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The Cook Islands' presentation at the 2017 PCRN Meeting on CRVS for Disasters held from 2-4 October in Suva, Fiji.
American Samoa's presentation at the 2017 PCRN Meeting on CRVS for Disasters held from 2-4 October in Suva, Fiji.
Provides a brief overview of the current status of CRVS in the Cook Islands
Posters on cause of death, demographic statistics, household information, vital statistics, and fertility displayed by Malaysia as part of the CRVS Marketplace during the third meeting of the Regional Steering Group held in Bangkok from 18-20 October, 2017.
Presentation given by the Turkish Statistical Institute, Demographic Statistics Department, Vital and Gender Statistics Group to the Sub-regional Asian workshop on applying principles and recommendations for implementing the Regional Action Framework for strengthening CRVS, Istanbul, Turkey, 15 -18 September 2015.
Presentation given by Mongolia to the Sub-regional Asian workshop on applying principles and recommendations for implementing the Regional Action Framework for strengthening CRVS, Istanbul, Turkey, 15 -18 September 2015.
Presentation by Shatmanova N.K. to the Sub-regional Asian workshop on applying principles and recommendations for implementing the Regional Action Framework for strengthening CRVS, Istanbul, Turkey, 15 -18 September 2015.
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The World Bank Group’s Identification for Development (ID4D) High-level Advisory Council, composed of eminent leaders from the public and private sectors, held its first meeting on 12 October 2017.
The Compendium of Good Practices in Identity Management in the OSCE Region identifies best practices both in providing evidence of identity through the issuance of travel documents and ID cards, as well as in ensuring access to economic, civil and political rights.
