A Statistical Yearbook is a comprehensive publication that compiles and presents statistical data on various topics for a specific year. It typically includes information on demographics, economics, health, education, and other social indicators. These yearbooks are often produced by government agencies or international organizations, providing a reliable source of data for researchers, policymakers, and the public. The data in a Statistical Yearbook is usually organized in tables, charts, and graphs, making it easier to understand trends and patterns. It serves as an essential tool for analyzing changes over time and comparing different regions or groups. Many countries have their own yearbooks, such as the United Nations and World Bank publications.