Here’s a concise outline discussing the conduct of the Census:

1. Timing: The Census is typically carried out every ten years by governments worldwide, though intervals might vary.

2. Methodology: Trained enumerators visit households, recording demographic, social, and economic data through surveys or digital means.

3. Data Collected: Information includes population size, age, gender, education, occupation, housing, and amenities.

4. Government Planning: Data aids in planning public services, infrastructure, healthcare, education, and social welfare programs based on population needs.

5. Confidentiality: Strict laws ensure data confidentiality, safeguarding individual privacy and preventing misuse.

Teachers can elaborate on their country’s specific Census methodologies, timelines, and how it informs government policies and resource allocation.