480
3323
148
78
511
582
2009-2010
41
11
1517
342
3621
3483
256 177
648
702
2010-2011
40
16
1456
328
3820
3711
238 109
719
894
2007-2008
120
26
644
78
7734
7272
53
596
538
2008-2009
121
26
399
37
6387
5879
121
1608
1549
2009-2010
121
26
494
11
8103
7511
184
1551
1308
2010-2011
118
28
338
33
5914
4169
74
12
1523
2735
2007-2008 1052
289
8764 1678 86007
76710
2895 554
8057
7783
- 2220 1793
2008-2009 1066
302
8219 1815 78771
71750
2955 696 13319
12374
395
43 2268 1981
2009-2010 1078
322
8195 2130 82489
75343
4137 1072 13878
13654
508
44 1932 2068
2010-2011 1071
356
7985 2801 87663
77723
3687 1538 15246
15801
503
38 1153 1195
Note: Monastic High School opened in Mandalay at 2005-2006 Academic Year.

246 Post Primary Schools and 15561 Post Primary Students are added
in the Middle Schools and Middle Students.
Source : Department of Promotion & Propagation of the Sasana.
465
17.10 STUDENTS APPEARING FOR MATRICULATION EXAMINATION
(Number)
S.N.
Description
Sex *1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10 2010-11
I. B.E.H.S. (ARTS)
1.Appeared
2.Passed A List
B List
61010
26601
34409
10541
4753
5788
3262
1431
1831
II. B.E.H.S. (SCIENCE)

1.Appeared
2.Passed A List
B List
105811
48363
57448
21454
9645
11809
3577
1764
1813
310627
592443
564474
494843
484605
568381
487733 526858
469852
244639
231319
271818
229187 245249
214168
III. NEW SYSTEM

1.Appeared
2.Passed A list
B list
250204
253286
296563
258546 281609
255684
80129
216259
172994
126018
131671
168428
148111 183989
165007
56364
57555
73388
64165
78053
69611
83946 105936
95396
69654
74116
95040
30085
166821
310627
592443
564474
494843
484605
568381
487733 526858
469852
74964
244639
231319
271818
229187 245249
214168
IV. TOTAL
1.Appeared
2.Passed
91857
250204
253286
296563
258546 281609
255684
38834
110214
216259
172994
126018
131671
168428
148111 183989
165007
17593
56364
57555
73388
64165
78053
69611
21241
69654
74116
95040
83946 105936
95396
Note : Years refer to academic year. (June to March)

External students included.
* External students not included in 1990-1991(Basic Education High School Examination)
T = Total
M = Male
F = Female
Source: Myanmar Board of Examination
466
17.11 NUMBER OF PERSONS APPEARING FOR MATRICULATION EXAMINATION
A List
S.N.
Year
Appeared
Passed
1990-1991*
270958
1998-1999
B List
%
Passed
43441
16.03
10310
399318
592443
564474
Total
%
Passed
3.81
53751
19.84
112722
28.23
216259
36.50
172994
30.65
494843
126018
25.47
484605
131671
27.17
568381
168428
29.63
487733
148111
30.37
526858
183989
34.92
469852
165007
35.12
New system
3
2000-2001
New system
2004-2005
New system
2005-2006
New system
2006-2007
New system
2007-2008
New system
2008-2009
New system
2009-2010
New system
10
2010-2011
New system
Note : Years refer to academic year (June to March).

External students included.
* 1990-1991(Basic Education High School Examination)
Source : Myanmar Board of Examination.
467
17.12 ENROLLMENT AT INSTITUTES OF HIGHER EDUCATION
(Number)
S.N.
Institutes
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
fresh
total
38
3462
4659
19913
9919
33942
16152
68012
22179
61185
21387
67324
19670
66624
19525
68876
20178
69619
22896
72563
fresh
total
2854
558
4145
1484
4258
2272
13496
2458
14516
2384
15265
2457
14641
2415
14128
2426
13998
2469
13806
1. Yangon Medicine (1)
fresh
total
1434
252
1828
640
1716
618
3718
670
3822
697
3947
714
3844
749
3787
766
3893
759
3952
2. Yangon Medicine (2)
fresh
total
684
155
1220
347
1114
417
2872
485
3068
494
3328
507
3150
534
3289
505
3420
533
3480
3. Mandalay
fresh
total
736
151
1097
497
1428
720
4339
688
4553
746
4675
428
4197
513
3871
563
3729
632
3621
4. Magway
fresh
total
517
2567
615
3073
447
3315
808
3450
619
3181
592
2956
545
2753
2 Dental Medicine
fresh
total
291
58
369
253
626
380
1625
445
1738
325
1750
331
1961
360
1851
340
1831
308
1788
1. Yangon
fresh
total
140
432
181
842
249
892
164
910
170
1016
191
967
182
971
183
959
2. Mandalay
fresh
total
113
194
199
783
196
846
161
840
161
945
169
884
158
860
125
829
fresh
total
70
84
218
259
590
309
956
307
1077
286
1164
321
1443
321
1095
274
1066
277
1043
1. Yangon
fresh
total
122
414
161
469
166
563
145
611
195
777
191
611
155
585
176
609
2. Mandalay
fresh
total
137
176
148
487
141
514
141
553
126
666
130
484
119
481
101
434
fresh
total
55
228
325
601
309
1429
308
1387
304
1493
315
1792
294
1452
295
1392
293
1375
1. Yangon
fresh
total
140
341
137
674
154
676
140
740
145
880
135
691
146
661
162
693
2. Mandalay
fresh
total
185
260
172
755
154
711
164
753
170
912
159
761
149
731
131
682
5 Pharmacy
fresh
total
58
157
256
473
328
1111
305
1231
305
1298
313
1595
281
1117
271
1068
256
1028
1. Yangon
fresh
total
158
305
184
632
184
727
165
743
208
943
169
677
174
647
161
635
2. Mandalay
fresh
total
98
168
144
479
121
504
140
555
105
652
112
440
97
421
95
393
PROFESSIONAL
UNIVERSITY
1 Medicine
3 Medical Technology
4 Nursing
468
17.12 ENROLLMENT AT INSTITUTES OF HIGHER EDUCATION (CONTD.)
(Number)
S.N.
Institutes
6 Community Health
1990-91 1995-96 2000-01 2004-05 2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
fresh
166
160
168
147
194
158
148
166
total
277
974
925
810
1005
802
664
737
fresh
69
36
95
29
total
69
37
96
29
fresh
1070
1296
334
828
3812
2911
3411
4089
4641
(Yangon, Mandalay, Pyay,WYTU) total
5978
8678
1748
1711
6353
7715
10164
12632
13800
fresh
96
107
132
99
93
390
155
total
298
354
429
477
454
437
470
fresh
1348
2048
6235
3569
2498
4391
4777
4269
5913
total
4530
6009
20876
12079
10455
9685
11017
12177
14986
fresh
769
598
1011
1997
1960
2628
2944
3023
2844
total
783
2133
6072
6286
6346
7983
8172
8111
6766
fresh
247
186
219
246
196
319
380
438
626
total
1174
1163
1378
1287
1283
1264
1419
1777
2082
fresh
38
60
77
30
55
88
195
213
196 (r)
209
total
247
291
273
242
218
236
397
476
699 (r)
821
14 Veterinary
fresh
113
167
90
90
113
188
223
261
256
Science
total
699
655
544
483
451
517
672
820
968
fresh
98
2529
3786
10792
8140
4248
2945
3037
3767
total
823
7442
15790
16216
17847
13866
13763
10580
10224
fresh
1836
1254
1939
2489
1319
977
982
1283
total
7023
4303
5014
5975
4828
4492
3494
3347
fresh
693
466
139
107
118
156
total
419
684
798
1159
771
642
264
433
fresh
2532
8387
5512
2929
1861
1937
2328
total
10803
10404
10713
8267
8629
6822
6444
fresh
141
275
206
127
173
193
164
163
250
total
486
764
465
362
405
405
402
396
494
fresh
141
275
132
68
136 (r)
122
94
122
179
total
486
764
412
313
358
349
332
355
430
fresh
74
57 (r)
50
71
70
41
71
total
53
49
45 (r)
62 (r)
54 (r)
37 (r)
64
fresh
387
377
453
448
474
433
437
total
1120
1373
1751
1783
1915
1995
2146
(Magway)
7 Public Health (Yangon)
8 Technology
9 Myanmar Aerospace
and Engineering
10 Economics
(Yangon, Monywa,
Meiktila)
11 Education
(Yangon, Sagaing)
12 Agriculture
13 Forestry
15 Computer
1. Yangon
2. Mandalay
3. Others
16 Arts and Culture
1. Yangon
2. Mandalay
17 Myanmar Maritime
469
17.12 ENROLLMENT AT INSTITUTES OF HIGHER EDUCATION (CONTD.)
(Number)
S.N.
Institutes
ARTS AND SCIENCE
(NON-PROFESSIONAL
UNIVERSITY)
1990-91 1995-96 2000-01 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08
2010-11
172408
436120
156732
428471
172929
448564
102632
275224
176597
443711
1 Yangon University
fresh
total
9752
34916
5645
6018
4969
3845
3673
3157
2961
2670
2 Mawlamyine University
fresh
total
2641
7282
2163
6176
2726
11087
2316
5171
1955
5185
2116
5243
3789
9173
2969
8882
2898
8328
3 Pathein University
fresh
total
1485
3979
671
3718
2255
7379
1180
4097
1340
4391
3385
4108
1882
4849
1420
4530
1695
4884
4 Mandalay University
fresh
total
7102
19607
2987
3134
1964
1622
1175
1458
1689
1742
5 Magway University
fresh
total
1031
4121
825
3825
1984
6114
1503
4280
1234
3927
1475
4050
1687
4685
1720
4992
1701
4933
6 Taunggyi University
fresh
total
1444
3391
1256
4280
1568
6448
1952
2835
1441
4464
761
1950
2010
4900
1805
5092
2272
5466
7 Myitkyina University
fresh
total
765
1701
607
1860
1301
4215
1258
2337
954
2357
1056
2575
1911
4285
1818
4763
1797
5077
8 Sittwe University
fresh
total
669
1353
326
1446
1625
4371
125
669
207
1210
901
1725
1770
4240
1618
4260
1802
4470
9 Monywa University
fresh
total
2031
4166
1525
5498
3667
13210
2734
7171
1396
5930
3199
7737
4288
10500
3208
10813
4104
11679
10 University of Distance
Education
fresh
total
68831
179575
157580
349937
146122 95059
413902 286109
108881
276462
101362
264488
111230
279557
11 Dagon University
fresh
total
4647
7645
2819
18292
7532
27348
5261
13626
4877
14531
4914
12754
7369
18661
6191
17917
7596
18511
12 Pyay University
fresh
total
307
1148
1786
6098
1989
3620
1569
4157
1751
4831
2020
5813
2264
5989
2056
5852
13 Meiktila University
fresh
total
374
2218
1431
4319
1258
3011
812
2440
1026
2747
1749
4025
1770
4573
1922
5142
14 University of East Yangon fresh

total
1215
4754
3952
12966
3109
6732
2358
6776
2946
6984
3445
8790
2957
8385
3739
9055
15 Taungoo University
fresh
total
133
549
1163
4378
588
1087
744
1763
1170
3050
1205
3472
1498
3849
1456
3952
16 Dawei University
fresh
total
233
1259
591
2936
313
833
386
1172
817
1760
870
2199
745
2279
707
2174
17 Yadanabon University
fresh
total
3959
16890
6437
24022
5688
13402
3731
12529
6034
14788
8030
19612
7435
21299
7652
22510
18 Pakokku University
fresh
total
373
1627
990
3989
880
2425
718
2312
1137
2868
1596
4226
1629
4715
1708
4976
19 Kyaukse University
fresh
total
1045
3043
1035
1395
614
2239
1088
2295
1300
3010
1334
3494
1435
3986
20 University of West Yangon
fresh
total
2776
9531
2674
6989
1664
3580
2694
4715
2795
6198
2243
6159
3121
7010
21 National Management
fresh
178
111
312
243
234
243
221
total
178
277
567
682
670
632
643
22 Hinthada University
fresh
total
1016
3491
605
1443
1202
2599
1333
3186
1455
3727
1005
3414
1258
3496
23 Workers' College
fresh
total
654
3231
1692
109002 153034
483297 415898
181427 143082
521266 401874
2009-10
fresh
total
College
162965 196052
679238 521908
2008-09
470
17.12 ENROLLMENT AT INSTITUTES OF HIGHER EDUCATION (CONCLD.)
(Number)
S.N.
Institutes
24 University of Foreign
Languages
1990-91 1995-96 2000-01 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
fresh
total
677
2367
735
6218
539
3942
587
3155
562
2485
693
2894
801
2978
875
3092
fresh
total
fresh
total
439
1988
238
379
366
3445
369
2773
177
2314
362
1628
277
1539
310
1616
270
1434
292
1051
306
1698
387
1196
379
1811
422
1167
480
1938
395
1154
25 Mandalay Evening Classes
fresh
total
276
1390
808
26 Hpa-an University
fresh
total
223
863
773
2327
679
1281
828
1885
1090
2055
1223
2838
945
2764
963
2672
27 Lashio University
fresh
total
166
884
202
604
222
324
136
424
390
752
735
1400
547
1611
903
2005
28 Kalay University
fresh
total
229
867
1271
3368
1183
1628
683
1576
1063
2053
1672
4036
1268
4004
1830
4410
29 Bamaw University
fresh
total
188
691
192
300
226
501
479
1023
635
1379
561
1660
496
1703
30 Panglong University
fresh
total
203
561
197
472
79
378
183
382
214
476
144
515
234
592
31 Maubin University
fresh
total
965
2271
540
1216
747
1753
825
1675
874
2156
688
1948
805
2104
32 Myeik University
fresh
total
695
2370
650
979
914
1839
982
2085
1324
3218
863
2960
900
2689
33 Loikaw University
fresh
total
197
434
248
272
168
475
446
763
552
1046
474
1272
722
1671
34 Kyaing Tong
University
fresh
total
206
689
127
157
130
293
215
395
251
491
190
560
274
670
35 Bago University
fresh
total
1304
2867
256
1483
919
3086
1215
1786
1003
2084
1037
2606
1297
3342
1537
3582
1606
3753
36 Shwebo University
fresh
total
576
2534
1217
3669
1017
2299
834
2068
1107
2663
1285
3243
1023
3196
1296
3395
fresh
total
888
2432
612
1107
440
1192
418
1149
639
1756
674
1880
731
1901
fresh
total
fresh
total
1030
2090
310
632
476
909
404
799
458
1195
420
744
641
1608
434
974
1908
2055
681
1461
975
2457
688
1698
1068
2974
731
1912
fresh
total
51 (r)
104
1. Yangon
2. Mandalay
37 Degree College
1. Yenangyaung
2. Myingyan
3. Moehnyin
38 International Theravada
Buddhist Missionary University
Note : 1. Years refer to academic year.

2. Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science was renamed
as University of Veterinary Science in 1999.
3. Myingyan, Moehnyin Degree Colleges opened in 2003.
4. WYTU was opened in 2005.
5. University of Public Health, Yangon opened in 2007.
52 (r)
220 (r)
47 (r)
206
56 (r)
208 (r)
37 (r)
201
42 (r)
217
42 (r)
211
Sources : 1. Higher Education Department.

(Lower Myanmar)
2. Department of Medical Sciences.
3. Agricultural University.
4. University of Forestry.
5. University of Veterinary Science.
6. Ministry of Science and Technology.
7. International Theravada
Buddhist Missionary University.
8. Myanmar Maritime University.
9. Department of Fine Arts.
45
221
471
17.13 TEACHING AND RESEARCH STAFF IN INSTITUTES OF HIGHER EDUCATION
(Number)
S.N.
Institute
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07 2007-08 2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY
1
Medicine
1. Yangon Medicine I
271
287
318
454
511
499
500
456
498
447
2. Yangon Medicine II
141
151
166
399
442
384
471
439
494
458
3. Mandalay
146
179
188
349
401
456
465
455
467
458
120
183
192
202
202
273
259
50
-
52
-
243
120
123
217
119
98
209
113
96
273
147
126
274
154
120
263
147
116
288
167
121
275
160
115
4. Magway
2
Dental Medicine
Yangon
Mandalay
Medical Technology
Yangon
Mandalay
3
-
15
-
82
21
61
101
57
44
95
52
43
135
70
65
94
47
47
98
50
48
112
57
55
101
51
50
Nursing
Yangon
Mandalay
54
-
260
167
93
149
97
52
269
180
89
245
164
81
247
161
86
218
154
64
249
156
93
231
149
82
Pharmacy
Yangon
Mandalay
5
-
72
16
56
79
42
37
83
45
38
115
64
51
82
40
42
76
35
41
87
44
43
85
40
45
Community Health
(Magway)
92
94
51
58
57
58
65
56
Public Health
(Yangon)
17
17
19
225
338
877
345
464
686
727
874
751
829
88
79
87
70
83
87
93
10 Economics
Yangon
Monywa
Meiktila
255
-
238
-
238
-
437
247
101
89
496
254
126
116
496
263
111
122
445
225
104
116
433
217
102
114
452
211
128
113
443
209
122
112
11 Education
Yangon
Sagaing
97
-
172
-
191
-
219
111
108
250
149
101
251
154
97
227
136
91
374
175
199
223
128
95
221
128
93
12 Agriculture
108
98
109
136
140
151
148
171
165
161
21
25
36
38
34
55
56
46
47
7
8
Technology
(Yangon,Mandalay,Pyay, WYTU)
Myanmar Aerospace
and Engineering
13 Forestry
472
17.13 TEACHING AND RESEARCH STAFF IN INSTITUTES OF HIGHER EDUCATION (CONTD.)
(Number)
S.N.
Institute
1990-91 1995-96 2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
14 Veterinary Science
32
55
54
58
56
58
62
59
55
68
15 Computer
(Yangon,Mandalay, Other)
18
50
310
1044
1335
902
1168
1531
1462
1461
16 Arts and Culture

1. Yangon
2. Mandalay
40
-
119
-
17 Myanmar Maritime
2134
113
82 (r)
125
81 (r)
118
100 (r)
113
98 (r)
112
95 (r)
109
97 (r)
103
102
135
137
135
131
129
123
115
1413
978
791
1130
961
882
869
781
794
48
80
73
10
291
369
389
387
406
402
416
407
492
487
170
165
284
321
314
313
329
319
376
373
105
93
175
218
206
222
197
196
229
212
803
714
506
363
622
570
521
579
592
546
126
159
206
294
284
279
305
301
345
344
100
117
157
217
198
180
185
184
220
203
131
200
213
243
248
233
266
257
280
271
161
242
371
369
346
393
374
411
421
183
322
374
367
377
348
178
338
333
44
59
168
234
297
285
263
261
288
286
383
1032
1170
1048
1029
953
952
1042
1039
116
190
285
273
284
283
278
336
333
117
156
270
247
249
277
256
292
283
112
218
233
224
209
205
228
212
NON-PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY
18 Yangon University
19 Workers' College
20 Mawlamyine University
21 Pathein University
22 Sittwe University
23 Mandalay University
24 Magway University
25 Myitkyina University
26 Taunggyi University
27 Monywa University
28 University of Distance
Education
29 University of Foreign
Languages
30 Dagon University
31 Pyay University
32 Meiktila University
33 Taungoo University
473
17.13 TEACHING AND RESEARCH STAFF IN INSTITUTES OF HIGHER EDUCATION (CONCLD.)
(Number)
S.N.
Institute
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05 2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
34 Dawei University
53
85
224
197
201
185
185
208
192
35 Yadanabon University
294
520
542
653
622
646
738
734
36 University of East Yangon
411
579
542
531
461
455
472
473
37 Pakokku University
42
89
201
202
188
204
184
221
217
38 Hpa-an University
47
87
173
184
187
176
171
194
187
39 Lashio University
49
80
152
120
109
123
129
136
129
40 Kalay University
38
68
136
160
137
124
114
152
148
41 University of West Yangon
298
338
339
309
303
308
313
42 Kyaukse University
138
169
164
162
157
169
160
43 Hinthada University
184
211
210
217
206
240
229
44 Bamaw University
81
79
81
84
86
99
95
45 Kyaington University
126
88
85
87
88
99
91
46 Myeik University
132
189
203
157
158
194
184
47 Paunglong University
115
157
135
102
102
115
109
48 Maubin University
137
218
205
190
184
208
203
49 Loikaw University
90
138
139
109
104
129
120
50 Bago University
151
148
130
151
155
167
163
180
191
51 Shwebo University
77
98
145
134
144
156
142
174
180
1. Yanangyoung
98
100
97
95
92
97
95
2. Myingyan
92
117
105
111
105
112
106
3. Moehnyin
69
87
82
79
81
89
90
10
14
13
15
13
16
16
34
54
60
57
57
61
64
62
52 Degree College
53 National Management college

54 International
Theravada
Buddhist
Missionary University
Sources :1. Higher Education Department.

(Lower Myanmar)
6. Ministry of Science and Technology.
7. International Theravada
Buddhist Missionary University.
474
17.14 GRADUATES OF HIGHER EDUCATION BY FIELD OF SPECIALIZATION
(Number)
S.N.
Field of Specialization
1990-91 1995-96 2000-01 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
PROFESSIONAL
1 Medicine
124
1667
1748
3387
4046
4366
5699
5330
5012
5015
1.Medical graduates
36
508
485
483
792
1273
2603
2474
2108
2036
2.Medical post-graduates
23
123
66
211
268
283
215
259
219
297
3.Diploma in Medical Science
22
99
96
62
89
41
63
57
61
4.Dental Graduates
60
52
80
165
188
297
156
243
269
5.Master of Dental Sciences
14
14
16
6.Dental Diploma
7.Bachelar of Nursing Science
66
75
600
486
567
415
459
425
420
8.Master of Nursing Science
12
10
9.Diploma in Nursing
862
730
1141
1372
1384
1243
1161
1189
1241
10.Bachelar of Pharmacy
21
97
333
221
209
389
289
284
245
11.Master of Pharmacy
10
14
12.Bachelar of Medical Technology
22
129
366
293
216
314
266
252
243
13.Master of Medical Technology
43
13
11
12
11
13
14.Bachelar of Community Health
45
333
120
150
164
172
142
15.Ph.D
14
13
13
18
15
2 Technology
(Yangon,Mandalay,Pyay,WYTU)
1.Engineering graduates
908
2609
1950
1637
1823
2960
527
3501
5409
869
1029
1003
571
398
501
1175
3045
2.Engineering post-graduates
95
652
856
648
84
149
43
184
3.Architecture graduates
10
24
76
4.Post-Diploma
20
122
89
71
140
63
103
40
78
5.Pre-Diploma
1295
277
2129
2113
1992
6.Ph.D
44
130
132
355
183
275
130
110
1.Engineering graduates
19
54
2.Pre-Diploma
44
86
853
1146
3510
1920
4179
3761
4123
2804
3593
(Yangon,Sagaing)
1
1.Education graduates
846
1108
2329
1888
2792
2397
2656
2163
3122
2.Education post-graduates
38
71
32
65
101
160
288
126
3.Diploma
1110
1309
1258
1302
347
341
4.Ph.D
13
5 Economics
960
1790
6795
4181
3140
4538
3275
2768
4596
1.Economics graduates
355
1168
3818
2061
1647
2446
1221
911
1600
2.Economics post-graduates
29
42
79
45
767
364
166
134
3.Commerce graduates
605
504
2819
1801
1283
950
1279
1375
2045
4.Commerce post-graduates
91
76
307
267
193
69
5.Diploma
84
115
149
72
65
143
122
745
6.Ph.D
17
6 Agriculture
3 Myanmar Aerospace and Engineering
4 Education
94 (r)
70
(Yangon,Monywa,Meiktila)
213
242
397
404
400
252
332
456
485
1.Agriculture graduate
213
235
343
306
291
225
307
221
305
2.Master of Agricultural Science
18
14
11
18
14
30
14
3.Master of Philosophy
4.Ph.D in Agriculture
5.Diploma in Agribusiness Study
36
77
91
202
159
6.Post Graduate Diploma in
11
Agricultural Science(Grad Dip Agsc)
475
17.14 GRADUATES OF HIGHER EDUCATION BY FIELD OF SPECIALIZATION (CONCLD.)
(Number)
S.N.
Field of Specialization
7 Forestry graduate
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
36
49
76
69
38
23
27
135
108
132
142
145
103
64
135
108
116
129
141
101
16
13
1.Pre- Diploma
149
303
61
2.Graduates
50
442
5020
3.Post-Diploma
562
4.Post-Graduates
80
5.Ph.D
Yangon
Mandalay
2009-10
2010-11
48
65
105
85 (r)
94
48
89
71 (r)
86
16
16
14
738
5678
2997
3466
2852
3442
768
527
626
384
50
70
2251
2600
2066
615
704
867
339
62
70
12
23
23
109
173
53
74
50
79
78 (r)
72
197
45 (r)
46 (r)
39 (r)
29 (r)
48 (r)
40
1.Graduates
340
277
180
250
334
2. Post-Graduates
51
38
18
25
51618
160163
117243
96347
97006
100068
102250
111483
1.Arts graduates
36121
95689
75026
55351
57160
63540
64862
66741
2.Arts post-graduates
1093
1641
727
2008
1109
1299
793
3.Science graduates
15497
58069
34901
34665
33288
30917
30145
38848
4.Science post-graduates
3965
4372
1954
2988
1560
2701
1897
5.Diploma
1197
1156
2214
789
2415
2553
2590
6.Ph.D
150
147
1436
773
527
690
614
422
336
343
368
426
314
319
422
336
343
368
426
314
319
1.Diploma
46
62
67
45
45
57
56 (r)
45
2.Graduates
47
44
42
48
35
38
38
3.Master
19
10
10
15
15
4.Ph.D
8 Veterinary
1. graduate
2. Post-graduates
9
1990-91 1995-96 2000-01
Computer
10 Arts and Culture Graduates
11 Myanmar Maritime
NON-PROFESSIONAL
12 Arts and Science
13 Foreign Languages
Diploma
14 International Theravada
Buddhist Missionary University
Note : 1. Education graduates include correspondence

graduates in Education.
2. Arts graduates include English and Law major students.
3. The duration of the course has been changed from
six years to five since 2001-02.
Sources :1. Ministry of Science and Technology.

2. Higher Education Department.
(Lower Myanmar)
7. International Theravada Buddhist
Missionary University.
476
17.15 ENROLLMENT IN UNIVERSITY OF DISTANCE EDUCATION AND INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION
BY SUBJECT AND BY CLASS
(Number)
First Year
S.N.
Particulars
TOTAL
Year
2008
2008-2009
2009
Second Year
Third Year
Enrolled
Appeared
Passed
Enrolled
Appeared
Passed
Enrolled Appeared
Passed
96155
74610
47419
94609
83296
62426
87453
79798
61976
1342
1313
1236
1290
1267
1176
108716
83533
63404
75831
67426
57916
83004
76085
60815
2009-2010
1241
1223
1140
1305
1293
1260
2010
2010-2011
63182
1336
49859
1304
37941
1175
55565
1154
47501
1138
39331
1087
48102
-
43566
-
35440
-
2008
76837
60656
39181
67991
61282
47187
56350
52111
41890
2009
86127
66793
51750
56502
51831
46639
58061
54316
45044
2010
81452
65428
51997
64905
58369
49902
51361
47727
40171
2008
4355
3084
2367
8119
6626
4999
8153
7373
6059
2009
6384
4708
3759
6579
5297
3891
6926
6198
5128
2010
6341
4837
4052
8280
6895
5527
5757
5155
4479
2008
9572
7086
3929
9857
8632
6092
11750
10420
7118
2009
9823
7366
4703
6979
5930
4705
9922
8650
5894
2010
8075
6153
4381
6491
5693
4809
7900
6876
4876
2008
4896
3474
1803
7747
6094
3737
9468
8411
5979
2009
5930
4347
2976
5435
4097
2515
7385
6344
4404
2010
5226
3965
2892
5166
4107
2920
4735
3992
3056
e. Interdisciplinary 2008
495
310
139
895
662
411
1732
1483
930
2009
452
319
216
336
271
166
710
577
345
2010
626
458
292
634
482
337
746
590
385
2008-2009
1342
1313
1236
1290
1267
1176
2009-2010
1241
1223
1140
1305
1293
1260
2010-2011
1336
1304
1175
1154
1138
1087
a. Arts
b. Science
c. Law
d. Economics
f. Education 1/
477
17.15 ENROLLMENT IN UNIVERSITY OF DISTANCE EDUCATION AND INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION
BY SUBJECT AND BY CLASS (CONCLD.)
(Number)
Fourth Year
S.N.
Particulars
TOTAL
Year
2008
2008-2009
2009
c. Law
Enrolled
Appeared
Passed
9592
8839
6862
9371
8646
6500
2009-2010
2010
2010-2011
8807
-
8099
-
6473
-
2008
9592
8839
6862
2009
9371
8646
6500
2010
8807
8099
6473
Note : Year refers to academic year.

1/ Enrollment in Institute of Education.
Sources: 1. Yangon Institute of Education.

2. Yangon University of Distance Education.
3. Mandalay University of Distance Education.
478
17.16 STATE SCHOLARS FOR TRAINING ABROAD BY FIELD OF STUDY
(Number)
S.N.
Field of Study
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Medical Science
79
91
281
137
287
61
17
62
135
85
Engineering
16
112
93
309
125
49
79
147
129
158
Social Science
113
292
435
357
293
205
332
310
322
422
Education
29
82
182
203
122
16
32
69
61
30
Agriculture
76
199
333
460
472
250
356
423
400
407
Natural Science
23
84
143
109
186
39
74
158
182
196
Humanities and Arts
13
12
13
30
49
25
Fine Arts and Culture
12
15
15
15
17
Others
21
15
11
16
42
31
69
TOTAL
354
891
1510
1593
1510
638
917
1256
1324
1409
Source: Foreign Economic Relations Department.
479
17.17 EDUCATION COLLEGES BY REGION AND STATE
(Number)
S.N.
I.
Region and State
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07 2007-08 2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
299
234
459
195
54
282
234
459
195
54
960
1011
508
960
1011
508
443
447
1910
1753
1036
279
109
133
34
441
446
1910
1753
1036
279
109
133
34
845
975
1237
285
546
244
842
974
1237
285
546
244
143
325
1901
577
57
88
143
323
1901
577
57
88
428
571
613
2100
848
417
427
570
613
2100
848
417
76
132
76
132
450
334
635
477
27
442
334
635
477
27
409
699
2029
2507
311
45
112
86
41
403
699
2029
2507
311
45
112
86
41
216
187
815
216
186
815
517
728
1753
3422
183
136
515
728
1753
3422
183
136
232
109
24
112
232
109
24
112
3826
4632
12312
11655
4393
1399
245
219
75
112
3787
4626
12312
11655
4393
1399
245
219
75
112
Education College
( Grade II / PATC )
1 Kachin State
2 Kayin State
3 Sagaing Region 1/
4 Bago Region
5 Magway Region
6 Mandalay Region
7 Mon State
8 Rakhine State
9 Yangon Region
10 Shan State
TOTAL
480
17.17 EDUCATION COLLEGES BY REGION AND STATE (CONCLD)
(Number)
S.N.
II.
Region and State
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
Education college
( Grade I / JATC )
1 Kachin State
2 Kayin State
3 Sagaing Region 1/
4 Bago Region
5 Magway Region
6 Mandalay Region
7 Mon State
8 Rakhine State
9 Yangon Region
10 Shan State
TOTAL
211
324
233
175
80
300
264
107
211
324
233
175
80
300
264
107
256
56
1185
621
735
540
478
494
331
256
56
1185
621
735
540
478
494
331
941
1671
1190
718
437
274
393
435
221
941
1671
1190
718
437
274
393
435
221
252
903
225
451
427
541
316
189
251
903
225
451
427
541
316
189
500
1308
2076
1192
1382
464
560
683
552
415
500
1306
2076
1192
1382
464
560
683
552
415
321
719
1704
925
274
334
354
386
318
315
321
719
1704
925
274
334
354
386
318
315
257
1358
286
285
484
410
449
140
257
1358
286
285
484
410
449
140
571
1336
1863
949
1415
1085
431
591
528
1444
571
1335
1863
949
1415
1085
431
591
528
1444
170
1485
940
992
600
772
632
639
169
1485
940
992
600
772
632
639
531
1426
2174
1656
829
427
621
693
595
950
531
1425
2174
1656
829
427
621
693
595
950
402
374
222
243
424
261
191
402
374
222
243
424
261
191
1923
6876
9488
11569
7297
5607
4614
5671
4844
4942
1923
6870
9488
11569
7297
5607
4614
5671
4844
4942
Note : Years refer to academic year (June to March).
Sources: 1. Department of Educational Planning and Training.
Teachers' Training Schools were upgraded to

Education College Grade II and Teachers' Training Colleges
2. University for the Development of The National

Races of the Union.
were renamed as Education College Grade I in 1998.

Data for 1998-1999 to 2004-2005 relate to correspondence course only.
All Education Colleges(Grade II ) are upgraded to( Grade I ) colleges since 2004-05
PATC=Primary Assistant Teacher's certificate
JATC=Junior Assistant Teacher's certificate
1/
Includes students trained at the University for the Development of The National Races of the Union.
A = Appeared
P = Passed
481
17.18 TECHNICAL, AGRICULTURAL AND VOCATIONAL TRAINEES
(Number)
S.N.
I.
Institutes
1990-91 1995-96
2000-01
2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
Technical Institutes
1 Government Technical
Institutes
A
P
1562
1551
3374
3342
8572
8480
6045
4611
7999
6780
10137
8464
9929
7152
13427
12499
11778
10858
38856
28919
2 Government Technical
Institutes (Evening)
A
P
11672
11288
3 Agricultural Institutes
A
P
179
179
388
380
666
648
1074
1052
651
635
739
739
174
173
76
75
331
330
253
249
4 Education College
(Grade I/JATC)
A
P
1923
1923
6876
6870
9544 (r) 11569

9544 (r) 11569
7297
7297
5607
5607
4614
4614
5671
5671
4844 (r)
4844 (r)
4942
4942
5 Education College
(Grade II/PATC)
A
P
3826
3787
4632
4626
12312
12312
11655
11655
4393
4393
1399
1399
245
245
219
219
75
75
112
112
Yangon A
P
Others A
P
136
133
327
326
92
92
543
541
602
587
447
447
570
514
564
562
582
570
523
507
644
619
675
668
738
700
1012
971
1300
1284
1112
1078
1380
1262
1243
1210
A
P
15
15
10
10
50
50
36
36
23
23
30
30
45
41
45
41
103
60
102
102
1 Government Technical High

Schools
A
P
1260
1165
2124
1674
4412
3952
2 Agricultural High
Schools
A
P
163
162
503
497
3 Commercial Trainning
School
A
P
52
48
274
230
720
702
781
757
751
718
442
394
481
463
816
772
724
687
575
575
4 Computer Operator
course
A
P
92
88
1311
1311
382
363
150
148
223
221
79
76
51
51
35
35
108
102
5 Engineering Technology
Evening Classes
A
P
306
264
6 Handicraft
A
P
460
368
1929
1524
894
707
380
266
410
337
419
342
350
346
392
380
7 Weaving Schools
A
P
369
369
106
106
296
296
188
188
187
187
198
198
188
188
157
157
166
166
14
14
8 Fishery Schools
A
P
82
79
447
447
232
232
739
739
588
588
628
628
709
709
829
829
776
776
9 Others
A
P
3551
2771
8211
6413
2495
1713
2155
1938
2978
2612
2445
2319
2964
2767
2887
2595
4188
3869
4369
4070
6 Cooperative Colleges
7 Myanmar Lacquerware
College
II.
Technical Schools
Note : Years refer to academic year , which varies depending on the type of course.
Yangon Cooperative Degree College award bachelor degree, since 2000-2001.
Other Colleges (Phaunggyi, Mandalay and Sagaing)give diploma.
A = Appeared
P = Passed
Sources:1. Technical and Vocational

Education Department.
2. Small- Scale Industries Department.
3. Department of Agricultural Planning.
4. Fisheries Department .
6. Department of Educational Planning
and Training.
7. Department of Social Welfare.
482
17.19 VOCATIONAL TRAINEES BY TYPE OF SKILL
(Number)
S.N.
I.
Course
1990-91 1995-96 2000-01 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
GOVERNMENT TECHNICAL
INSTITUTES
A
P
1562
1551
3374
3342
8572
8480
6045
4611
7999
6780
10137
8464
9929
7152
13427
12499
11778
10858
38856
28919
a. Civil Engineering
A
P
594
590
846
832
2548
2520
727
600
1255
1126
1751
1491
2042
1577
2843
2727
2387
2242
11491
9029
b. Electrical Communication
A
P
64
64
331
328
797
791
949
674
1205
1006
1543
1169
1478
1076
1895
1758
1694
1642
6218
5079
c. Electrical Power
A
P
345
343
627
623
1991
1963
1191
930
1692
1425
1988
1556
1990
1265
2492
2265
1955
1819
6096
4324
d. Mechanical Power
A
P
304
303
749
743
1713
1692
1234
932
1399
1164
1746
1566
1326
987
2006
1788
1785
1625
7615
5286
e. Machine Tools and Design
A
P
163
162
598
593
1366
1357
f. Mining
A
P
92
89
74
74
16
16
17
16
18
9
16
12
27
16
81
71
45
35
130
71
g. Plastic and Rubber

Engineering Technology
A
P
77
77
99
99
73
47
59
44
84
77
86
56
148
144
97
86
h. Food and Chemical

A
P
72
72
42
42
87
58
74
70
64
58
118
75
206
197
158
137
i. Information Technology
A
P
431
353
516
442
646
551
678
510
1018
960
981
869
2280
1831
j. Mechatronic
A
P
464
354
430
375
590
497
512
374
686
662
710
655
1629
1163
k. Computer Numerical
Control (CNC)
A
P
916
683
973
784
1196
1059
1000
708
1304
1250
1180
1031
1005
553
l. Petroleum
A
P
46
26
66
54
108
85
122
62
193
173
238
214
372
171
m. Aquatechnology
A
P
28
21
29
28
51
48
50
41
29
26
33
32
n. Plant and Tissue Culture
A
P
39
32
42
42
29
29
26
24
21
17
16
16
o. Bio-Gas and Bio mass
A
P
6
4
22
22
14
14
29
22
10
10
23
23
p. Textile
A
P
20
12
65
51
97
82
131
95
158
145
109
91
252
170
483
17.19 VOCATIONAL TRAINEES BY TYPE OF SKILL (CONTD.)
(Number)
S.N.
Course
1990-91 1995-96 2000-01 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
q. Metallurgy
A
P
13
7
46
34
47
32
69
53
69
62
67
56
167
121
r. Architecture
A
P
52
43
108
104
167
138
245
211
268
244
286
271
799
578
s. Nuclear Technology
A
P
14
14
70
58
t. Biotech
A
P
49
42
u. Chemical
A
P
683
443
A
P
11672
11288
a. Civil Engineering
A
P
3796
3648
b. Electrical Communication
A
P
1320
1256
c. Electrical Power
A
P
2546
2450
d. Mechanical Power
A
P
2037
2009
e. Machine Tools and Design
A
P
1896
1852
f. Plastic and Rubber

A
P
77
73
A
P
306
264
a. Civil
A
P
119
105
b. Electrical Power
A
P
85
65
c. Mechanical Power
A
P
102
94
II. GOVERNMENT TECHNICAL

INSTITUTES (EVENING)
III. ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

EVENING CLASSES
484
17.19 VOCATIONAL TRAINEES BY TYPE OF SKILL ( CONTD.)
(Number)
S.N.
Course
1990-91
IV. HANDICRAFT
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
A
P
460
368
1929
1524
894
707
380
266
410
337
419
342
289
276
392
380
a. Book Binding
A
P
6
1
b. Cane and Bamboo Work
A
P
8
7
3
3
c. Toy Making
A
P
33
28
d. Tiny Wood and Sheet

Metal Works
A
P
1
-
49
32
e. Leather Binding
A
P
4
3
f. Hair Dressing
A
P
78
59
87
65
12
10
22
21
21
21
15
15
5
5
15
13
g. Metal Spinning
A
P
1
1
h. Tailoring Training
A
P
208
184
516
366
311
252
84
84
98
97
i. Bicycle Repairing
A
P
14
14
j. Home Electric Repairing
A
P
42
22
342
277
188
133
112
64
64
54
127
98
94
84
151
147
k. Type-writer Repairing
A
P
3
2
35
17
l. Metal Sheet and

Black Smith
A
P
485
17.19 VOCATIONAL TRAINEES BY TYPE OF SKILL ( CONCLD.)
(Number)
S.N.
Course
1990-91
1995-96 2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
IV. HANDICRAFT (Contd.)

m. General Machine Repair
A
P
21
17
284
245
131
105
40
32
33
19
8
5
15
15
29
29
n. Women's and Children's

Wear
A
P
20
15
247
221
48
38
38
31
192
168
196
170
9
9
10
9
o. Hand Knitting and Women's

Wear
A
P
20
15
132
102
42
39
4
1
3
3
2
1
1
1
1
1
p. Wood working
A
P
139
106
102
84
109
78
56
47
55
38
56
55
54
52
q. Men's Shirt and Jacket
A
P
95
90
27
22
26
21
22
11
5
5
5
5
r. Office Machine Repair
A
P
33
24
17
9
6
2
s. Shirts and Women's wear
A
P
12
9
13
12
16
15
20
18
29
27
A
P
1260
1165
2124
1674
a. Radio Mechanics
A
P
74
71
b. Electrical Wiring
A
P
136
125
279
245
c. Fitter
A
P
68
64
162
128
d. Auto
A
P
332
314
511
431
e. Machine Shop
A
P
213
203
359
291
f. Welding
A
P
125
105
151
89
g. Building Construction
A
P
287
259
486
354
h. Plumbing
A
P
25
24
60
29
i. Electrical Communication
A
P
116
107
j. Industrial Training Centre
A
P
k. Building Technology
A
P
1469
1278
l. Electronic Technology
A
P
675
639
m. Electrical Technology
A
P
577
527
n. Building Services Technology
A
P
229
212
o. Auto Mechanics Technology
A
P
942
832
p. Machining Technology
A
P
520
464
V. GOVERNMENT TECHNICAL
HIGH SCHOOLS
Note : Years refer to academic year, which varies depending on the type of course.
A = Appeared
P = Passed
Source : Technical and Vocational Education

Department.
XVIII. CRIME
488
Chart No. 18
SELECTED CRIME BY TYPE
Number
Murder
2200
Robbery
Dacoity
2000
1800
1600
1400
1200
1000
800
600
400
200
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2000
1995
1990
489
XVIII. CRIME
Statistics presented in the following tables are obtained from the Office of Myanmar
Police Force and Prisons Department.
Crime
Table 18.01 shows selected crimes by type of offence and data are also shown Region
and State-wise in table 18.02.Offenders by type of offence by gender in table 18.03 and table
18.04 shows crime rates per 100,000 population by type of offence.
Prisoners
Table 18.05 and 18.06 provide data on convicts and undertrials imprisoned in jails,
gender-wise and Region and State-wise respectively.
Traffic Accidents
Table 18.07 and 18.08 show traffic accidents by type and by causes. Table 18.09
indicates statistics on traffic accidents by Region and State and type. The data shown in table
18.10 are those of the traffic accidents by Region and State and various causes and table 18.11
shows road accidents by sex. Data on traffic accidents are obtained from Myanmar Police
Force.
490
18.01 SELECTED CRIMES BY TYPE OF OFFENCE
(Number)
Type of Crime
S.N.
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Murder
2046
1613
1041
743
676
777
749
791
741
795
Dacoity
456
117
13
10
17
18
Robbery
432
177
38
36
61
56
48
47
78
48
Burglary
90
96
10
13
11
11
Kidnap
12
Rape
804
818
233
338
312
410
471
430
384
377
Theft
20081
14576
3853
3167
3075
3334
3553
3740
3348
3248
Animal Theft
1388
538
63
28
30
49
72
80
76
54
Forgery and Coinage
14
40
16
12
15
14
17
35
10
Offences under the People's
7804
4951
813
769
1038
1208
1207
914
669
536
Property Protection Act
11
Narcotic Offences
7288
4430
3560
3017
3109
2873
2431
2469
2646
2706
12
Gambling
4092
3757
6935
7093
6034
7658
4528
2410
2100
1904
13
Trafficking in Person (TIP)
52
127
134
155
173
Note: 1. Includes crime committed in railway precincts.

2. Prevention cases have been included since 1998.
Source: Myanmar Police Force.
491
18.02 SELECTED CRIMES BY REGION AND STATE
(Number)
S.N.
Region /State
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
58
3
19
6
31
345
63
121
95
2
12
10
33
312
30
152
33
1
8
78
20
23
2
12
123
3
17
33
2
20
108
3
73
35
3
22
138
6
118
30
4
30
191
4
1
73
30
22
148
3
72
44
4
22
145
4
47
35
1
9
128
3
46
983
52
-
805
27
-
467
40
-
687
49
-
653
89
-
620
67
3
542
62
11
596
45
25
613
33
17
798
31
21
17
1
41
10
50
7
1
3
63
5
48
8
1
6
35
1
10
1
4
3
2
2
7
3
4
1
1
2
4
1
3
10
1
9
5
3
5
1
4
3
6
1
-
7
9
-
4
9
-
9
22
-
2
1
-
8
3
-
1
3
-
7
-
3
-
3
-
8
1
-
50
35
24
3
10
165
18
63
22
4
6
1
11
100
4
3
36
10
2
5
110
3
1
4
9
1
23
1
5
8
2
3
41
1
4
11
5
36
1
13
17
1
14
45
6
20
2
9
31
3
12
31
1
8
52
1
1
7
25
2
6
34
4
5
12
46
-
12
21
-
71
27
-
138
118
-
128
52
-
73
89
1
52
94
3
50
7
3
58
21
3
59
29
9
KAYAH STATE
Murder
Dacoity
Robbery
Burglary
Kidnap
Rape
Theft
Animal Theft
Forgery and Coinage
Narcotic Offences
Gambling
Trafficking in person(TIP)
1995
KACHIN STATE
Murder
Dacoity
Robbery
Burglary
Kidnap
Rape
Theft
Animal Theft
Forgery and Coinage
Narcotic Offences
Gambling
1990
KAYIN STATE
Murder
Dacoity
Robbery
Burglary
Kidnap
Rape
Theft
Animal Theft
Forgery and Coinage
Narcotic Offences
Gambling
492
18.02 SELECTED CRIMES BY REGION AND STATE (CONTD.)
(Number)
S.N.
Region /State
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
16
2
3
3
6
151
17
2
58
5
1
72
1
2
34
11
1
3
13
1
5
2
3
-
10
1
5
7
10
1
2
8
1
6
3
1
14
8
9
1
10
8
1
8
7
1
2
7
6
4
1
2
2
1
-
57
-
5
-
12
3
-
3
2
-
6
1
-
2
5
-
3
2
-
4
1
-
2
-
6
-
182
77
48
18
1
108
1570
215
715
144
10
14
9
108
733
67
1
342
92
1
6
36
217
6
29
74
1
29
107
4
26
59
2
26
118
2
63
78
3
29
191
4
5
26
48
2
42
141
3
6
69
34
2
1
36
193
40
32
1
23
152
1
24
27
6
94
1
2
6
1175
189
-
399
139
-
160
303
-
223
607
-
179
629
-
188
568
1
219
316
-
205
485
1
281
208
1
227
139
3
99
41
35
3
1
25
125
4
118
84
13
19
2
26
171
2
2
236
53
2
3
7
85
1
8
60
1
1
1
25
64
1
14
46
3
11
56
7
41
2
20
83
16
43
2
1
17
66
1
25
42
1
2
13
53
5
40
1
17
64
1
5
35
2
10
42
6
135
62
-
46
37
-
41
35
-
50
113
-
71
74
-
130
75
-
99
52
-
114
38
2
151
33
-
151
41
2
SAGAING REGION
Murder
Dacoity
Robbery
Burglary
Kidnap
Rape
Theft
Animal Theft
Forgery and Coinage
Narcotic Offences
Gambling
1995
CHIN STATE
Murder
Dacoity
Robbery
Burglary
Kidnap
Rape
Theft
Animal Theft
Forgery and Coinage
Narcotic Offences
Gambling
1990
TANINTHARYI REGION
Murder
Dacoity
Robbery
Burglary
Kidnap
Rape
Theft
Animal Theft
Forgery and Coinage
Narcotic Offences
Gambling
493
(Number)
S.N.
Region /State
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
7 BAGO REGION
Murder
Dacoity
Robbery
Burglary
Kidnap
Rape
Theft
Animal Theft
Forgery and Coinage
Narcotic Offences
Gambling
315
20
40
12
114
3114
267
1385
250
6
11
8
1
75
1481
78
3
570
127
16
420
21
2
120
29
27
196
2
179
37
1
16
186
4
166
49
2
38
210
3
1
206
82
2
6
1
73
348
10
203
103
10
68
409
18
151
98
5
62
390
13
98
102
54
324
9
3
83
147
435
-
69
410
-
87
1461
-
31
1028
-
34
500
-
38
1355
1
24
733
4
13
556
3
24
597
8
16
305
4
141
18
16
5
70
1226
201
1403
117
9
10
2
47
749
71
1
412
84
1
11
154
2
1
88
37
1
13
76
2
72
22
6
122
126
37
1
1
30
127
5
130
57
1
1
40
137
4
1
140
50
28
124
4
1
90
41
17
101
2
64
44
1
21
89
1
3
62
51
230
-
38
205
-
11
199
-
10
277
-
10
208
-
4
387
1
18
222
1
7
169
-
5
121
3
4
64
2
209
46
43
4
1
104
3422
119
3
938
193
22
15
4
1
133
3342
99
21
1125
143
3
3
39
858
6
2
146
136
2
60
880
3
131
137
4
42
732
5
156
143
7
1
57
779
2
2
240
116
1
5
1
67
909
6
1
259
113
1
6
1
51
1009
5
3
186
78
1
12
39
716
1
1
95
98
1
6
37
608
3
3
125
831
843
-
464
793
-
417
1155
-
221
1102
-
267
638
-
238
524
4
165
634
16
258
297
11
242
250
25
180
175
19
8 MAGWAY REGION
Murder
Dacoity
Robbery
Burglary
Kidnap
Rape
Theft
Animal Theft
Forgery and Coinage
Narcotic Offences
Gambling
9 MANDALAY REGION
Murder
Dacoity
Robbery
Burglary
Kidnap
Rape
Theft
Animal Theft
Forgery and Coinage
Narcotic Offences
Gambling
494
(Number)
S.N.
Region/State
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
10 MON STATE
Murder
Dacoity
Robbery
Burglary
Kidnap
Rape
Theft
Animal Theft
Forgery and Coinage
Narcotic Offences
Gambling
96
90
57
3
3
34
803
64
294
51
15
23
6
2
40
497
19
193
46
5
6
1
18
158
2
2
24
42
2
3
30
121
3
26
37
2
14
92
1
40
45
4
1
19
102
3
25
39
1
7
27
94
3
1
17
48
2
24
150
1
1
9
54
6
17
146
4
9
44
1
2
1
1
18
102
3
10
123
225
-
21
253
-
22
128
-
26
348
-
36
162
-
23
206
2
14
207
7
16
102
2
26
102
3
20
85
8
273
47
29
3
6
45
880
117
8
365
161
5
5
1
50
448
21
114
83
1
6
108
1
2
16
60
2
19
110
3
31
88
6
7
18
147
6
29
94
2
11
1
27
144
11
71
84
3
3
21
190
24
79
100
3
5
35
171
21
77
114
15
9
2
35
157
33
1
43
139
12
8
1
41
133
15
7
24
46
61
-
49
36
-
8
48
-
31
95
-
26
89
-
21
70
1
28
34
-
28
15
-
40
71
-
46
22
1
182
4
45
18
113
4546
71
1308
147
15
38
44
160
3830
57
4
1148
152
13
2
28
915
6
1
248
136
1
22
8
90
1022
3
2
184
105
1
37
10
106
1068
4
2
262
114
1
14
6
87
1103
6
2
220
101
1
8
3
1
60
1030
14
1
223
102
2
12
3
74
1027
14
3
192
75
32
1
2
75
888
7
8
207
100
2
22
5
103
1223
9
7
144
2618
710
-
1275
647
-
823
2411
-
206
2358
-
235
2497
-
224
3413
11
177
1575
22
212
509
15
210
471
14
259
794
25
11 RAKHINE STATE
Murder
Dacoity
Robbery
Burglary
Kidnap
Rape
Theft
Animal Theft
Forgery and Coinage
Narcotic Offences
Gambling
12 YANGON REGION
Murder
Dacoity
Robbery
Burglary
Kidnap
Rape
Theft
Animal Theft
Forgery and Coinage
Narcotic Offences
Gambling
495
18.02 SELECTED CRIMES BY REGION AND STATE (CONCLD.)
(Number)
S.N.
Region/State
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
13 SHAN STATE
Murder
Dacoity
Robbery
Burglary
Kidnap
Rape
Theft
Animal Theft
Forgery and Coinage
Narcotic Offences
Gambling
131
22
39
7
31
739
78
408
136
12
19
8
35
539
27
3
206
117
2
30
321
9
2
59
81
3
2
13
290
1
60
58
2
25
256
3
68
72
1
4
3
33
201
4
1
92
84
2
8
3
46
211
3
3
62
107
2
3
4
1
37
219
4
2
35
86
1
5
4
32
298
6
4
34
90
1
3
4
1
37
224
1
2
16
976
145
-
1207
120
-
1394
138
-
1385
106
-
1442
136
-
1303
203
26
1082
171
62
957
46
71
982
85
81
926
95
77
277
51
34
5
112
2954
144
1
578
201
3
5
1
1
96
2239
57
335
82
1
20
381
6
1
36
53
2
19
148
3
21
36
1
24
144
2
35
46
4
39
205
4
42
41
31
173
1
42
30
2
23
188
9
28
36
1
32
227
5
29
48
1
30
239
11
9
127
1085
-
36
1060
-
38
965
-
4
889
-
14
956
-
8
693
1
1
426
1
6
140
1
9
108
-
6
123
2
Murder
Dacoity
Robbery
Burglary
Kidnap
Rape
Theft
Animal Theft
Forgery and Coinage
Narcotic Offences
Gambling
Note: 1. Includes crime committed in railway precincts.

2. Prevention cases have been included since 1998.
496
18.03 OFFENDERS BY TYPE OF OFFENCE BY GENDER
(Number)
S.N.
Type of Crime
1 Murder
Sex
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2046
1613
1496
1129
816
1086
1106
1038
950
1032
31
39
45
35
35
47
47
42
46
52
456
117
62
50
25
24
52
58
120
90
432
177
120
79
114
144
18
109
153
161
10
90
96
16
12
22
24
15
12
23
12
804
818
263
400
362
456
478
468
462
408
19971
15421
4374
4692
3368
3964
4141
4210
3688
3578
1336
909
548
443
270
431
502
491
545
528
1388
538
150
58
42
93
108
169
151
62
34
19
9 Forgery and
14
40
80
19
28
30
34
48
Coinage
14
13
7804
4951
1216
1344
1646
2582
1810
1477
1035
829
811
342
41
61
64
157
132
53
54
43
11 Narcotic
7288
4177
5644
4263
3861
4598
3388
3744
3109
3179
Offences
705
546
1187
763
533
849
586
737
456
466
12 Gambling
9278
9316
8576
10226
7370
4043
3516
3247
1574
2387
2032
2345
2157
1082
416
384
179
301
342
464
502
97
176
223
274
305
115571
141563
114415
237087
214317
191248
182759
129099
131178
135790
13272
16503
18259
9976
13124
18682
20080
15953
16105
16661
155876
169516
137102
258441
233144
214641
201585
144805
143877
148953
16202
18363
21679
13667
16076
22629
23693
18590
17913
18459
2 Dacoity
3 Robbery
4 Burglary
5 Kidnap
6 Rape
7 Theft
8 Animal Theft
10 Offences under the People's

Property
Protection Act
13 Trafficking in Person(TIP)
14 Other Crimes
Total
Note: 1. Female offenders are committed as abettment of rape.

2.The Anti Trafficking in Person Law enacted on 13rd September 2005.
497
18.04 CRIME RATES BY TYPE OF OFFENCE
( per 100,000)
S.N.
Type of Crime
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Murder
5.02
3.60
2.07
1.30
1.20
1.40
1.50
1.37
1.26
1.32
Dacoity
1.12
0.26
0.02
0.01
0.01
0.01
0.01
0.02
0.03
Robbery
1.06
0.40
0.07
0.06
0.11
0.1
0.08
0.08
0.13
0.08
Burglary
0.22
0.21
0.01
0.01
0.01
0.02
0.01
0.01
0.01
0.01
Kidnap
0.03
0.01
Rape
1.97
1.83
0.46
0.6
0.57
0.74
0.83
0.74
0.65
0.63
Theft
48.97
34.46
7.69
5.8
5.66
6.01
6.28
6.50
5.73
5.43
Animal Theft
3.40
1.20
0.12
0.05
0.05
0.08
0.12
0.13
0.13
0.09
Forgery and Coinage
0.03
0.09
0.03
0.02
0.02
0.02
0.02
0.05
10
Offences under the People's Property
19.13
11.07
1.62
1.4
1.9
2.18
2.13
1.58
1.14
0.89
17.87
9.34
7.10
5.60
5.70
5.18
4.30
4.29
4.53
4.52
Protection Act
11
Narcotic Offences
12
Gambling
6.91
8.7
13.06
10.89
13.55
4.19
3.59
3.18
13
Trafficking in
0.09
0.22
0.23
0.26
0.28
Other Crimes
283.36
316.38
432
431
391
342
271
209
199
201
Total
382.18
378.86
461
447
406
358
286
224
216
218
Person (TIP)
14
* Less than 0.01
498
18.05 PRISONERS CONFINED IN JAILS BY CATEGORY AND SEX
(Number)
Convicts
Undertrials
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
S.N.
Year
Male
Female
1990
31301
2397
8822
1132
40123
3529
1995
41945
6143
6124
864
48069
7007
2000
49143
7848
7070
1049
56213
8897
2004
49175
8491
4048
693
53223
9184
2005
59019
9697
4408
809
63427
10506
2006
57646
10004
5146
958
62792
10962
2007
50172
8771
6007
1022
56179
9793
2008
47561
7768
5250
979
52811
8747
2009
47513
7765
4599
873
52112
8638
10
2010
51568
8194
4164
847
55732
9041
Source: Prisons Department.
499
18.06 PRISONERS CONFINED IN JAILS BY REGION AND STATE
(Number)
S.N.
REGION / STATE
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
1 KACHIN STATE
Convicts
Undertrials
3936
3296
640
4104
3401
703
3450
3147
303
2619
2353
266
3148
2858
290
2991
2730
261
3063
2808
255
2736
2440
296
2672
2442
230
3403
3094
309
2 KAYAH STATE
Convicts
Undertrials
184
148
36
747
697
50
800
685
115
1313
1303
10
1117
1095
22
1074
1056
18
957
941
16
730
715
15
516
501
15
525
510
15
3 KAYIN STATE
Convicts
Undertrials
443
443
-
1625
1625
-
2010
1990
20
1704
1653
51
2725
2605
120
2739
2652
87
1867
1802
65
1791
1757
34
1256
1164
92
4 CHIN STATE
Convicts
Undertrials
321
321
-
450
450
-
261
261
-
426
426
-
256
256
-
122
122
-
5 SAGAING REGION
Convicts
Undertrials
1231
526
705
3697
3582
115
4500
4143
357
4474
4375
99
5238
5166
72
5604
5471
133
4614
4435
179
4651
4361
290
3776
3605
171
3968
3836
132
Convicts
Undertrials
1081
782
299
2435
2241
194
2680
2545
135
1844
1771
73
2009
1864
145
2371
2205
166
2150
1934
216
1936
1823
113
2082
1867
215
2217
2099
118
7 BAGO REGION
Convicts
Undertrials
2533
1823
710
3988
3371
617
6675
5899
776
6277
5996
281
6190
5782
408
7030
6617
413
5864
5336
528
5489
5084
405
5011
4568
443
5259
4972
287
8 MAGWAY REGION
Convicts
Undertrials
1173
1009
164
2152
2085
67
1850
1670
180
2192
2134
58
2751
2703
48
2489
2402
87
1529
1472
57
1324
1261
63
1487
1432
55
1448
1389
59
9 MANDALAY REGION
Convicts
Undertrials
8284
6546
1738
11963
10898
1065
11575
10418
1157
11359
10618
741
14803
14028
775
13462
12717
745
13419
12324
1095
12637
11617
1020
12575
11583
992
13132
12225
907
10 MON STATE
Convicts
Undertrials
6120
5854
266
6853
6634
219
6875
6730
145
4844
4707
137
5440
5343
97
5987
5796
191
4687
4558
129
4631
4542
89
4637
4500
137
4806
4686
120
11 RAKHINE STATE
Convicts
Undertrials
1728
1015
713
2372
2175
197
2850
2555
295
2364
2099
265
3716
3388
328
3472
3214
258
3457
3166
291
3623
3342
281
3905
3643
262
4252
3972
280
12 YANGON REGION
Convicts
Undertrials
9754
6279
3475
8906
6031
2875
12330
8764
3566
11559
9344
2215
12713
10341
2372
12367
9371
2996
10901
7482
3419
9792
6778
3014
10536
8082
2454
11370
9113
2257
13 SHAN STATE
Convicts
Undertrials
3217
2908
309
3695
3453
242
4150
3813
337
7437
7091
346
8873
8530
343
8985
8658
327
8226
7951
275
8157
7941
216
8075
7885
190
9063
8859
204
Convicts
Undertrials
4411
3512
899
3400
2756
644
5300
4547
753
3854
3624
230
5805
5539
266
4941
4552
389
4244
3762
482
3985
3623
362
3687
3413
274
4074
3843
231
43652
33698
9954
55076
48088
6988
65110
56991
8119
62407
57666
4741
73933
68716
5217
73754
67650
6104
65972
58943
7029
61558
55329
6229
60750
55278
5472
64773
59762
5011
UNION TOTAL
Convicts
Undertrials
Note: Convicts include prisoners detained in yebet camps.
Source: Prisons Department.
500
18.07 TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS BY TYPE
Type of accidents
S.N
Year
Motor
vehicles
Motor vehicles and

slow moving vehicles
Motor vehicles and

pedestrians
Motor vehicles
and animals
Total
Motor vehicles
and others
1990
968
686
1203
76
901
3834
1995
1388
943
1478
57
1177
5043
2000
1196
900
1502
1313
4920
2004
2099
1073
1306
10
1417
5905
2005
2050
1139
1633
80
853
5755
2006
2402
1086
1653
140
1362
6643
2007
2349
901
1549
24
2116
6939
2008
2499
1056
1754
21
1874
7204
2009
4684
988
1979
20
790
8461
10
2010
2687
1002
1894
3437
9020
18.08 TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS BY CAUSES
Causes of accidents
S.N
Year
Driver's
carelessness
Motor vehicles
defect
Violation of Traffic Rules
Others
Total
Road defect
Passengers
Pedestrians
1990
2704
205
102
285
267
271
3834
1995
3358
337
110
542
401
295
5043
2000
3790
263
62
230
387
188
4920
2004
3353
458
169
323
505
1097
5905
2005
3606
417
155
381
620
576
5755
2006
4019
567
137
486
898
536
6643
2007
4970
358
93
720
336
462
6939
2008
4984
362
91
428
451
888
7204
2009
6706
331
107
262
420
635
8461
10
2010
6509
483
102
505
524
897
9020
501
18.09 TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS BY REGION AND STATE AND TYPE
Type of accidents
S.N
Region/State
Year
Motor
vehicles
Motor
vehicles
and slow
moving
vehicles
Motor vehicles
Motor vehicles Motor vehicles
and
and animals
and others
pedestrians
Total
Kachin State
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
162
205
328
353
219
12
54
22
3
30
62
100
35
19
112
76
99
15
35
68
312
458
400
410
429
Kayah State
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2
3
9
20
8
2
1
1
5
2
2
6
5
5
1
18
4
14
16
23
33
Kayin State
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
52
43
54
134
111
27
2
16
14
16
57
19
33
39
17
39
62
55
27
50
175
126
158
214
194
Chin State
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
1
1
1
12
8
1
3
-
4
1
3
5
8
24
27
22
4
26
29
29
27
24
42
Sagaing Region
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
126
31
236
553
255
86
15
144
187
131
134
36
288
155
122
128
2
10
-
30
552
178
103
290
504
634
848
1008
798
Tanintharyi Region
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
125
99
67
100
79
9
18
9
34
5
45
38
22
25
43
2
1
-
49
33
67
10
55
228
190
166
169
182
Bago Region
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
261
507
517
638
475
220
270
243
127
291
188
300
306
415
364
4
3
6
-
273
116
106
215
392
946
1193
1175
1401
1522
Magway Region
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
235
67
90
225
98
50
53
44
32
47
2
61
68
100
104
7
-
25
134
145
58
224
312
322
347
415
473
502
18.09 TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS BY REGION AND STATE AND TYPE (CONCLD.)
Type of accidents
S.N
Region/State
Mandalay Region
Year
Motor
vehicles
Motor
vehicles
and slow
moving
vehicles
Motor vehicles
and
pedestrians
Motor vehicles Motor vehicles

and animals
and others
Total
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
510
472
524
1027
676
213
147
225
198
87
181
258
289
319
174
4
9
2
-
265
358
465
109
832
1169
1239
1512
1655
1769
10 Mon State
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
135
104
87
184
107
53
46
58
19
25
81
65
81
95
55
6
1
1
-
80
93
106
22
153
355
308
333
321
340
11 Rakhine State
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
10
8
13
51
59
27
23
17
52
7
57
25
39
51
53
43
51
35
5
140
137
107
104
159
259
12 Yangon Region
2006
2007
2008
2009
495
404
299
703
263
181
172
232
612
439
442
537
1
11
2
1
176
283
281
171
1547
1318
1196
1644
2010
441
270
589
378
1678
13 Shan State
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
234
261
155
491
73
29
31
52
5
7
114
117
72
129
123
1
1
-
198
258
327
28
574
576
667
607
653
777
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
54
144
119
193
78
95
60
53
82
85
116
85
74
88
124
2
-
84
45
67
2
237
349
334
315
365
524
UNION TOTAL
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2402
2349
2499
4684
2687
1086
901
1056
988
1002
1653
1549
1754
1979
1894
140
24
21
20
-
1362
2116
1874
790
3437
6643
6939
7204
8461
9020
503
18.10 TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS BY REGION AND STATE AND VARIOUS CAUSES
Causes of accidents
S.N
Region/State
Year
Driver's
carelessness
Motor
vehicles
defect
Road
defect
Passengers
Others
Total
Pedestrians
Kachin State
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
188
319
178
325
388
25
28
26
18
39
22
6
4
2
42
50
113
-
24
37
-
33
2
77
63
-
312
458
400
410
429
Kayah State
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
3
10
5
19
24
3
4
1
4
4
2
-
1
2
3
2
3
4
14
16
23
33
Kayin State
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
162
99
124
171
184
11
3
8
13
4
4
7
6
2
1
2
-
1
15
4
20
19
7
-
175
126
158
214
194
Chin State
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
16
25
16
15
20
10
4
5
1
12
3
1
1
3
2
4
1
3
1
6
2
-
29
29
27
24
42
Sagaing Region
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
216
394
610
733
294
97
42
40
32
128
10
2
4
4
24
41
124
96
37
209
110
62
41
39
66
30
10
57
163
77
504
634
848
1008
798
Tanintharyi Region
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
141
167
138
159
134
13
7
5
4
13
2
2
6
8
42
4
8
5
10
6
13
20
10
9
9
228
190
166
169
182
Bago Region
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
410
789
746
1202
1251
86
65
59
97
78
33
30
26
33
31
32
66
35
35
36
68
25
33
18
53
317
218
276
16
73
946
1193
1175
1401
1522
Magway Region
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
195
281
294
352
426
52
8
25
34
18
3
2
1
12
31
25
25
27
25
3
1
-
25
3
1
312
322
347
415
473
504
18.10 TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS BY REGION AND STATE AND VARIOUS CAUSES (CONCLD.)
Causes of accidents
S.N
Region/State
Mandalay Region
10 Mon State
11 Rakhine State
12 Yangon Region
13 Shan State
UNION TOTAL
Year
Driver's
carelessness
Motor
vehicles
defect
Road defect
Passengers
Total
Others
Pedestrians
2006
773
74
39
166
100
17
1169
2007
1003
59
13
51
62
51
1239
2008
1197
46
15
38
114
102
1512
2009
1398
35
25
52
90
55
1655
2010
1554
18
98
52
39
1769
2006
260
17
10
12
14
42
355
2007
224
24
36
20
308
2008
271
10
10
17
16
333
2009
213
12
10
79
321
2010
227
17
23
25
42
340
2006
40
18
18
35
26
137
2007
60
11
21
13
107
2008
56
13
22
104
2009
149
159
2010
250
259
2006
896
107
35
456
44
1547
2007
859
70
10
174
110
95
1318
2008
642
46
46
177
277
1196
2009
1185
26
24
227
181
1644
2010
933
45
60
251
389
1678
2006
427
52
50
37
576
2007
491
35
100
20
19
667
2008
478
69
31
19
607
2009
483
46
15
64
10
35
653
2010
595
84
19
23
51
777
2006
292
18
27
349
2007
249
63
20
334
2008
229
13
20
24
24
315
2009
302
15
29
365
2010
229
14
12
27
29
213
524
2006
4019
567
137
486
898
536
6643
2007
4970
358
93
720
336
462
6939
2008
4984
362
91
428
451
888
7204
2009
6706
331
107
262
420
635
8461
2010
6509
483
102
505
524
897
9020
505
18.11 ROAD ACCIDENTS BY SEX
Injuries(persons)
S.N
Year
Road
accidents
(cases)
Deaths (persons)
Total killed+injuried
Serious
Total
Male Female Total
Male
Slight
Female
Total
Male
Female
Total
Male
Female
1990
3834
780
505
275
2945
2033
912
2008
1382
626
5733
3920
1813
1995
5043
1224
820
404
3912
2491
1421
2616
1778
838
7752
5089
2663
2000
4920
1061
734
327
3967
2299
1668
3212
2038
1174
8240
5071
3169
2004
5905
1294
956
338
5224
3524
1700
4341
2905
1436
10859
7385
3474
2005
5755
1283
912
371
4899
3263
1636
4721
3090
1631
10903
7265
3638
2006
6643
1493
1130
363
5921
3940
1981
5242
3438
1804
12656
8508
4148
2007
6939
1638
1250
388
6805
4351
2454
5811
3844
1967
14254
9445
4809
2008
7204
1853
1406
447
6835
4675
2160
5791
3749
2042
14479
9830
4649
2009
8461
2173
1659
514
7184
4876
2308
7516
4832
2684
16873
11367
5506
10
2010
9020
2461
1909
552
9515
6632
2883
6498
4130
2368
18474
12671
5803
XIX. MASS MEDIA
508
Chart No. 19
DAILY NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION
Number
English
( 000)
600
Myanmar
500
400
300
200
100
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2000
1995
1990
509
XIX. MASS MEDIA

Daily Newspaper Statistics
Table 19.01 provides data on Myanmar and English daily newspapers circulating
throughout the country. The data are obtained from the News and Periodicals Enterprise, City
News and Mandalay Yadanarbon News.
Published Books by Type
All printers and publishers are required to register under the Printers and Publishers
Registration Law 1962 for their work. They have also to submit regular information on books,
magazines etc. published, to Press Scrutiny and Registration Office. This statistics, before (1-42005) are obtained from Press Scrutiny and Registration Office under the Ministry of Home
Affairs. It has shifted under the Printing and Publishing Enterprise, Ministry of Information on
1st April 2005. The data on publication of books in the private sector are classified by nine
subjects in table 19.02.
Activities of Sarpay Beikman Public Library
Data on the number of borrowers, books circulated and accessions are shown in table
19.03.
National Library Statistics
The function of the National Library is to supply documents and papers required by
Government Agencies and also to supply other materials required by the students of Higher
Education for references for their term papers. From 1984 onward, the library is open to the
public. Data on library access are shown in table 19.04.
Cinema Statistics by Region and State
Cinema statistics are obtained from the Motion Picture Enterprise. Cinema statistics
relate to the number of cinema halls functioning in the country and exclude cinema halls under
private operation. Table 19.05 provides data showing the total number of cinema houses by
Region and State and number of seats by admission rates for each class of seat.
Video Statistics
Myanma Television and Video Act has been laid down in 1985 according to the Pyithu
Hluttaw Act, Act No.12 and amended in 1996. Video statistics are obtained from the Motion
Picture Enterprise under the Ministry of Information. Table 19.06 shows the total number of
video editing, filming, production, duplication, distribution, exhibition, rental and karaoke by
Region and State wise.
510
19.01 DAILY NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION
Myanmar
English
S.N.
Year
Publishers
Circulation (000)
Publishers
Circulation (000)
1990
122
1995
422
24
2000
403
25
2004
406
23
2005
345
19
2006
180
2007
206
11
2008
222
13
2009
241
11
10
2010
249
11
Sources: 1. City News.

2. Mandalay Yadanarbon News.
3. News and Periodicals Enterprise.
511
19.02 PUBLISHED BOOKS BY TYPE
(Number)
S.N.
Subject
1 Philosophy and psychology
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
10
142
166
235
147
78
79
82
518
614
594
730
550
585
497
16
251
468
450
336
25
228
188
272
357
5 Natural Sciences
139
66
117
6 Applied Sciences
25
49
7 Fine Arts and Culture
613
858
8 History and Biography
13
9 Novels and Tales
2009
2010
192 ( r )
145
288
388
490
337
256
285
360
494
596
695
141
139
119
132
68
52
444
360
70
62
63
67
47
175
133
1245
1419
1419
1289
1162
880
811
700
12
48
36
24
33
19
15
68
63
579
650
887
1426
1510
1497
1579
1542
1871
1528
10 Periodicals
354
853
3659
5072
5500
6458
6490
6497
7188
7367
11 Generalities
314
634
588
487
478
437
442
133
89
TOTAL
2439
3537
7787
10433
10625
11443
11331
10796
2 Religion and Theology
3 Politics and Social Sciences
4 Language and Literature
Note: Private Sector only.
11696 ( r ) 11374
Sources: 1. General Administration Department.

2. Printing and Publishing Enterprise.
512
19.03 ACTIVITIES OF THE SARPAY BEIKMAN PUBLIC LIBRARY
(Number)
Number of Borrowers
Accession
S.N.
Year
Special
member
Ordinary
member
1990
6599
67862
3011
28
1995
10815
87766
3595
241
2000
1108
33824
969
215
2004
2857
14094
615
204
2005
3161
15292
797
83
2006
3425
12713
677
308
2007
3639
13861
604
105
2008
3709
3177
1442
577
2009
26
452
4204
3470
10
2010
45
1688
2391
602
Books Circulated
Myanmar Books
English Books
Source: Sarpay Beikman Public Library.

19.04 NATIONAL LIBRARY STATISTICS
(Number)
Number of
S.N.
Year
Visitors
No. of Books
and Magazines
Lent by the
Library
Accession (Volumes)
Myanmar
Books
English
Magazines and Journals

Myanmar
English
1990
10923
19790
2905
579
2040
856
1995
15258
45257
3322
756
3373
601
2000
6940
20313
3730
936
7643
650
2004
6182
18756
5866
2151
9465
1168
2005
6833
21443
7467
537
11504
1640
2006
10694
57325
6609
857
16111
2136
2007
9681
75098
4977
642
8108
659
2008
3273
27054
4552
2093
10865
884
2009
3299
15938
6097
1450
9297
715
10
2010
3166
13710
8102
1742
11709
1582
Source: National Library.
513
19.05 CINEMA STATISTICS BY REGION AND STATE, (2010-2011)
S.N.
Region
and
State
Seating
Cinema
Halls
Capacity
by
Admission
Class
Total No.
of Seats
100 Ks
150 Ks
200 Ks
250 Ks
300 Ks
400 Ks
500 Ks
600 Ks
Kachin State
574
100
100
244
130
Kayah State
504
220
176
108
Kayin State
749
327
300
90
Chin State
Sagaing Region
1262
515
346
255
146
Tanintharyi
Region
905
811
74
Bago Region
927
130
574
195
28
Magway Region
1001
147
244
304
224
82
Mandalay Region
3723
319
955
100
10 Mon State
11 Rakhine State
375
119
170
86
12 Yangon Region
24
17244
52
2329
2641
2934
2528
2618
1365
13 Shan State
2225
442
1067
297
386
14 Ayeyarwady
Region
695
525
170
44
30184
448
2793
6585
224
5380
3753
4325
1465
UNION TOTAL
514
19.05 CINEMA STATISTICS BY REGION AND STATE, (2010-2011) (CONCLD.)
S.N.
Region
and
State
Seating
Capacity
by
Admission
Class
700 Ks 750 Ks 800 Ks 1000 Ks 1200 Ks 1300 Ks 1500 Ks 1600 Ks 1800 Ks 2000 Ks 2250 Ks 2500 Ks 2750 Ks 3000 Ks
Kachin State
Kayah State
Kayin State
32
Chin State
Sagaing Region
Tanintharyi
Region
20
Bago Region
Magway Region
Mandalay Region
148
273
791
791
54
236
56
10 Mon State
11 Rakhine State
400
28
676
931
98
79
276
179
20
24
50
16
13 Shan State
30
14 Ayeyarwady
Region
568
28
981
1722
889
79
330
236
179
50
24
106
16
12 Yangon Region
UNION TOTAL
Source: Motion Picture Enterprise.
515
19.06 VIDEO STATISTICS BY REGION AND STATE
(Number)
Region
and
State
S.N
1 Kachin State
Year
Total
Editing
Video
Filming
Production Duplicating Distribution Exhibition
Rental
Karaoke
2006
1279
24
13
903
289
48
2007
1284
28
12
906
287
49
2008
1251
35
873
293
40
2009
1969
57
19
1350
487
54
2010
1575
47
23
1060
404
40
2006
170
77
67
12
2007
172
75
71
12
2008
184
10
86
69
12
2009
185
10
97
63
10
2010
161
14
89
46
2006
524
23
18
36
411
34
2007
513
25
24
36
402
24
2008
775
32
50
267
399
27
2009
995
34
109
344
478
30
2010
483
17
91
86
276
13
2006
64
36
21
2007
73
43
23
2008
101
54
38
2009
113
67
34
2010
128
12
72
40
2006
2734
44
29
2297
326
38
2007
3674
53
44
3121
414
42
2008
3049
58
41
2579
349
22
2009
3105
71
94
2442
447
51
2010
2668
56
111
1929
487
85
6 Tanintharyi
2006
846
38
47
583
167
Region
2007
993
42
51
686
202
2008
870
41
64
533
227
2009
889
29
77
507
273
2010
759
19
93
350
295
2 Kayah State
3 Kayin State
4 Chin State
5 Sagaing Region
516
19.06 VIDEO STATISTICS BY REGION AND STATE (CONTD.)
(Number)
S.N
Region
and
State
7 Bago Region
8 Magway Region
9 Mandalay Region
10 Mon State
11 Rakhine State
12 Yangon Region
Year
Total
Editing
Video
Filming
Production Duplicating Distribution Exhibition
Rental
Karaoke
2006
2369
31
67
1494
698
79
2007
2985
58
90
1959
783
94
2008
2749
82
90
1720
748
109
2009
2567
78
152
1459
792
86
2010
2839
82
202
1566
904
85
2006
2388
50
55
1930
317
35
2007
3145
71
70
2528
417
56
2008
3232
80
70
2577
448
54
2009
2582
73
64
2071
321
50
2010
2204
80
62
1690
317
52
2006
3432
13
127
162
2184
866
74
2007
4608
16
171
239
2878
1188
108
2008
5080
14
179
298
3316
1161
107
2009
4733
11
183
409
3042
988
95
2010
3766
162
372
2201
933
85
2006
1699
53
109
704
791
41
2007
1744
66
119
677
836
45
2008
2166
87
131
1069
832
47
2009
2042
76
148
938
820
60
2010
1793
72
146
682
831
62
2006
1149
19
982
139
2007
1164
17
998
139
2008
1206
19
1022
154
2009
1323
19
1174
117
2010
1081
26
935
108
2006
5531
103
81
223
76
285
2312
2189
262
2007
7058
127
104
278
92
365
2986
2767
339
2008
9490
121
120
255
112
388
5505
2729
260
2009
11248
143
118
290
97
480
6686
3138
296
2010
9902
128
112
245
88
463
5669
2942
255
517
19.06 VIDEO STATISTICS BY REGION AND STATE (CONCLD.)
(Number)
Region
and
State
S.N
13 Shan State
Year
Total
Editing
Video
Filming
Production
Duplicating Distribution
Exhibition
Rental
Karaoke
2006
2110
81
145
624
915
333
2007
2082
86
103
702
904
283
2008
2331
81
117
972
879
277
2009
2461
110
154
957
938
295
2010
2203
117
161
817
809
287
14 Ayeyarwady
2006
2506
18
65
1530
867
26
Region
2007
3279
30
92
2039
1078
40
2008
3489
43
108
2242
943
153
2009
3346
32
98
2184
917
115
2010
3340
47
124
2003
1005
161
2006
923
33
675
188
16
2007
940
39
664
198
27
2008
984
12
47
683
204
36
2009
799
10
41
474
223
47
2010
710
10
44
358
218
76
2006
27724
125
593
232
94
1052
16367
8251
1010
2007
33714
153
759
288
104
1270
20298
9709
1133
2008
36957
141
872
264
116
1438
23498
9473
1155
2009
38357
163
891
300
101
1869
23792
10036
1205
2010
33612
146
848
258
92
1923
19507
9615
1223
15 Naypyitaw
UNION TOTAL
Source: Motion Picture Enterprise.
XX. TOURISM
521
XX. TOURISM
Tourists refer to persons travelling for pleasure, recreation, sports, business, family
reasons, meeting, study or for religious reasons, etc. and stopping for a period of 24 hours or
more in Myanmar.
With a view to promoting tourist industry, the Government has enacted the Myanmar
Tourist Law on the date of 23rd October, 1993.
Tourist Statistics
Tourist data are obtained from the Immigration and National Registration Department.
Table 20.01 shows arrival of tourists at Myanmar by mode of travel and other visitors by
fiscal year. The table includes tourists with entry visa ( up to 28 days ), including travelers with
border pass. Other visitors holding entry visa, business visa and multiple journey visa are
included.
Table 20.02 shows statistics on tourist arrival at Yangon and Mandalay Airports by type
of nationality.
Licensed Tour Guides
Table 20.03 shows the number of Licensed Tour Guides of each language such as
English, Spanish, Japanese, French, Chinese, Thai, German, Russian, Italian and Korea. The
data on number of tour guides by gender are also shown in the table. Tour Guide License has
been issued since 1992.
Hotels, Motels and Inns/Guest Houses
Table 20.04 shows the number of registered hotels, motels and inns/guest houses by
type of ownership and by Region and State. The data on number of rooms and beds available
for travelers are also shown in the table.
522
20.01 OVERSEAS VISITORS
Tourist
Total
1990-1991
25261
8806
8446
360
16455
1995-1996
170143
120205
81428
1978
36799
49938
2000-2001
325042
260616
121016
2960
136640
64426
2004-2005
372460
313066
156015
157051
59394
2005-2006
391177
315535
144628
1798
169109
75642
2006-2007
448135
370974
191979
1720
177275
77161
2007-2008
363976
288776
131784
2492
154500
75200
2008-2009
334954
255288
100439
1879
152970
79666
2009-2010
394427
298556
164000
1458
133098
95871
10
2010-2011
424041
313127
216861
2414
93852
110914
2. Visitors with tourist visa only.

3. Includes visitors with special re-entry visa,entry visa,
entry visa (business,social, gratis official courtesy,
multiple journey, gratis diplomatic courtesy and transit)
were started from April,2005.
by
Sea
Year
daily or overnight travellers with border pass.
by
Air
visitors
S.N.
1. Includes visitors with visa and
Total
Other
by
Land
Source: Immigration and National Registration Department .
523
20.02 TOURIST ARRIVALS AT YANGON AND MANDALAY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS BY TYPE OF NATIONALITY
(Number)
S.N.
Nationality
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-2011
American
896
5586
7651
9508
8567
9253
6309
5564
7399
8741
Australian
178
1326
1461
2729
2549
3178
2871
2182
3355
4229
Bangladeshi
164
84
808
573
599
400
353
444
949
Belgium
199
1041
2113
2368
2323
2928
1620
1114
1840
2433
British
554
4468
4615
5127
4710
4713
3071
2279
3922
5203
Canadian
166
818
1430
1922
2001
2417
1408
1203
1469
1858
Chinese
1139
2979
4413
6161
8933
12122
11397
17361
22871
Dutch
180
1314
1834
1702
1849
2281
963
838
1690
2239
French
895
6722
10826
12787
12809
16558
9028
6203
10405
13484
1841
4346
8791
12470
12010
18550
9358
5655
9447
9962
11 Indian
604
1054
2811
2058
2169
1919
1620
2200
2785
12 Israeli
19
458
892
935
1303
1635
739
578
1162
1050
13 Italian
1068
3507
7075
6941
8023
12532
3299
3182
6648
7665
872
12347
13051
13713
12651
12998
6820
4934
7838
9247
15 Korean
27
3080
2010
6513
7755
15962
8981
6305
8662
13461
16 Malaysian
51
1782
5628
6835
4761
5138
4141
3575
4859
13288
17 Pakistani
436
411
304
348
494
452
428
409
429
18 Russian
35
99
444
656
1360
1099
969
1783
2358
56
3488
5480
6224
4950
6682
4175
2888
4507
5670
20 Swiss
475
1791
2859
3471
3631
4681
2020
1646
3234
4338
21 Thai
201
7159
7414
20829
17699
25861
25387
19964
38189
49511
14086
23269
13454
9054
8123
6038
5224
6769
7352
751
5731
9990
19707
18187
24934
19564
12338
20408
27738
8446
81428
121016
156015
144628
191979
131784
100439
164000
216861
10 German
14 Japanese
19 Singaporean
22 Taiwanese
23 Other
Total
Note: 1. Includes Austrian, Brunei, Hong Kong,

Indonesian, Mexican, New Zealand, Philippines,
Spanish, Swedish, etc.
Source: Immigration and National Registration Department .
524
20.03 LICENSED TOUR GUIDES
S.N.
Language
English
Spanish
Japanese
French
Chinese
Thai
German
Russian
Italian
10 Korean
TOTAL
Sex
1992
1995
2005
2000
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Male
27
271
1431
1131
1507
1545
1616
1512
1348
Female
28
312
1934
1530
1257
1338
1477
1408
1241
Total
55
583
3365
2661
2764
2883
3093
2920
2589
Male
30
40
40
40
45
50
Female
42
49
49
49
56
60
Total
72
89
89
89
101
110
Male
74
242
209
214
224
228
203
179
Female
86
423
349
353
368
370
345
305
Total
160
665
558
567
592
598
548
484
Male
34
67
59
67
88
92
97
92
Female
46
177
161
168
188
191
196
188
Total
80
244
220
235
276
283
293
280
Male
23
113
83
85
87
87
81
73
Female
39
171
125
126
127
127
122
98
Total
62
284
208
211
214
214
203
171
Male
53
53
55
60
60
51
49
Female
13
69
57
58
62
62
63
59
Total
22
122
110
113
122
122
114
108
Male
34
51
58
74
74
82
80
Female
14
87
130
136
143
143
159
155
Total
22
121
181
194
217
217
241
235
Male
12
12
Female
15
15
16
19
19
25
24
Total
24
22
23
26
26
37
36
Male
10
19
19
20
20
26
24
Female
12
16
16
18
18
22
20
Total
22
35
35
38
38
48
44
Male
Female
13
13
15
13
Total
12
14
20
20
22
20
Male
43
424
1962
1646
2057
2152
2231
2116
1914
Female
35
521
2894
2433
2188
2325
2469
2411
2163
Total
78
945
4856
4079
4245
4477
4700
4527
4077
Note: Tour
(1) Private-owned
Guide Licence has
hotels,
been
motels
issuedand
since
inns/guest
1992 . houses
Source : Directorate of Hotels and Tourism.
525
20.04 HOTELS, MOTELS AND INNS/GUEST HOUSES BY TYPE OF OWNERSHIP
AND BY REGION AND STATE
S.N.
Particulars
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
No. of No. No. No. of No. No. No. of No.
No.
hotels,
of
of hotels,
of
of hotels,
of
of
motels rooms beds motels rooms beds motels rooms beds
and inns
and
and inns
inns
2004-05
No. of No.
No.
hotels, of
of
motels rooms beds
and
inns
2005-06
No. of No.
No.
hotels,
of
of
motels rooms beds
and
inns
I. State-owned
1. Sagaing Region
24
48
24
48
34
68
2. Tanintharyi Region
3. Bago Region
46
92
84
180
146
292
132
264
132
264
15
433
881
15
455
925
11
439
878
206
412
206
412
5. Mon State
22
80
61
169
106
212
6. Rakhine State
68
232
88
272
128
256
62
124
62
124
7. Yangon Region
454
894
497 1028
431
862
287
574
287
574
8. Shan State
137
274
181
362
360
720
108
216
108
216
9. Ayeyarwady Region
54
111
87
177
64
128
39 1238 2612
46
1477 3161
31
1708
3416
12
795
1590
12
795
1590
4. Mandalay Region
Total
II. Private-owned
1. Kachin State
122
244
12
293
586
14
385
770
2. Kayah State
44
88
24
48
24
48
3.Kayin State
21
42
109
218
60
120
4. Sagaing Region
94
188
182
364
182
364
267
534
345
690
397
794
6. Bago Region
55
110
26
328
656
30
429
858
30
433
866
7. Magway Region
14
28
101
202
101
202
8. Mandalay Region
50
831 1662
165
4165
8330
174 5003 10006
178
9. Mon State
126
252
14
295
590
14
311
622
10. Rakhine State
165
330
15
446
892
15
458
916
11. Yangon Region
22
499
998
155
6267 12534
157 6176 12352
160
6417 12834
12. Shan State
13
170
340
87
1709
3418
118 3058
6116
120
3172
6344
48
96
15
334
668
38 1277
2554
38
1320
2640
96
Total
1603 3206
483 13656 27312
583 17738 35476
5111 10222
594 18371 36742
526
20.04 HOTELS, MOTELS AND INNS/GUEST HOUSES BY TYPE OF OWNERSHIP
AND BY REGION AND STATE (CONCLD.)
S.N.
Particulars
2006-07
No. of No.
No.
hotels,
of
of
motels rooms beds
and
inns
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-2011
No. of No.
No. No. of No.
No. No. of No.
No. No. of No.
No.
hotels,
of
of hotels,
of
of hotels, of
of hotels, of
of
motels rooms beds motels rooms beds motels rooms beds motels rooms beds
and
and inns
and
and
inns
inns
inns
I. State-owned
1. Sagaing Region
3. Bago Region
132
264
132
264
132
264
132
264
132
264
4. Mandalay Region
94
188
94
188
94
188
94
188
94
188
5. Mon State
6. Rakhine State
62
124
62
124
60
120
60
120
62
124
7. Yangon Region
8. Shan State
108
216
108
216
108
216
108
216
108
216
27
54
396
792
396
792
394
788
394
788
423
846
1. Kachin State
14
383
766
14
383
766
14
383
766
14
389
778
17
459
918
2. Kayah State
24
48
24
48
24
48
34
68
44
88
3. Kayin State
69
138
99
198
142
284
172
344
172
344
4. Sagaing Region
182
364
200
400
200
400
10
223
446
10
223
446
419
838
419
838
484
968
484
968
10
534
1068
27
432
864
30
652
1304
33
745
1490
32
739
1478
33
770
1540
101
202
101
202
101
202
101
202
10
154
308
5389 10778
185
186 5729 11458
190
6083 12166
210
Total
II. Private-owned
6. Bago Region
7. Magway Region
8. Mandalay Region
181
5497 10994
7431 14862
9. Mon State
14
324
648
15
356
712
15
356
712
17
427
854
19
478
956
10. Rakhine State
16
488
976
20
606
1212
20
641
1282
23
655
1310
25
735
1470
11. Yangon Region
162
6755 13510
166
6869 13738
161 6845 13690
172
7305 14610
184
7668 15336
12. Shan State
121
3219
6438
124
3336
6672
123 3277
6554
130
3480
6960
136
3657
7314
38
1446
2892
39
1490
2980
38 1461
2922
38
1439
2878
41
1532
3064
Total
599 19231 38462
621 20032 40064
Note: (1) Private-owned hotels, motels and inns/guest houses

have to be registered since 1991.
(2) Joint venture hotels have been included in Private owned category
(3) State-owned includes state-owned hotel, joint venture hotel
and
andleased
leasedhotel
hotel.
622 20388 40776
651 21531 43062
705 23857 47714
Source : Directorate of Hotels and Tourism.
XXI. OTHER SOCIAL
528
Chart No. 20
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES

Number
450,000
425,000
400,000
375,000
350,000
325,000
300,000
275,000
250,000
225,000
200,000
175,000
150,000
125,000
100,000
75,000
50,000
25,000
2010-2011
2009-2010
2008-2009
2007-2008
2006-2007
2005-2006
2004-2005
2000-2001
1995-1996
1990-1991
529
XXI. OTHER SOCIAL

Catastrophic Occurrences, Losses and Relief
The Relief and Resettlement Department grants relief in cash and in kind in selected
cases of catastrophic occurrences of fire, floods and cyclone. However, the grants are made,
based on the recommendation of the local authorities and on severity of the cases. The statistics
presented in table 21.01 are obtained from the Relief and Resettlement Department.
Causes of Fire and Losses
Data in table 21.02 and 21.03 are obtained from the Fire Services Department which
collects and compiles statistics on occurrences of fire, causes of fire and estimated loss of
property suffered by the victims. The largest number of fires are caused by accidents and
negligence on the part of the householders. The Fire Services Department reports every month
on its activities to the Ministry of Social Welfare Relief and Resettlement for information and
extension of relief to the victims.
Insurance Business
Table 21.04 present statistics on number of insurance policy, amount of insured value
and premium, paid claims of main of insurances written by the state-owned Myanma Insurance.
The Government started life insurance business on 1st January 1957, and all other
insurance business, such as fire, marine, accidents, etc., on 1st October 1961. With a view to
safeguarding the interest of general public, the Government introduced third party insurance
scheme on 6th July, 1976.
Formerly we have shown "Air Travel Insurance" in a separate column. Now, it is
incorporated under the "Miscellaneous" column since its role is getting smaller and it is
appropriate to incorporate into "Miscellaneous".
Social Welfare Establishment
Table 21.05 shows various types of training schools and centres run by Government and
NGOs. The schools and centres run by the Department of Social Welfare provide various types
of welfare services to those who are received in respective institutions.
The Government establishes Women's Development Centres and Vocational Training
Centres for Women to provide institutional care, health care, counseling, vocational training
through income generation activities and teaching of 3Rs.
In the training schools for boys and girls, orphans and abandoned ones are accepted.
Some boys and girls aged over 5 years are handed from Residential Nurseries and some are
admitted under the Child Law (1993). Children are given care, social support, formal education
and vocational training.
530
The Government also takes responsibility to rehabilitate the disabled persons. In the
Vocational Training School for Adult Disabled, vocational trainings such as silk screen-printing,
photography, TV repairing, carpentry and hair dressing are provided. The School for Disabled
Children accepted children of various types of disabilities such as amputees, children with
Downs Syndrome, Paraplegic and children who are mentally retarded as well.
Social Welfare services are implemented not only by Government but also by NGOs
establishing schools and homes. Government provides grants-in-aids to those NGOs with rice,
funds for food, clothes and salary of the administrators of the schools / homes every year
according to the rules and regulations. Voluntary pre-primary schools are also provided with
cash and technical assistance.
Development of Border Area and National Races.
In 1989 The State Law and Order Restoration Council formed the Central Committee
for the Development of Border Area of National Races to carry out development programme in
the border areas. With a view to more effectively implementing border areas and national races
development programme, the State Law and Order Restoration Council formed the Ministry for
Progress of Border Areas, National Races and Development Affairs on 24th September 1992.
Table 21.06 shows the statistics on development work implemented in 18 regions. The
regions are (1) Kachin Special region 1 (2) Kachin Special region 2 (3) Kokang region (4) Wa
region (5) Shan (Sein Kyawt) (6) Kachin (North East) (7) Palaung region (8) Kyaing Tong East
region (9) Mawpha region (10) Pa-O region (11) Kayah (Maisai region) (12) Rakhine region
(13) Chin region (14) Sagaing region (Naga) (15) Sagaing region (Kabaw Valley) (16) Kayin
region (17) Tanintharyi region and (18) Mon region.
Sports
Data on sports grounds are obtained from Sports and Physical Education Department
and shown in table 21.07 by Region and State.
Myanma athletic statistics on the South East Asia Games, SEA Games (formerly named
South East Asia Peninsular Games) and SEAP Games which are held bi-annually are shown in
table 21.08. The table shows host country, number of athletes by gender, sport events and
medals awarded in the series of games from the SEAP Games in 1987 to 2009.
Seizure of Narcotic Drugs
The Government enacted the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Law on 27th
January 1993 and formed the Central Committee for Drug Abuse Control (CCDAC) to
implement the Law.
The Law calls for control of precursor chemicals and psychotropic substances and
money laundering, associated with illicit trafficking of narcotic drugs and psychotropic
substances.
Table 21.09 shows statistics on seizure of drugs for the period of 1990, 1995, 2000 and
2004 to 2010.
531
21.01 CATASTROPHIC
OCCURRENCES, LOSSES AND RELIEF
Fire
Floods
Cyclones
Number of
Value of Relief
Number of
Estimated
Value of Relief
Number of
Estimated
Value of Relief
Cases
Materials
(K Million)
Cases
Loss
(K Million)
Materials
(K Million)
Cases
Loss
(K Million)
Materials
(K Million)
S.N.
Year
1990-1991
311
4.98
42
3.08
3.18
59
9.83
0.67
1995-1996
237
11.12
32
81.69
10.58
24
10.83
0.49
2000-2001
104
4.39
13
4.77
1.13
7.52
0.31
2004-2005
95
13.09
18
2.62
30.42
22
12.83
21.86
2005-2006
82
27.87
0.67
6.05
12
44.02
1.08
2006-2007
89
22.99
25
5.59
37.47
26
198.90
26.12
2007-2008
108
35.98
12
8.15
35
40.80
21.22
2008-2009
86
16.64
9.00
3.67
27
218.41
568.18
2009-2010
134
29.14
2.49
37.13
20
26.10
6.27
10
2010-2011
181
41.37
74
1525.70
236.7
38
41.03
9.58
Note: Cases include those for which relief measures are undertaken.
* Yangon Region and Ayeyarwady Region were affected by Cyclone
Nargis and total damage and loss is (11.7) Trillion Kyats

(2008-2009) Estimated loss of Cyclones (K Million) (218.41) is not
included in the total damage and loss of Cyclone Nargis (11.7) Trillion Kyats.
Source: Relief and Resettlement Department.
532
21.02 CAUSES OF FIRE
(Number)
Causes of Fire
S.N.
Year
Occurrences
Accident and
Negligence
Electrical
Fire
Forest
1990
1519
1306
89
22
1995
1177
1009
76
2000
876
731
2004
956
2005
Spontaneous
Arson
Insurgency
Others
85
14
73
86
13
37
691
152
53
36
17
835
656
103
31
38
2006
833
679
106
25
18
2007
944
765
108
32
10
29
2008
799
626
116
44
2009
714
499
146
22
11
34
10
2010
920
699
107
64
16
33
Source : Fire Services Department.

21.03 LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY DUE TO FIRE
Loss of Life and Property
S.N.
Year
Casualities
Animals
Fatalities
Injuries
Estimated
Buildings
Residence
Office/Factory
Loss in
Godowns
Kyat Million
1990
36
84
2951
8377
40
88
320.62
1995
23
69
12086
10841
29
37
404.32
2000
18
99
29
3111
34
26
368.72
2004
64
149
1386
3542
24
39
1045.32
2005
20
58
620
4868
22
40
2000.54
2006
27
31
2027
2341
23
13
859.59
2007
53
72
3265
3974
22
12
969.43
2008
34
62
268
6234
15
33
3945.75
2009
33
64
6269
2282
13
9407.56
10
2010
136
111
2240
5185
24184.04
Source : Fire Services Department.
533
21.04 VOLUME OF GOVERNMENT INSURANCE BUSINESS
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
Type of Insurance
Life Insurance
Marine
Particulars
Air travel
2004-05
2005-06
24985
48683
43060
41758
196612
103.93
330.68
435.07
65741.72
82606.18
Premium
43.31
129.59
114.68
578.76
743.14
Claims
29.02
39.86
106.71
137.59
228.55
No of policies
8425
10893
10464
10755
9982
n.a
17960.35
2135.61
82475.67
97832.69
134.62
115.61
164.59
348.23
392.25
18.30
25.48
21.95
55.05
142.39
10
Policy Value
12.00
232.44
196.01
225.20
86.8
Premium
15.22
23.52
31.59
40.24
1.86
Claims
3.87
0.06
0.01
5.35
0.12
No of policies
2405
2476
54892
122.00
141.62
5980.29
0.04
0.05
1.75
Claims
2000-01
Policy Value
Premium
Aviation
1995-96
No of policies
Policy Value
1990-91
No of policies
Policy Value
Premium
Claims
5
Fire
No of policies
Policy Value
Premium
Claims
18404
n.a
96.77
3.03
41016
442.14
34.98
61092
1063.42
19.83
44499
3748.693
229.286
48150
4434.776
363.743
Engineering
No of policies
13
20
15
24
25
507.49
Premium
Claims
4.89
-
5.01
0.54
2.46
0.01
32.053
0.278
31.407
0.091
No of policies
1499
1421
623
8425952
10336433
n.a
1860764.1
2345462.78
Premium
4.47
9.77
18.48
236.049
303.317
Claims
0.62
0.41
0.08
17.776
35.76
No of policies
n.a
Policy Value
n.a
Premium
n.a
Claims
n.a
423553
240376
360050
825088
597708
n.a
n.a
Policy Value
Miscellaneous
Policy Value
Oil & Gas
Third Party
No of policies
(Liability)
Policy Value
Premium
10 Comprehensive
186.96
256.47
381.50
560.57
498.6
Claims
15.16
9.37
11.80
40.93
47.32
No of policies
5880
2876
1936
1812
1439
n.a
365.83
2238.19
12316.06
15004.27
Premium
7.66
10.88
40.27
115.98
142.66
Claims
2.68
5.54
19.63
13.71
24.01
Policy Value
534
21.04 VOLUME OF GOVERNMENT INSURANCE BUSINESS (CONCLD.)
(Kyat Million)
S.N.
Type of Insurance
Particulars
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-2011
1 Life Insurance
No of policies
Policy Value
Premium
Claims
193654
161813.06
895.69
450.38
198096
144400.3
967.06
389.86
268243
1113880.50
1074.71
355.81
275537
216095.21
1200.77
377.31
420415
299767.64
1383.62
358.89
2 Marine
No of policies
Policy Value
Premium
Claims
21117
214367.06
652.48
108.44
25542
210112.58
822.99
204.82
22251
220756.91
936.62
1217.95
20423
159882.61
873.23
93.54
23792
267463
1310.07
167.08
3 Aviation
No of policies
Policy Value
Premium
Claims
1
77.35
2.09
-
1
70.56
1.97
1.13
1
54.59
2.46
-
8
132.14
2.87
1.12
7
360.71
8.10
-
4 Air travel
No of policies
Policy Value
Premium
Claims
5 Fire
No of policies
Policy Value
Premium
Claims
49835
5393.023
323
45130
6496.237
140.46
47594
8781.345
4725.656
44654
10147.463
1847.541
46655
14711.015
188.049
6 Engineering
No of policies
Policy Value
Premium
Claims
522
34.622
0.122
535
34.388
0.046
23
79.635
0.315
21
50.698
1.152
20
48.516
0.078
7 Miscellaneous
No of policies
Policy Value
Premium
Claims
11932799
412449.23
461.406
13.464
13175463
4715335.55
632.093
42.233
14020040
5498893.20
724.687
30.420
13762250
13762568.73
782.651
26.93
15428344
15429086.10
920.657
25.852
8 Oil & Gas
No of policies
Policy Value
Premium
Claims
9 Third Party
(Liability)
No of policies
Policy Value
Premium
Claims
628259
567.89
42.52
475077
436.19
44.5
505215
954.57
47.99
812478
668.07
50.92
1492460
875.29
44.41
10 Comprehensive
No of policies
Policy Value
Premium
Claims
3901
21916.27
289.04
46.93
3893
33369.85
288.46
67.0
1667
24387.20
374.96
104.01
1728
25274.94
347.71
118.92
2449
263539.06
385.71
97.51
Note: Insurance of Air travel category has been including

in the Miscellaneous group since 2004-05.
Source: Myanma Insurance.
535
21.05 SOCIAL WELFARE ESTABLISHMENTS
S.N.
Particulars
1990-91 1995-96 2000-01 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
PUBLIC
Vocational Training Centre
for Women
(1) Number of Centres
(2) Inmates
2
166
3
134
4
239
4
188
4
210
4
218
4
217
4
276
4
264
4
254
Training School
for Girls
(1) Number of Schools
(2) Inmates
2
268
2
431
2
447
2
443
2
400
2
376
2
382
2
385
2
366
3
359
Training School
for Boys
(2) Inmates
7
690
7
846
6
992
6
850
6
817
6
930
6
900
6
1224
7
1044
7
987
Women's Development Centre

(2) Inmates
2
163
2
149
2
218
2
220
2
204
2
203
2
209
2
182
2
164
2
155
School for the Blind

(2) Inmates
1
26
1
51
1
84
2
145
2
176
2
179
2
171
2
167
2
177
2
175
School for the Deaf

(2) No of Students
1
47
1
47
1
180
1
185
1
219
1
220
1
214
1
211
1
185
1
209
School for the Disabled

(Children)
(2) Inmates
1
39
1
29
1
73
1
142
1
160
1
160
1
150
1
150
1
175
1
183
Vocational Training School for

Adult Disabled
(2) Trainees
1
17
1
43
1
52
1
150
1
130
1
131
1
116
1
110
1
141
1
48
Social Welfare Training School

(2) Trainees 1/
1
132
1
177
1
223
1
461
1
313
1
312
1
421
1
290
1
267
1
563
10 Pre-primary School
(2) Children
17
4342
20
4856
20
4189
62
7591
63
7139
63
7716
63
7833
67
8113
67
8759
68
8783
11 Day Care Centre

(2) Children
32
3685
41
4464
41
3539
I
1
536
21.05 SOCIAL WELFARE ESTABLISHMENTS (CONCLD.)
S.N.
Particulars
1990-91
12 Residential Nursery
(1) Number of Nurseries
(2) Children
1995-96
2000-01
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
6
248
6
253
6
245
6
187
6
182
6
175
6
198
6
223
6
236
6
233
13 School for the Home Science

(1) Number of School
(2) Trainees 1/
6
2383
7
1929
7
842
7
2444
7
2571
7
2612
7
3869
7
4070
14 Rehabilitation Centre
for Ex-drug Addicts
(2) Trainees
9
404
10
105
10
256
10
389
10
309
10
263
12
625
NGOs
Voluntary Pre-Primary School
(2) Children
595
34839
653
38230
780
39000
796
29340
796
18946
796
39800
763
18041
704
27867
703
26839
720
25428
Voluntary Youth Development

Centre
(2) Inmates
112
7422
127
7046
126
6284
151
7749
155
13446
158
14141
164
13891
164
13875
195
14500
210
18250
7
382
6
398
8
574
10
627
10
689
10
689
10
637
10
637
10
504
10
584
Voluntary School for the Blind

(2) Trainees
1
82
3
181
3
254
4
309
5
497
5
303
5
358
5
393
5
462
5
445
Voluntary School for the Deaf

(2) Trainees
1
125
1
143
1
153
1
350
1
350
1
350
1
141
1
134
1
337
20
1083
26
1279
33
1585
42
1958
45
1977
47
2006
52
2051
54
2093
55
2076
56
2077
II
1
Voluntary Vocational Training School

For Women
(2) Inmates
Home for the Aged

(1) Number of Homes
(2) Number of the elderly
Note : Women's Home (Yangon, Mandalay) were renamed as

Women's Development Centre in 1998.
Training School for Women renamed as
Vocational Training Centre for Women in 1998.
School for the Home Science opened in 1997.
1/ For all training courses.
NGOs : Non Governmental Organizations
Source: Department of Social Welfare.
537
21.06 MEASURES TAKEN FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF
BORDER AREAS AND NATIONAL RACES
S.N.
Particulars
Unit
1995-96
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
1. Earth Roads
Mile
1818
3017
3347
3436
3508
3903
4174
4479
2. Gravel Roads
Mile
684
1934
2098
2308
2511
2780
2989
3203
3. Asphalt Roads
Mile
75
345
383
394
417
458
464
476
4. Maintenance Work
Mile
6328
3265
3338
3397
3397
3411
3581
3590
5. Bridges
No.
570
760
796
1075
1130
1245
1412
1748
Big
No.
25
48
59
76
81
92
118
119
Small
No.
545
712
737
999
1049
1153
1294
1629
I Construction
II Education
1. Schools
No.
289
1034
1034
1034
1037
1037
1074
1074
(a) Primary
No.
249
852
852
852
855
855
889
888
(b) Middle
No.
30
90
90
90
90
90
91
92
(c) High
No.
10
92
92
92
92
92
94
94
1. Hospitals
No.
33
79
79
79
80
80
100
100
2. Dispensaries
No.
79
303
303
303
303
303
388
392
1. Regions with Electricity
No.
102
193
196
199
199
202
207
207
2. Hydro Electric Power
No.
11
17
17
20
40
51
1. Agriculture offices
No.
32
31
31
31
31
31
31
31
2. Agriculture Farms
No.
67
117
117
117
118
118
118
118
3. Dams
No.
55
63
63
66
74
78
80
80
4. Canals
No.
5. Tractor Depots
No.
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
6. Reserved Forests
No.
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
7. Saw Mills
No.
12
8. Nursery Forests
No.
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
9. Livestock Farms
No.
19
19
19
20
20
20
20
20
10. Fish Farms
No.
11. Fish Ponds
No.
59
59
59
59
59
59
59
59
12. Distribution of Donkeys
No.
14
38
38
38
38
38
38
38
III Health
IV Power
V Agriculture, Livestock and Fishery
538
21.06 MEASURES TAKEN FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF
BORDER AREAS AND NATIONAL RACES ( CONCLD. )
S.N.
Particulars
Unit
1995-96 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
VI Telecommunication
1. Post Offices
No.
41
52
52
52
52
53
53
54
2. Radio Telephones
No.
41
3. Telephone Exchanges
No.
48
4. Telephone
No.
85
85
85
85
85
85
86
5. Telephone Land Lines
Mile
349
6. Carrier System
No.
14
7. Telegraph Offices
No.
39
44
44
45
45
45
46
47
8. Domestic Satellites
No.
12
9. Buildings (Communication Centre)
No.
14
10. T.V sub-stations
No.
41
103
108
111
112
112
112
113
11. T.V Receive only
No.
247356
249281
249281
249281
249281
249281
249281
249281
No.
508
508
508
508
508
508
508
508
No.
207
651
645
658
745
714
697
709
(a) Male
No.
97
421
424
436
500
467
459
495
(b) Female
No.
110
230
221
222
245
247
238
214
1. Domestic Science Training Courses
No.
10
17
34
34
34
34
34
36
2. Domestic Science Trainees
No.
7887
14848
17883
22282
26560
30405
33103
38500
3. Parahita
No.
4. Youth Development Schools
No.
16
26
26
27
26
27
27
27
VII Mineral Explorations and Mining

(a) Ruby
(b) Sapphire
VIII Staff Members
Carat
IX Social Welfare
Source : Progress of Border Areas

and National Races Department.
539
21.07 SPORT GROUNDS BY REGION AND STATE
(Number)
S.N.
Region and State
1990
1995
2000
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Kachin State
15
10
17
21
24
29
28
28
28
28
Kayah State
11
15
15
15
15
15
15
12
Kayin State
20
20
21
22
22
22
22
Chin State
11
15
23
23
23
23
23
20
19
Sagaing Region
23
34
38
69
69
71
75
72
76
76
Tanintharyi Region
12
11
35
37
37
37
37
38
38
Bago Region
25
27
35
54
54
54
54
54
54
54
Magway Region
25
22
25
73
73
73
74
74
74
74
Mandalay Region
21
29
29
61
65
70
72
71
74
74
10 Mon State
12
10
20
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
11 Rakhine State
16
16
18
27
27
27
28
27
28
28
12 Yangon Region
23
13
21
85
85
85
85
85
85
102
13 Shan State
30
13
48
80
80
80
79
79
80
80
23
24
31
78
78
78
80
78
80
86
252
228
327
667
676
689
698
691
700
719
Total
Note: Includes Aung San Sports Stadium in Yangon Region.
Source: Sports and Physical Education Department.
540
21.08 MYANMA ATHLETIC STATISTICS ( SOUTH EAST ASIA GAMES )
(Number)
Number of Athletes
Medals Awarded
S.N.
Year
Host Country
Male
Female
Total
Sport Events
Gold
Silver
Bronze
1987
Indonesia
51
41
92
13
15
22
1989
Malaysia
92
47
139
16
10
14
20
1991
Philippines
141
74
215
21
12
16
29
1993
Singapore
132
37
169
16
13
16
1995
Thailand
202
141
343
21
21
37
1997
Indonesia
201
131
332
23
34
44
1999
Brunei
Darussalam
96
47
143
12
10
10
2001
Malaysia
163
89
252
24
19
14
53
2003
Vietnam
171
120
291
21
18
40
50
10
2005
Philippines
191
132
323
21
17
34
48
11
2007
Thailand
251
150
401
30
14
26
48
12
2009
Laos
220
108
328
25
42
22
37
Source: Sports and Physical Education Department.
541
21.09 SEIZURE OF DRUGS BY TYPE
S.N.
Type of drug
Heroin
Morphine
Opium
Opium oil
Marijuana
Phensedyl
Teradyl
Inj.morphine
10
Inj.pethidine
Twc
2006
2007
2009
2008
2010
1126
1181
1054
724
725
767
814
Kilo
220
73
159
974
811.7
192.3
68.38
88.13
1076.1
88.544
Kilo
4.73
23
58.9
43.77
1370.8
1120.97
206.08
325.7
98.2
Case
967
409
312
406
407
433
477
510
475
395
Kilo
2303
1061
1528
607
772.7
2320.9
1273.97
1463.38
752.04
773.783
95
25
36
64
90
102
112
122
112
122
Kilo
2.07
8.59
16
39.12
20.54
28.96
56.36
80.14
27.47
35.742
Case
1495
405
601
204
186
161
147
158
191
167
Kilo
2564
246
602
142.45
126.39
72.73
104.27
170.19
284.62
205.603
Case
330
217
39
10253 2391.39
223
Case
Case
Case
Litre
Case
1081
176
10
1692
129
21
23
Case
Bottle
1850
Case
12
3381
1002
24033
Case
Tablet
Tablet
12
2005
1241
Methaqualone Case
Cough Tablet
2004
1507
Tablet
11
2000
2234
Bottle
9
1995
Case
Litre
7
1990
542
21.09 SEIZURE OF DRUGS BY TYPE (CONCLD.)
S.N.
Type of drug
1990
1995
2000
2004
4
0.89
11
5.71
6
5
2010
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
36
82
57
178.67
120
345.92
90
407.23
89
308.51
122
597.5
98
375.069
13 Speciosa
Case
Kilo
14 Acetic
Anhydride
Case
Gallon
4
1159.5
1
534
5.8
1
360
307.98
210.87
250.99
153.7
15 Comethazine
Case
Litre
8
20.08
16 Tixilic
Case
Litre
1
1.63
17 Opium resin
Case
Kilo
11
7.75
18 Opium Liquid
Case
Kilo
1
5.13
19 Mezadyl
Case
Litre
20 Phencodine
Case
Litre
1
0.84
21 Codine
Case
Litre
22 Acedyl
Case
Litre
23 Precursor
Chemicals
Case
Gallon 421.8
1
140
15
19067.2
4
3949.69
10
3565.14
4
3363.7
10
2165.04
9
1800.76
21
6199.3
4
3202.34
24 Cough Syrup
with Codeine
Case
Litre
12
163.15
14
70
6
71.1
2
9.72
0.225
1
0.095
1
0.51
2
0.54
2
4.9
25 Stimulants
Case
Tablet
490
26759771
598
8379311
726
3651509
587
19066042
439
1666142
534
1102199
608
23899156
751
2192262.7
26 Inferior
Opium
Case
Kilo
6
81.76
17
7.33
152
245
162
395.75
139
127.74
135
6153.5
178
10972.2
177
1452.79
123
465.43
154
148.066
27 Ephedrine
Case
Kilo
45
2670.3
2
182.656
4
325.09
3
1288
8
530.03
6
750.93
10
1645.68
18
799.826
28 Ammonium
Chloride
Case
Kilo
501
1
601.1
882.61
526.14
28
29 F/REG
Case
2300
1424
497
184
120
76
50
19
28
52
30 Others
Case
362
310
123
216
142
169
136
68
36
32
Case
7817
4370
3575
3012
3075
2850
2378
2424
2504
2614
Total
Source: Central Committee for Drug Abuse Control.
544
Chart No.21
PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY HOUSEHOLD SIZE CLASS

2006
11 Persons and above

1.05
1 to 2 Persons
10.56
8 to 10 Persons
6.88
3 to 7 Persons
81.50
Union
1.33
1 to 2 Persons
11.71
8 to 10 Persons
7.10
3 to 7 Persons
79.86
Urban
0.95
8 to 10 Persons
6.80
1 to 2 Persons
10.11
3 to 7 Persons
82.14
Rural
545

The first nation-wide household income and expenditure survey was conducted in 1989.
The Survey is intended to study the level and pattern of expenditure of households residing in
urban and rural areas and to provide the data on the standard of living of households.
In December 2006, Household Income and Expenditure Survey was conducted by the
Central Statistical Organization in 80 sample townships in all Regions and States. A sample of
32,000 urban and rural households was selected using a three-stage stratified simple random
sampling.
In the survey, household expenditures are classified into two major groups as Food and
Beverages and Non-food. Food and Beverages group containing 157 items and Non-food group
containing 279 items.
Table 22.01 shows average monthly household expenditure by group. Table 22.02,
22.03 and 22.04 present percentage distribution of households by household size class, 2006.
546
22.01 AVERAGE MONTHLY HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE BY GROUP, 2006
(Value-Kyat)
Union
S.N.
Particulars
I. SIZE OF HOUSEHOLD
II. HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE TOTAL
Value
4.72
Rural
%
Value
4.87
4.67
97699.87
100.00
113320.51
100.00
90631.85
100.00
69170.71
70.80
77345.92
68.25
65358.17
72.11
17891.45
18.31
18186.16
16.05
17781.50
19.62
Pulses
1842.16
1.89
2046.60
1.81
1814.61
2.00
Meat
7824.56
8.01
9414.54
8.31
6923.67
7.64
Eggs
2369.46
2.43
2837.48
2.50
2194.62
2.42
Fish and crustacea (fresh)
5252.35
5.38
6260.64
5.52
4825.62
5.32
Fish and crustacea (dried)
2926.79
3.00
3240.12
2.86
2821.10
3.11
Ngapi and nganpyaye
1687.13
1.73
1683.00
1.49
1688.67
1.86
Cooking oil and fats
5536.11
5.67
5887.05
5.20
5309.74
5.86
Fruits and vegetables
8826.45
9.04
9560.30
8.43
8480.76
9.35
4727.99
4.84
5096.85
4.50
4726.34
5.21
Beverages
1444.26
1.48
1782.23
1.57
1337.13
1.48
Sugar and other food
1136.83
1.16
864.59
0.76
1388.49
1.53
Milk and milk products
342.86
0.35
523.94
0.46
226.44
0.25
7362.31
7.53
9962.41
8.79
5839.49
6.44
28529.16
29.20
35974.59
31.75
25273.68
27.89
1.FOOD AND BEVERAGES TOTAL

Rice
Other miscellaneous food 1/

2.NON-FOOD TOTAL
Tobacco
469.69
0.48
416.76
0.37
539.07
0.59
Fuel and light
6998.15
7.16
8200.55
7.24
6383.35
7.04
Clothing and apparel
2318.35
2.37
2501.78
2.21
2256.44
2.49
Personal use goods
1715.16
1.76
1984.32
1.75
1589.75
1.75
Cleansing and toilet
2430.62
2.49
2872.78
2.54
2205.77
2.43
Stationery and school supplies
122.61
0.13
256.71
0.23
49.78
0.05
Crockery
111.78
0.11
103.76
0.09
128.24
0.14
Furniture
178.14
0.18
147.98
0.13
204.10
0.23
Medical care
1286.01
1.32
1523.92
1.34
1272.06
1.40
House rent and repairs
1415.97
1.45
2573.11
2.27
910.93
1.01
Recreation
161.39
0.17
196.23
0.17
151.82
0.17
Charity and ceremonials
3780.18
3.87
4178.77
3.69
3515.42
3.88
Travelling expenses
4353.09
4.46
6706.88
5.92
3394.81
3.75
Education
1714.10
1.75
2398.79
2.12
1317.76
1.45
195.58
0.20
208.75
0.18
195.03
0.22
1278.34
1.31
1703.50
1.50
1159.35
1.28
Other household goods

Other expenses
1/
Value
Urban
Includes food taken outside home.
547
22.02 PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY HOUSEHOLD SIZE CLASS, UNION, 2006
Percentage of Households
S.N.
Description
1 to 2 Persons
3 to 7 Persons
8 to 10 Persons
10.56
81.50
6.88
1.05
1 Kachin State
7.72
74.94
13.49
3.85
2 Kayah State
7.24
84.36
7.87
0.52
3 Kayin State
15.27
80.51
3.68
0.54
4 Chin State
17.20
75.14
7.29
0.37
5 Sagaing Region
8.62
81.32
8.58
1.48
9.80
80.69
8.66
0.85
7 Bago Region (East)
10.40
85.08
4.00
0.53
8 Bago Region (West)
13.35
83.07
3.45
0.13
9 Magway Region
9.80
83.02
6.58
0.61
10 Mandalay Region
10.60
79.33
8.48
1.58
11 Mon State
9.77
84.99
4.63
0.61
12 Rakhine State
9.50
74.06
14.27
2.18
13 Yangon Region
12.44
80.31
6.24
1.01
9.95
82.48
6.63
0.95
6.84
83.31
8.58
1.27
11.36
78.07
9.41
1.16
10.71
84.75
3.97
0.57
I. UNION
II. REGION / STATE
548
22.03 PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY HOUSEHOLD SIZE CLASS, URBAN, 2006
S.N.
Description
1 to 2 Persons
3 to 7 Persons
8 to 10 Persons
11.71
79.86
7.10
1.33
1 Kachin State
5.53
76.59
12.56
5.32
2 Kayah State
7.87
83.49
7.82
0.82
3 Kayin State
9.79
75.64
10.78
3.78
4 Chin State
13.13
78.06
8.50
0.31
5 Sagaing Region
10.69
80.21
8.14
0.96
8.37
81.15
9.21
1.27
11.85
79.37
7.48
1.29
17.31
77.58
4.38
0.73
9 Magway Region
10.29
79.69
8.22
1.81
10 Mandalay Region
11.53
82.28
5.43
0.76
11 Mon State
10.66
80.22
8.07
1.04
12 Rakhine State
6.90
77.46
11.93
3.71
13 Yangon Region
12.28
80.15
6.42
1.15
11.36
77.90
8.93
1.82
9.59
78.11
9.92
2.38
17.98
71.13
8.70
2.18
14.32
79.20
5.82
0.65
I. UNION
II. REGION / STATE
549
22.04 PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLDS BY HOUSEHOLD SIZE CLASS, RURAL, 2006
S.N.
Description
1 to 2 Persons
3 to 7 Persons
8 to 10 Persons
10.11
82.14
6.80
0.95
1 Kachin State
8.63
74.25
13.88
3.24
2 Kayah State
6.83
84.93
7.91
0.34
3 Kayin State
16.12
81.27
2.57
0.04
I. UNION
II. REGION / STATE
.
4 Chin State
18.27
74.36
6.97
0.39
5 Sagaing Region
8.21
81.54
8.67
1.58
10.28
80.54
8.47
0.71
10.05
86.47
3.15
0.34
12.50
84.25
3.25
9 Magway Region
9.71
83.63
6.28
0.38
10 Mandalay Region
10.22
78.10
9.76
1.92
11 Mon State
9.45
86.69
3.40
0.46
12 Rakhine State
9.94
73.47
14.67
1.92
13 Yangon Region
12.92
80.76
5.73
0.59
9.46
84.06
5.83
0.65
6.03
84.83
8.20
0.94
8.92
80.63
9.67
0.78
10.11
85.67
3.66
0.56

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THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE UNION OF MYANMAR

MINISTRY OF NATIONAL PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

CENTRAL STATISTICAL ORGANIZATION

STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 2011

The CD-ROM product order may be mailed to:

THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE UNION OF MYANMAR

Statistical Yearbook 2011 is a compendium of statistics on: climate,

U Tun Tun Naing

STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 2011

Climatological data at selected stations...................................................................................................................

Population estimates of Myanmar ( As of October 1 )...........................................................................................

Employment through Government Labour offices................................................................................................

Distribution of employed population by occupation and industry, 1990

IV. VITAL AND HEALTH

Birth, death, infant mortality, under five mortality rates,

Birth, death, infant mortality, under five mortality rates,

Birth, death, infant mortality, under five mortality rates,

Prevalence of malnutrition among children of less than three years of age

Child Malnourishment (NCHS STANDARD)

Child Malnourishment (WHO STANDARD)

Area classified by type of land.................................................................................................................................

Permanent forest estate by Region and State

Public industrial enterprises....................................................................................................................................

Residential buildings completed by the Department of Human Settlement

Coastal trade of domestic seaports (Out-shipment)...............................................................................................

Coastal trade of Yangon with other domestic seaports

Value of foreign trade...............................................................................................................................................

Average retail prices of selected commodities at Yangon......................................................................................

Number of registered exporters, importers, limited companies,

Total investment of permitted enterprises by sector,

XIII. TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS

Passenger and freight traffic by principal means of public transport..................................................................

Public road transport haulage statistics..................................................................................................................

Summary of the State Budget..................................................................................................................................

Education statistics by level and by Region and State ..........................................................................................

Existing number of schools and teachers by level of education and

Selected crimes by type of offence............................................................................................................................

Daily newspaper circulation.....................................................................................................................................

Catastrophic occurrences, losses and relief............................................................................................................

Average Monthly Household Expenditure by Group, 2006 ...............................................................................

Percentage Distribution of Households by Household Size Class, Urban, 2006 .................................................

Percentage Distribution of Households by Household Size Class, Rural, 2006...................................................

Monthly Temperature and Rainfall at Selected Stations

Estimated Population by Region and State (2010).................................................................

Social Security Benefits...................................................................................................

Age Specific Mortality Rate ( Urban ) 2010

Sown Acreage and Production of Paddy............................................................................

Extraction of Teak and Hardwood logs......................................................................... 196

Production of Cement and Urea.........................................................................................

Completed Construction of Schools by Region and State ...........................................................

Coastal Trade of Domestic Seaports (Out-shipment)...................................................................

Value of Foreign Trade..........................................................................................................

Prices of Main - Food Items..............................................................................................

Foreign Investment of Permitted Enterprises......................................................................

Passenger and Freight Traffic by

Annual Growth Rate of Real Gross Domestic Product....................................................................

Summary of the State Budget..................................................................................................

Selected Crime by Type...................................................................................................