eGov Birth & Death streamlines the registration and certification of Births and Deaths, a stipulated Act by the Government of India. |
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eGov Birth & Death assists municipalities in the registration and certification of Births and Deaths and constitutes an important function of city corporations as well as the country at large. The eGov system is expected to improve the collection, quality and study of social demographic data from diverse geographies. The Birth and Death Registration Act 1969 states that a first copy of the Birth Certificate is to be issued free of cost and the eGov Birth & Death application addresses this need with the use of technology.
By partnering with the office of the Registrar General of India, the eGovernments Foundation has incorporated technology standards for birth & death registration and certification via the Birth and Death Registration and Certification I.T. Standards document. |
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Features of the eGov Birth/Death: |
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Easy Birth, Death and Still born Registration & Certification with Certificates generated and issued by government offices |
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Online or offline registration through hospital or registered doctor with an automated computer-generated Registration ID |
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Reports of Birth, Death, and Still Born registered and certificates can be generated. |
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National and state registrars office can access local databases of new births/deaths, to analyze population densities or demographic shifts. |
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Comprehensive Reports on births, cause of death, still births, parents’ literacy & education and related data for statistical analysis. |
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Standards for incorporating technology include data fields, database schema, data transfer and interfaces for the system. |
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For more information on eGov Property implementation, visit the Municipal Corporation of Delhi or view the MCD eGov Property Case Study. |
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