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From Cradle to Grave: Documenting the Footprints of Vulnerable Women Through Life

Civil registration system
Barriers and determinants for late or non registration
Gender aspects

This paper is one of twelve in a knowledge brief series on gender and CRVS that aims to uncover gender bias and barriers, share case studies and emerging findings, and recommend priority areas and solutions. Specifically, this is the second paper published in the third and final brief. It shines a spotlight on interrelated CRVS policy, human rights, and practical issues between gender and CRVS through two fictional profiles of women in Kenya and the Philippines.

Download the full version of Brief 3 (4 papers) on Moving Beyond Making the Case: Actions Needed to Support CRVS Systems for Women and Children, or else visit www.CRVSsystems.ca/gender to access all three briefs (12 papers).

Author
Tom Orrell
Source
Centre of Excellence for CRVS Systems
Resource Type
Brief
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Did you know?

  • 56.4 million people die globally each year. Only half of all deaths in 2015 were registered in national death registration systems with information on the cause of death.

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  • This paper is one of twelve in a knowledge brief series on gender and CRVS that aims to uncover gender bias and barriers, share case studies and emerging findings, and recommend priority areas and solutions.

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  • This animated video explains why well-functioning civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS) systems are important for achieving gender equality.
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