Animal health
Apiaries testing positive in health surveillance
Apiaries testing positive for each notifiable disease within the national surveillance plan, in the year, for the country as a whole.
Data in the API Entry in the catalogue
| Period | Area | Disease | Figure | Status | Lineage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| This indicator has no published values yet. | |||||
- Version
- 1.3.0
- In force since
- 8 September 2026
- Reference period
- calendar year
- Frequency
- annual
- Geographic coverage
- national
- Unit
- apiaries
- Licence
- CC-BY-NC-SA-3.0
Method
Apiaries testing positive for the disease in the year, transcribed from the count the surveillance table prints. Never from the percentage that same table publishes alongside, and never by adding diseases together: an apiary can test positive for more than one, and the document does not say how many did.
Confidentiality
Threshold per apiary, using the programme's parameters. This series publishes only the national figure, so none of its cells points to a place. The barrier is declared anyway because a population has a single protection across every measure in its universe, and the sibling series does publish down to commune level. Each positive apiary contributes one to its cell, and that breakdown travels with the table, so the dominance rule can be evaluated instead of being treated as met.
Limitations
The figure is national and has no regional breakdown, because the table that publishes it does not carry one. A total across diseases is not published: it would double-count an apiary positive for more than one.
Revision policy
The whole series is recalculated when the agency publishes a new edition, and the previous version is kept as an erratum with its reason.
Sources cited
- Boletín Apícola del SAG (Servicio Agrícola y Ganadero (SAG)) Primary source of the figure
Versions of the sheet
- 1.3.0 · 27 September 2026. The record now notes what the series measures, so that the laboratory can check it only adds together series that measure the same thing. No figure changes.
- 1.2.0 · 26 September 2026. The record's prose was reviewed against the rule that admits no hand-written counts: any count is now derived from the series declaration, left out where it only accompanied the explanation, or given the date and the reference copy of the observation it comes from. Statements about which years have cells carry the date of this version. No figure changes.
- 1.1.0 · 26 September 2026. The record now also publishes in English its formula, its method, its propagation rule, its reference period, its frequency, its coverage, its first period and its revision policy, which up to this version were published only in Spanish. It also declares how many decimal places the figure is published with. No stored figure changes: the one published in the API, in the bulletin and in the download is the stored figure rounded to that precision.
- 1.0.0 · 8 September 2026. First published version of the record.