Civil Registration: people speak out clearly on benefits of new CRVS web application

Below are excerpts of comments people made about the Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS),  a web based software application that improves the civil registration system at both sector and health levels.

Michel Rafiki GATERA
Data Manager, King Faycal Hospital

“ The Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) web application will help us to easily determine the cause of death and take proper action after understanding levels and trends in mortality and causes of death.
By registering  birth daily, it will help the hospital to plan based on real figures. The CRVS application will enable an easy coordination between health  facilities and administrative entitiest through keeping track of birth, and death records.

Julienne NYIRANSABIMANA,
Data Manager, St Jean Clinic

The Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) web based application will facilitate the registration and reporting of births and deaths on time. In the past, people have not been registering births and deaths so easily.
It will also unable Sector and district staff to know births and deaths in their respective entities for easy follow up.


 
Patrick NSHIMIYIMANA
CRVS Statistician

From these participants, we are expecting a full commencement of using Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) web based application in their private clinics and referral Hospitals in registering all births and deaths assisted in their respective hospitals.

Secondly, we are expecting the increase of coverage rate in birth registration and death registration  not only at heath level but also at sector level.		Gisele NIKUZE
Intern Statistician, NISR

Civil registration being the system by which a government records officially vital events of its citizens and residents in proper registry, is will help me to know the average of the population the population through births and deaths.
The CVRS web based application training  will help me to give proper support in improvement of births and deaths recording



 


By: Jean Paul Tugirimana
PR/ Communication Officer