30 Dec 2016
Many Data4Health resources now publically available to assist countries
TAGS

Data for Health has released many new resources to support countries in improving their CRVS systems. The resources are the outcome of expert collaboration in the fields of civil registration, vital statistics, and public health and include technical papers, working papers, tools and other resources on issues such as certifying Cause of Death and data quality. Additional resources will be made available over the coming months. For a list of the products available see here

More News

28 November 2025

Millions of persons with disabilities, particularly children, in Asia and the Pacific are being…

28 November 2025

Vital Strategies and the Pacific Community (SPC) have released a new Quality Assurance and…

28 November 2025

The Global Health Advocacy Incubator (GHAI) strengthens its efforts on budget advocacy and domestic…

28 November 2025

At the Global DPI Summit 2025, development and health organizations joined government officials to…

28 November 2025

Behind the scenes, the staff in the Births, Deaths and Marriages offices in New Zealand engage with…

28 November 2025

A recent study, by the Humanitarian Hub at BRAC James P Grant School of Public Health, BRAC…

28 November 2025

Fiji has initiated its first comprehensive review of Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS…

28 November 2025

The World Health Organization (WHO) has published its tenth annual report on Monitoring Progress on…

28 November 2025

Sri Lanka's Registrar General’s Department has initiated a pilot program under the e-Civil…

28 November 2025

Our community newsletter puts a spotlight on people who have gone above and beyond in their efforts…