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CRVS Decade (2015-2024) Midterm Questionnaire

The Regional Action Framework responds to a request for regional action in support of improving national CRVS systems and acts as a catalyst for Governments and development partners to focus efforts on meeting specific goals and targets. The RAF contains three goals, fifteen nationally-set targets, seven action areas and eight implementation steps for countries to follow while improving their CRVS systems.

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List of National CRVS focal points

This list contains the names and organizational information for country-nominated CRVS national focal points as of July 2019.

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Pakistan’s 1st International CRVS Summit & South Asian Civil Registrars Meeting – Report

Between 28 – 30 November 2018, the Ministry of Planning’s CRVS Technical Support Unit led the summit to collect input from all the key stakeholders, as well as accelerate Partner efforts in meeting the 2025 vision to ensure universal and responsive systems.

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UNICEF ROSA Status of Civil Registration and Vital Statistics in South Asia Countries 2019

The "Status of Civil Registration and Vital Statistics in South Asia" report documents the policies, systems and procedures in place for the registration of birth, death and marriage in South Asia.

The report’s objectives are to:

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Republic of Fiji Vital Statistics Report 2012 - 2017

This report provides statistics pertaining to births registered by the Civil Registration Office (CRO) of Fiji during period 2012-2017, and deaths recorded by the Ministry of Health and Medical Services (MoHMS) during years 2015-2017.

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Presentations and Working Session Documents for the Second Workshop of Phase II

1 - 5 April 2019

Bangkok, Thailand

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DFID Invitation to Tender: Study on National Census and Civil Registration in South Asia

The purpose of this research is to;

a. Inform programme design work to support the development of censuses in South Asia.

b. Examine evidence on civil registration as an ongoing issue in South Asia to potentially identify from evidence where there is an opportunity for DFID to make a real difference to those who have no form of registration. Further, where due to the complicated nature of factors surrounding civil registration the time might not be right for an intervention.