Good Governance and Civil Society
Client: GIZ
Period: 02.2019-04.2021
Country: Cameroon
Cameroon began modernising its civil registration and vital statistics system in 2009, and from 2011 as part of the „Programme for the Rehabilitation of the Civil Registration System“. The subordinate National Civil Registration Authority, established in 2015, is to support the implementation of the national reform. But the standards recommended by the United Nations for civil registration systems, namely the continuous, mandatory, permanent and universal collection of vital events, have not been met. The statistical function of the civil registration system has also not yet been achieved. The module target is: the Ministry of Dezentralisation and Local Development, the National Civil Registration Authority and selected municipalities are in the position to ensure the implementation of an inclusive and accountable system of civil registration and vital statistics.
The project focuses on three areas of activity:
The focus of AMBERO services to be provided is on the development and implementation of a concept for strategic competence development in the civil registration sector, with the aim of establishing an efficient training system for management and specialist personnel.
Advisory service A: Support in setting up a training system for civil status personnel:
Consulting service B: Development and management of an international schort-term expert pool for cross-functional needs in the project.
AMBERO is in charge of managing various short-term experts (national as well as international) for the implementation of the overall PAMEC programme. The services include preparation of the missions, identification of the experts, contract-management, monitoring of the services and quality control.