The Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) is the central statistical authority of Namibia, established under the Statistics Act of 2011. Its primary mission is to collect, produce, analyze, and disseminate official statistics that support evidence-based policymaking and planning in the country. The agency is dedicated to transparency and accessibility, facilitating the management and distribution of spatial data through a well-coordinated National Statistics System.

With a diverse demographic focus, the NSA reports a total population of over 3 million people, highlighting various demographics such as gender distribution and age groups, which are essential for understanding national trends. The agency prides itself on leveraging partnerships and innovative technologies to deliver high-quality, timely data that meets international standards.

In addition to statistical gathering and analysis, the NSA provides advisory services to the government's planning commission, ensuring that its insights inform national policies effectively. The agency's commitment to professionalism and accountability solidifies its role as a vital resource for governmental decision-making and public knowledge in Namibia.