International Institute for Vital Registration and Statistics Reports
Technical papers from the International Institute for Vital Registration and Statistics (IIVRS )—These technical papers comprise a series of historical reports published by the IIVRS. The papers provide a historical perspective on the vital statistics systems of various countries and on methods for their improvement.
Technical Assistance Reports
No. 1. A Programme for Measurement of Life and Death in Ghana Cdc-pdf
No. 2. Vital Statistics System of Japan Cdc-pdf
No. 3. System of Identity Numbers in The Swedish Population Register Cdc-pdf
No. 4. Vital Registration and Marriage in England and Wales Cdc-pdf
No. 5. Civil Registration in the Republic of Argentina Cdc-pdf
No. 6. Coordinating Role of National Committees on Vital and Health Statistics Cdc-pdf
No. 7. Human Rights and Registration of Vital Events Cdc-pdf
No. 8. The Organization of the Civil Registration System of the United States Cdc-pdf
No. 9. Organization of Civil Registration and Vital Statistics System in India Cdc-pdf
No. 10. Registration of Vital Events in Iraq Cdc-pdf
No. 11. Generation of Vital Statistics in Mexico Cdc-pdf
No.12. Age Estimation Committee in Qatar Cdc-pdf
No. 13. The Development of the Vital Statistics System in Egypt Cdc-pdf
No. 14. Vital Statistics Data Collection and Compilation System: Hong Kong Cdc-pdf
No. 17. Status of Civil Registration and Vital Statistics in El Salvador Cdc-pdf
No. 20. Improving Civil Registration Systems in Developing Countries Cdc-pdf
No. 21. Social Indicators Derived From Vital Statistics Cdc-pdf
No. 22. The Operation of the Vital Statistics System of the United States of America Cdc-pdf
No. 23.Demographic Information From Vital Registration Offices in Mexico, 1982 Cdc-pdf
No. 24. General Description of Population Registration in Finland Cdc-pdf
No. 27. Actions for the Improvement of Civil Registration and Vital Statistics Cdc-pdf
No. 28. Urgently Needed Reforms in Civil Registration in Asian Countries Cdc-pdf
No. 32. Registration of Vital Events in the English-speaking Caribbean Cdc-pdf
No. 38. Publicity Plans for Registration Promotion Cdc-pdf
No. 39. Some Observations on Civil Registration in French Speaking Africa Cdc-pdf
No. 41. The Development and Organization of Civil Registration in Sri Lanka Cdc-pdf
No. 43. Measurement of Birth and Death Registration Completeness Cdc-pdf
No. 44. Reforms in the Civil Registration and Vital Statistics Systems of Morocco Cdc-pdf
No. 45. The Impact of Cause-of-Death Querying Cdc-pdf
No. 47. The Vital Registration and Statistics Systems in Libya and its Improvement Cdc-pdf
No. 48. Proceedings of International Statistical Institute Session on Recent Actions to Improve Civil Registration a and Vital Statistics, Cairo September 1991
No. 49. Completeness and Reliability of Birth and Death Notifications in Kuwait Cdc-pdf
No. 50. Automation of Mortality Data Coding and Processing in the United States of America
No. 51. Approaches to the Measurement of Childhood Mortality: A Comparative Review Cdc-pdf
No. 52. Proceedings of the IAOS Third Independent conference Session on Civil Registration on And Vital Statistics Ankara, Turkey, September 1992
No 54. Death Registration and Mortality Statistics in Colombia Cdc-pdf
No. 55. Historical Development of Cause of Death Statistics Cdc-pdf
No. 56. Correcting the Undercount in Maternal Morality.
No. 57. Techniques for Evaluating Completeness of Death Reporting Cdc-pdf
No. 65. The Impact of Computerization on Population Registration in Sweden Cdc-pdf
No. 66. The Civil Registration System in Denmark Cdc-pdf
No. 67. Role of Technology in the Civil Registration Process Cdc-pdf
No. 69. Organizational Structure for Civil Registration and Vital Statistics Systems Cdc-pdf
No. 70. Legal Aspects of Civil registration in the Philippines Cdc-pdf
No. 71. Estimating the Completeness of Under-5 Death Registration in Egypt Cdc-pdf
No. 72. Registration of Birth, Stillbirths and Infant Deaths in Jamaica Cdc-pdf