Welcome
OpenCRVS v2.0 documentation is work-in-progress and will be completed by the official release date. You will notice multiple unfinished pages, todo-items and inserts. Refer to the Releases page in 1.9 docs to understand the timeline for 2.0 official release dates.
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1. Introduction
OpenCRVS is an open-source digital solution for civil registration, designed specifically for low-resource settings and available as a Digital Public Good.
This functional documentation is written for governments, business analysts, systems Integrators, and development partners to design, configure, operate, and maintain an OpenCRVS system that meets your country's needs.
2. How to use this documentation
2.1. Understanding CRVS and OpenCRVS
CRVS Systems: Understand what effective digital CRVS looks like and the role that OpenCRVS can play
Value Proposition: Learn why governments, Systems Integrators, and development partners are choosing OpenCRVS
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2.2. Exploring OpenCRVS functionality
Product Specifications: Detailed functional architecture and system capabilities
Default Configuration: Explore the OpenCRVS reference implementation for Farajaland
2.3. Technical implementation
Quick Start: Run OpenCRVS on your laptop for development
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Architecture: Understand how OpenCRVS works technically
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Configuration: Technically configure OpenCRVS for your country context
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Deployment: Deploy a configured version of OpenCRVS to a server
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2.4. Project setup and planning
Setup: Establish your OpenCRVS project and team
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Product Roadmap: See what's coming next for OpenCRVS
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Upgrading: Update your instance to the latest OpenCRVS release
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Additional resource: We recommend using this documentation in combination with the CRVS Digitisation Guidebook, which provides step-by-step guidance for countries to implement digitised systems and automated processes for CRVS.
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