The second CRVS stakeholder consultation workshop in Vanuatu will take place on 18 May 2022, as part of the ongoing Business Process Improvement (BPI) project for birth and death registration. 

ESCAP is supporting a Core Team of CRVS stakeholders in Vanuatu to identify the bottlenecks in civil registration processes, using Stage 1 of the CRVS Systems Improvement Framework to assess, analyse and redesign the underlying processes of birth and death registration, with the end goal of streamlining civil registration processes to alleviate the burden on families reporting vital events. 

During the consultation workshop, the Core Team of CRVS stakeholders will convene to finalize the mapping of current birth and death registration processes, and identify the performance issues, root causes and potential improvement policies.