The following institutions collect data that could be useful for your business.
Data & Information
Central Bureau for Statistics is the organization responsible for meeting the country’s statistical information needs. It collects data on just about all socially relevant areas, including, but not limited to: education, labor, income distribution, national balance of payments, national accounts, housing, prices, business and government.
The Central Bank of Curaçao & Sint-Maarten (CBCS)
The Central Bank of Curaçao & Sint-Maarten (CBCS) publishes data on financial and economic indicators, including inflation, interest rates, and macroeconomic reports. All data is accessible via the CBCS website.
The Curaçao Tourist Board collects and analyzes data related to tourism, including visitor arrivals, hotel occupancy rates, cruise ship statistics, tourism spending, and market trends. Tourism statistics and market insights are published regularly in their monthly publication and annual reports.
Sociaal-Economische Raad advises on socio-economic policy using collected research and surveys. Reports are accessible on the SER website.
Chamber of Commer Curaçao manages business registrations and tracks entrepreneurship trends. Access business data through the KvK online services or in-person request.
Ministry of Education, Science, Culture & Sport
Ministry of Education, Science, Culture & Sport provides statistics on educational enrollment, outcomes, and infrastructure. Reports may be requested or accessed via ministry communication channels.
Volksgezondheid Instituut Curaçao
Volksgezondheid Instituut Curaçao engages in public health research and epidemiological studies. Research reports are available through their portal or on request.
Meteorological Department Curaçao (Meteo)
Meteorological Department Curaçao (Meteo) offers climate, weather, and environmental data for the island. Access available via real-time dashboards and reports online.
Caribbean Research and Management of Biodiversity (CARMABI)
Caribbean Research and Management of Biodiversity (CARMABI) collects marine and ecological data, including coral reef monitoring. Research reports and data are accessible on their website.
University of Curaçao produces academic research across multiple disciplines. Data can be accessed through published theses, papers, or research centers.