During times of conflict or natural disasters, it is often even harder to measure adult mortality through surveys. A side event to the Statistical Commission was held on 29 January to highlight some experiences from countries using adapted measures during times of unique circumstances. The recorded webinar can be accessed here.
The measuring Adult mortality Community of Practice still welcome members, please register here
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