Pacific Civil Registrars Network (PCRN)

The PCRN is an independent network of Civil Registrars in the Pacific, established in 2014 for sharing knowledge, lessons learned and good practice in Civil Registration among practitioners. The network seeks to foster peer-peer relationships and support in tackling common challenges affecting the implementation of CRVS systems in the region, towards implementation of the Action Plan for Pacific Civil Registration Vital statistics (APPCRVS) and the Asia-Pacific Regional Action Framework on CRVS.
WHAT WE DO: We provide an opportunity to share information, lessons learned and good practice. This fosters coordination and integration of Civil Registrars’ input and ideas into the implementation of the APPCRVS and the Asia Pacific Regional Action Framework for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics. Secretariat support is provided by the Pacific Community (SPC) with funding from Bloomberg Data for Health Initiative.
WHO WE ARE: Membership is open to any Civil Registrar with State or Country level responsible for civil registration or vital statistics, or their nominee. Associate membership has also been extended to relevant partner agencies and businesses. We have members from 36 countries or states, 21 agencies and 12 businesses.
OUR VISION: Civil Registrars across the Pacific will work together in ways that are flexible to local needs, with a shared approach to legislative change, enabling technology and data exchange.
OUR NEWSLETTER: We have an occasional e-newsletter freely available to anyone with an interest on Civil Registration in the Pacific. Email [email protected] to be added to the mailing list.
Activities:
PCRN Newsletters
- pdf PCRN newsletter, September 2023
pdf1.54 MB - pdf PCRN newsletter, February 2025
pdf692.99 KB - pdf PCRN newsletter, November 2024
pdf148.16 KB - pdf PCRN newsletter, October 2024
pdf3.88 MB - pdf PCRN newsletter, May 2024
pdf820.31 KB - pdf PCRN newsletter, April 2024
pdf1.25 MB - pdf PCRN newsletter, December 2023
pdf1.79 MB - pdf PCRN newsletter, 2023 no. 4
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