Publications

As a small open economy, Northern Ireland sells and purchases goods and services both within the local markets of NI and Great Britain and exports and imports these internationally.

Information on forms, confidentiality and response rates.

The infographic provides information on the number of eligible NI residents aged 18 and over who have applied for their High Street Scheme Spend Local card and been verified from both the online portal and the telephone application service from 27 September

The infographic provides information on the number of eligible NI residents aged 18 and over who have applied for their Spend Local card and been verified in the period 27 September to close of applications.

Northern Ireland Construction Output Statistics Historical Data

This plan was approved by the Minister for the Economy on 4 June 2020.

The Apprenticeships and Training Statistics consultation gave users the opportunity to comment on three statistical bulletins: Training for Success (TfS), ApprenticeshipsNI (AP

information and reports on policies for improving Productivity, Innovation and Competitiveness in Small Open Economies (PICSOE). 

This page contains information and a report on innovation in NI tradable service firms. The report represents the first detailed examination of service sector innovation in Northern Ireland.

Details on revisions to tourism statistics can be accessed below.

The consultation document “Further Education Means Business” (February 2004) set out the findings of an extensive review of further education in Northern Ireland, together

The overarching aim of the current project was to fully utilise and add value to existing sources of Northern Ireland export and export-related data in developing a comprehensive, accessible and robust export report.
 

Northern Ireland passenger survey year to date archive publications can be found below.

This plan was approved by the Minister for the Economy on 21 February following her appointment - the department is working towards delivery of the objectives specified in this plan, within the limits of the financial and other resources allocated to the department for th

This bulletin, published by the DfE Careers Occupational Information Unit (COIU), focuses on the health and social care sector in Northern Ireland.

Securing our success: Northern Ireland Strategy on Apprenticeships provides the future direction of apprenticeships in Northern Ireland, and sets out the new policy commitments and an implementation plan to ensure their delivery. 

ApprenticeshipsNI aims to provide participants with the opportunity to take part in a Level 2/Level 3 Apprenticeship where the apprentice, in paid employment from day one, works towards achieving an industry-approved Level 2/Level 3 Apprenticeship Framework.

ApprenticeshipsNI aims to provide participants with the opportunity to take part in a Level 2/Level 3 Apprenticeship where the apprentice, in paid employment from day one, works towards achieving an industry-approved Level 2/Level 3 Apprenticeship Framework.

ApprenticeshipsNI aims to provide participants with the opportunity to take part in a Level 2/Level 3 Apprenticeship where the apprentice, in paid employment from day one, works towards achieving an industry-approved Level 2/Level 3 Apprenticeship Framework.

ApprenticeshipsNI aims to provide participants with the opportunity to take part in a Level 2/Level 3 Apprenticeship where the apprentice, in paid employment from day one, works towards achieving an industry-approved Level 2/Level 3 Apprenticeship Framework.