Background There are an estimated 35 million unregistered children in Indonesia. To
understand ways to best leverage existing health system-related resources and ensure …

Background Birth registration provides the basis for population data. Previous studies have
examined that collaboration between the health sector and civil registration can help …

Background It is a recognized child right to acquire a name and a nationality, and birth
registration may be necessary to allow access to services, but the level of birth registration is …

Objectives Angola has a high burden of unregistered children and efforts to increase birth-
registration coverage have not yielded the desired progress. This study aimed to examine …

Results: The prevalence of children's birth registrations in Indonesia was 77.9%. Multivariate
analysis showed that the mother variables, such as mothers aged between 35 and 39 years …

Background Birth registration is a crucial aspect of ensuring that children have access to
their rights and benefits, including health care, education, and citizenship. In sub-Saharan …

Background Birth registration marks a child's right to identity and is the first step to
establishing citizenship and access to services. At the population level, birth registration …

Background Birth registration is vital to provide legal identity and access to essential
services. Worldwide, approximately 166 million children under five years (just under 25%) …

Background: In Uganda, only about one-third (32%) of children under age 5 have their births
registered with the civil authority. There is limited information on factors linked to birth …

Objectives To analyze the role of both demand-and supply-side factors affecting birth
registrations in East and Southern Africa by combining information on children, mothers, and …