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.
The Pacific Civil Registrars – Disaster Preparation and Response Workshop was conducted …
In the following interviews held on the sidelines of the Third meeting of the Regional…
Because of their circumstances, refugees, asylum seekers, stateless persons and persons of…
High-level panelists at events hosted by Data4SDGs as part of the 72nd Session of the UN General…
Expert Talks: Understanding civil registration and vital statistics systems is a series of 22 short…
On 19 September 2017 in New York, the International Labour Organization launched two seminal…
Cambodia has completed a national baseline survey on the status of CRVS. The survey provides key…
The Pacific Ministers of Health Meeting was held in the Cook Islands from 28-30 August. Ministers…
Plan International Pakistan has launched an innovative, new project to improve birth registration…
The Solomon Islands Civil Registry Office (within the Ministry of Home Affairs) and the national…