Menu
O au o matua o fanau. Ia resitala vave lou alo. Ole tiute tauave lea o matua, aiga, nuu ma soo se tasi olo’o gafa male tausiga o fanau.
Every child has a fundamental right to a name identity.
The UNDP AcceleratorLab worked with the Samoa Bureau of Statistics to enhance the BirthRegistration system in Samoa, to ensure that every child is afforded this right.
IA MANUIA TELE LE LOTU O TAMAITI.
This week, we have the privilege of engaging in a workshop focused on the Sustainability and Extension of the Data Portal, a crucial initiative aimed at enhancing access to quality statistics for informed decision-making. With the valuable support of our development partners—Asian Development Bank (ADB), the Pacific Community (SPC), and
O se vaaiga lea i le uluai aso o le resitala i le Falemai i Lufilufi. O lea ua tuuina mai i tua le auaunaga ina ia faigofie ma taugofie mo nai o tatou tagata. Anoamaa atoa e aofia ai ma Fagaloa, o le avanoa lelei lenei e agai mai
The Census and Survey Division started the Training of Trainers (ToT) and Pre-test of the Questionnaires for the Samoa Demographic and Health Survey-Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (SDHS-MICS) 2025 on the 10th of February to the 14th of March. The overall objective of the ToT and pre-test of the questionnaires is
Final week of our two-week Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) services in Savai’i. A huge thank you to everyone who visited us at the District Hospitals over the past two weeks! It was a pleasure serving you and helping to keep your civil records up to date. We appreciate
On March 5, we hosted the External Stakeholder Consultation for the Samoa Agriculture Survey (SAS) 2025 at Taumeasina Island Resort. This important session brought together key partners from Government ministries, the Private sector, Development Organisations, and NGOs to review the survey questionnaire and ensure it aligns with national priorities. The
Bringing Registration and Printing Closer to You 📌 Day 1 and 2 (Sataua District Hospital) Our dedicated team is bringing Civil Registration and Vital Statistics (CRVS) services to Savai’i, making it easier for residents to register and print vital documents without the need to travel far to Salelologa and Apia.
