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Approximately half of all deaths in the world go unrecorded and the births of 1 in 4 children under age five have never been recorded. Governments need accurate, up to date information on when and where births and deaths occur, and the causes of those deaths, to ensure the availability and quality of public health data and to be able to design effective public health policies, deploy resources and measure impact.
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Approximately half of all deaths in the world go unrecorded and the births of 1 in 4 children under age five have never been recorded. Governments need accurate, up to date information on when and where births and deaths occur, and the causes of those deaths, to ensure the availability and quality of public health data and to be able to design effective public health policies, deploy resources and measure impact.
Without birth registration a person cannot obtain legal documents and will experience difficulties accessing health and education services, state benefits, the formal job market, or banking services. Comprehensive CRVSID systems also help to avoid identity fraud, child marriage, child labor, human trafficking and statelessness.
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Without birth registration a person cannot obtain legal documents and will experience difficulties accessing health and education services, state benefits, the formal job market, or banking services. Comprehensive CRVSID systems also help to avoid identity fraud, child marriage, child labor, human trafficking and statelessness.
Approximately half of all deaths in the world go unrecorded and the births of 1 in 4 children under age five have never been recorded. Governments need accurate, up to date information on when and where births and deaths occur, and the causes of those deaths, to ensure the availability and quality of public health data and to be able to design effective public health policies, deploy resources and measure impact.
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Approximately half of all deaths in the world go unrecorded and the births of 1 in 4 children under age five have never been recorded. Governments need accurate, up to date information on when and where births and deaths occur, and the causes of those deaths, to ensure the availability and quality of public health data and to be able to design effective public health policies, deploy resources and measure impact.
Without birth registration a person cannot obtain legal documents and will experience difficulties accessing health and education services, state benefits, the formal job market, or banking services. Comprehensive CRVSID systems also help to avoid identity fraud, child marriage, child labor, human trafficking and statelessness.