Recent News

The Tonga National CRVS Committee has now endorsed for release their 2018-2020 Vital Statistics Report.

Fiji is the first country, to our knowledge, to embark upon an in-depth quantitative inequality assessment,
examining differentials by sex, age, ethnicity, and mother’s marital status.

A new digital civil registration and vital statistics system (CRVS) became available in Niue today, 9 November 2023.

The Fiji Bureau of Statistics, Ministry of Justice, and Ministry of Health recently launched two CRVS reports – Vital Statistics Report 2016-2021 and Assessing Inequalities in Registration of Births and Deaths.

This report provides statistics pertaining to births recorded by the Fiji Ministry of Health and Medical
Services (MHMS) and registered by the Civil Registration Office (CRO) for babies born during 2016-2021;
and deaths recorded by the MHMS for deaths that occurred during 2016-2021.

This report documents the results of the work of the Niue’s CRVS stakeholders in assessing, analysing and redesigning birth and death registration processes using the ‘assessment, analysis, and redesign’ stage of the CRVS Systems Improvement Framework.

The Kiribati Gender Statistics Abstract 2020 release.

The Palau gender fact sheet provides a range of indicators based on the last 2020 Palau population census.