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What you need to know
The success of a census is measured by the accuracy of the data collected. To get accurate census data, the information collected from respondents during the data collection should be complete and truthful. But complete and truthful responses can only be obtained if the public is both aware and supportive of the census process.
Adolescent and Youth Friendly Health Services Manual for Basic Health Staff
The manual is a handy desk reference for health workers who provide primary health care services to adolescents and youth. It is designed as a step-by-step guide on how to communicate more effectively and with greater sensitivity when adolescents and youth visit health services.
National Service Standards and Guidelines
This document sets Service Standards on Adolescent and Youth Health Care. It describes, for example, how services need to be arranged and how clinics need to link with community. It also provides guidance for facility managers and community leaders.
Census Brochure
The brochure outlines the benefits, challenges and costs associated with the 2014 census.
National Strategic Plan for the Advancement of Women (2013-2022)
All women in Myanmar are empowered and able to fully enjoy their rights with the support of the Government of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar. Enabling systems, structures and practices are created for the advancement of women, gender equality, and the realization of women’s rights.
Census Key Messages
The pamphlet outlines key messages regarding the census purpose and process.
Pamphlet
Accurate and correct population information will help improve the standards of living in Myanmar.
Census Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
A population census is a snapshot of a country at a particular moment in time. The picture we are taking will tell us how many people live in the country, their gender, age, living conditions, access to basic services, etc. This information is important for all of us. Myanmar’s next census will be held in March/April 2014. The Census Night is the 29th of March 2014
Report on Situation Analysis of Population and Development, Reproductive Health and Gender in Myanmar
UNFPA Myanmar supported and organized an independent situation analysis for population and development, reproductive health and gender in Myanmar.