The “Statistical Yearbook for Asia and the Pacific 2011” was launched by Dr Noeleen Heyzer, Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations and Executive Secretary of ESCAP on 12 October 2011 from 10:30 to 11:15 hours, United Nations Conference Centre, Bangkok (Link to speech and presentation).

• Population
  • Table I.1 Population
  • Table I.2 Births and deaths
  • Table I.3 Fertility
  • Table I.4 Sex ratios
  • Table I.5 Life expectancy
  • Table I.6 Children and the elderly
  • Technical notes
• Urbanization
  • Table I.7 Urbanization
  • Table I.8 Population density
  • Technical notes
• International migration
  • Table I.9 International migration
  • Technical notes

• Participation in education
  • Table I.27 Primary, secondary and tertiary education
  • Table I.28 Expected duration of education
  • Table I.29 Gender disparity in education
  • Technical notes
• Staying in school and learning to read
  • Table I.30 Primary school completion rates and literacy rates
  • Table I.31 Illiterate population
  • Technical notes
• Financial and human resources for education
• Table I.32 Total public expenditure on education
• Table I.33 Per capita public expenditure on education
• Table I.34 Pupil-teacher ratio
• Technical notes
• Research and development
  • Table I.35 R&D expenditure and human resources for research
  • Technical notes

• Child health
  • Table I.10 Child health
  • Table I.11 Child health – children affected
  • Table I.12 Child immunization
  • Table I.13 Child immunization – children affected
  • Technical notes
• Maternal and reproductive health
  • Table I.14 Maternal mortality and birth attendance
  • Table I.15 Maternal mortality, birth attendance and antenatal care – women affected
  • Table I.16 Use of contraceptives and antenatal care coverage rate
  • Technical notes
• HIV and AIDS
  • Table I.17 HIV/AIDS prevalence
  • Table I.18 HIV/AIDS awareness and condom use
  • Table I.19 HIV/AIDS treatment and AIDS death
  • Technical notes
• Malaria and tuberculosis
  • Table I.20 Malaria
  • Table I.21 Tuberculosis
  • Table I.22 Tuberculosis – people affected
  • Technical notes
• Other health risks
  • Table I.23 Causes of deaths
  • Table I.24 Tobacco and alcohol consumption
  • Technical notes
• Financial and human resources for health
  • Table I.25 Total and government health expenditure
  • Table I.26 Financial, human and other resources on health
  • Technical notes

• Income poverty and inequality
  • Table I.36 Income poverty rates
  • Table I.37 Income poverty – people affected
  • Table I.38 Income inequality
  • Technical notes
• Access to water and sanitation
  • Table I.39 Access to water
  • Table I.40 Access to water – people affected
  • Table I.41 Access to sanitation
  • Table I.42 Access to sanitation – people affected
  • Technical notes
• Women’s empowerment
  • Table I.43 Women’s participation in the labour market
  • Table I.44 Female and male employment by sector
  • Table I.45 Female and male employment by status
  • Table I.46 Women in national parliaments, women’s access and legislation
  • Technical notes

• Air pollution and climate change
  • Table II.1 CO₂ emissions
  • Table II.2 CO₂ intensities
  • Table II.3 Ozone-depleting substances
  • Table II.4 Other pollutants
  • Table II.5 Other pollutants
  • Technical notes
• Water availability and use
  • Table II.6 Water availability
  • Table II.7 Water use
  • Technical notes
• Energy supply and use
  • Table II.8 Energy supply and intensity
  • Table II.9 Final energy consumption by sector
  • Table II.10 Energy balances
  • Table II.11 Electricity production and household consumption
  • Technical notes

• Biodiversity, protected areas and forests
  • Table II.12 Protected areas
  • Table II.13 Forest areas
  • Table II.14 Primary naturally regenerated and planted forests
  • Table II.15 Threatened species
  • Technical notes
• Natural disasters
  • Table II.16 Natural disasters mortality affected population
  • Table II.17 Natural disasters, economic damage
  • Technical notes

• Economic growth
  • Table III.1 Real GDP
  • Table III.2 Real GDP per capita
  • Table III.3 Nominal GDP and GNI
  • Table III.4 Domestic investment
  • Table III.5 Economic sectors
  • Table III.6 Economic sector trends
  • Technical notes
• Fiscal balance
  • Table III.7 Fiscal balance
  • Technical notes
• Monetary measures
  • Table III.8 Inflation and interest rates
  • Table III.9 Exchange rates
  • Technical notes

• Employment
  • Table III.10 Employment and labour productivity
  • Table III.11 Labour force
  • Table III.12 Employment by sector
  • Table III.13 Employment by status
  • Table III.14 Unemployment rate
  • Table III.15 Youth unemployment rate
  • Technical notes

• International trade
  • Table III.16 Merchandise trade
  • Table III.17 Merchandise trade as share of GDP
  • Table III.18 Growth of trade and current account balance
  • Table III.19 Trade in services
  • Table III.20 Trade in services, by sector
  • Table III.21 Intraregional trade
  • Technical notes
• International financing
  • Table III.22 Inward foreign investment
  • Table III.23 Outward foreign investment
  • Table III.24 Official development assistance
  • Table III.25 Workers’ remittances
  • Table III.26 Debt
  • Technical notes

• Information and communications technology
  • Table IV.1 Mobile and fixed line phones
  • Table IV.2 Internet
  • Technical notes
• Transport
  • Table IV.3 Movement of goods and people
  • Table IV.4 Railway and road infrastructure
  • Table IV.5 Asian highway
  • Table IV.6 Passenger cars; Road traffic deaths
  • Table IV.7 Energy consumption for transport by transport type
  • Table IV.8 CO₂ emissions from transport by transport type
  • Technical notes
• Tourism
  • Table IV.9 International travelers
  • Table IV.10 Tourism expenditure
  • Technical notes