Work to Redesign the CRVSID Management System of the Maldives Begins

12 February 2025

Under the contract awarded to Control Data (Thailand) Limited to Review, Design, and Develop the Systems Requirements Specification (SRS) for the Civil Registration, Vital Statistics, and Identification (CRVSID) Management system of the Maldives, the firm has concluded the first information-gathering sessions.
The work was carried out during the first planned mission by the firm from February 9th to 13th, 2025.
During the mission, the team met with the current organizations that are involved in birth and death registration in the Maldives. The meetings commenced with the Department of National Registration on 9 February and were followed by the National Centre for Information Technology (NCIT) and the Local Government Authority (LGA). NCIT and LGA jointly manage the GEMEN system designed to digitize the population records of the Maldives. The organization presented the working and current capabilities of the system.
A joint session was held on 10 February with the Maldives Bureau of Statistics and the Ministry of Health. The session focused on records and statistics.
On February 12, the team held an extensive session with the Male City Council, Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital (IGMH), and the Department of Judicial Administration and Family. IGMH is the largest government hospital in the Maldives and registered the largest number of births and deaths. The Male City Council processes birth certificates and registration services, while the Department of Judicial Administration and Family Court oversees the marriage and divorce registers across the Maldives.
The consultants will conduct a workshop on 13th February 2025 with key stakeholders, as well as representatives from other organizations and private sector hospitals, to identify issues within the current CRVSID system, as well as the software and databases in use.
The contract will primarily support the Department of National Registration (DNR) under the D’MADD project’s Component 2: “Digital Identification for Improved, Online and In-Person Service Delivery,” the Maldives' foundational identification system.
The assignment's output will be a detailed SRS document for implementing the CSRVID System, which will help streamline the population management mechanism in the Maldives.
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