Health Policy and programmes:
The exact population of the country is recorded in the Census. Planners and policy makers depend on the Census for formulating all programmes and schemes. Deficiency in the migration data from the Census has made the policy maker to wait for a long time to formulate and operate programmes and schemes. Census data can aid in understanding the geographic distribution of diseases, health conditions and health care access. This information can assist in formulating targeted health policies and programs to address prevalent health issue and ensure equitable healthcare services across different regions. Census data can highlight disparities in healthcare across and urbanization between different population groups and regions. This knowledge can guide policymakers in implementing targeted interventions and initiatives to reduce these inequalities and promote equitable access to healthcare services. Census-derived migration patterns provide an acceptable data for relative flows found in short-term circulation, analysing with the proper methodology; nonetheless, will help in important assumptions and uncertainties to be addressed in future study.