Newsletter February 2024
In 2023, Ministry of Women, Youth, Children and Family Affairs of the Solomon Islands (MWYCFA), in partnership with UNICEF, launched its revised Solomon Islands National Children’s Policy 2023-2028. The policy ensures that the rights of children are at the centre of development. To safeguard children from harm and exploitation, one of the strategies is to provide legal identity for all, including enhancing birth registration.
(Newsletter May 2023) The ninth meeting of the Regional Steering Group (RSG) for Civil…
(Newsletter May 2023) The regional workshop for the Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS…
(Newsletter May 2023) The UN Legal Identity Agenda (UNLIA) Task Force started a series of webinars…
(Newsletter May 2023) UNDP published a comprehensive guide to global standards on data protection…
(Newsletter May 2023) The World Health Organization (WHO), in collaboration with the Brisbane…
UNICEF published a key report titled “CRVS Platforms: Key Findings for Practitioners”. The…
(Newsletter May 2023) A new procedure for registering births is being introduced in Uzbekistan…
(Newsletter May 2023) On April 27, Vital Strategies organized a virtual roundtable titled “Towards…
(Newsletter May 2023) The WHO Western Pacific Regional Office, in cooperation with the Department…
(Newsletter May 2023) The World Bank recently approved a US$250 million loan to strengthen…