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Statistics is the science of collecting, analyzing, interpreting, and presenting data. It studies mass phenomena and processes, identifying patterns and relationships in their development. Statistics is applied in various fields, such as economics, sociology, medicine, and others, to make informed decisions based on objective data.

The Main Department of Statistics (MDS) is a territorial body of the State Statistics Service of Ukraine, implementing state policy in the field of statistics at the regional level. The main functions of the MDS include:

Data collection and processing: conducting state statistical surveys and polls to obtain up-to-date information on the socio-economic condition of the region.
Analysis and summarization of information: processing collected data to identify trends and patterns in the region's development.
Dissemination of statistical information: providing access to statistical data for authorities, enterprises, and the public to make informed decisions.
Methodological support: developing and implementing data collection and processing methodologies in accordance with international standards.

The MDS ensures transparency and reliability of statistical information, contributing to effective management and development of the region.

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17:21, 3 September, 2026

The average salary in the Mykolaiv region is over ₴28,000, but in some sectors, pay is four times lower
18:00, 28 August, 2026

Grain yields are up, milk production is down: what’s happening in the agricultural sector of the Mykolaiv region
13:39, 23 July, 2026

Mykolaiv has been ranked among the most affordable cities in Ukraine for renting accommodation
15:31, 3 July, 2026

The average wage in Mykolaiv region rose by 3 per cent, but debts reached almost ₴89 million
11:10, 13 June, 2026

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In the Mykolaiv region, transport fares have risen by almost 40%: what else has gone up in price in May
9:25, 5 June, 2026

The average salary in the Mykolaiv region is almost ₴26,000, but debt has risen by 30%
16:02, 3 June, 2026

Almost three times as much new housing was completed as last year in the Mykolaiv region
14:19, 16 May, 2026

More than half of university graduates in the Mykolaiv region hold bachelor’s degrees: how education is changing in the region
18:21, 13 May, 2026

Buckwheat prices have risen by almost 30%: how prices changed in the Mykolaiv region in April
18:05, 5 May, 2026

Fewer schools and students: what is happening to education in the Mykolaiv region
16:02, 5 May, 2026

Record salaries and debts running into millions: who earns the most in Mykolaiv region and where are wages not being paid?
21:28, 18 April, 2026

Car sales and repairs: the most common business ventures in the Mykolaiv region
15:24, 18 April, 2026

Eggs, fuel and clothing: what saw the biggest price rises in the Mykolaiv region in March
18:43, 13 March, 2026

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Vegetables have gone up in price, whilst butter has become cheaper: how prices changed in the Mykolaiv region in February
21:20, 5 February, 2026

Employees in Mykolaiv region are owed more than ₴37.7 million in wages for December
20:45, 27 January, 2026

The number of cows decreased by 8% over the year in Mykolaiv region
12:34, 23 January, 2026

Mykolaiv region in demographic decline: mortality rate almost four times higher than birth rate over the year

In Mykolaiv, 265 business premises damaged by shelling have been assessed: how the compensation scheme works

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In Mykolaiv, 265 business premises damaged by shelling have been assessed: how the compensation scheme works

Gravel instead of dirt ₴9.2 million is to be spent on a 9-kilometre stretch of road between villages in the Mykolaiv region

The first contracts for the design of building restoration projects, funded by the World Bank, are due to be signed in Mykolaiv in the coming days

What the household goods supermarket in Mykolaiv looks like after the Russian attack

Arakhamiia is preparing to defend his thesis on how to manage parliament and a single-party majority in the Rada

Residents of Mykolaiv have been granted nearly ₴180 million in compensation for damaged homes under the «eVidnovlennia» programme

The Executive Committee has decided which schools in Mykolaiv will operate with a mix of face-to-face and remote learning