CXB multimedia: Joint registration

[Updated 21 July 2022 with Audio PSA on newborn birth registration campaign in camps]

These materials are designed to help communicate with refugees about the joint government / UNHCR registration process.

Materials can be used in information hubs, within community spaces or in listening groups; and could also be used by agency field staff, volunteers and others working directly with communities.

Newborn birth registration campaign has started from 17 July 2022 in camps. The PSA below gives some key information on this:

• [NEW] [21 July 2022] Audio PSA about newborn birth registration campaign in camps (2'30" with music/2'17" without music - Rohingya language) (BBC Media Action)

Birth registration in camps was closed due to covid-19 from March 2020. Recently, birth registration activities have resumed in camps. The PSA below provides some key information on this:

• [17 Nov] Audio PSA about the resumption of birth registration activities in camps (3'12" with music/2'42" without music - Rohingya language) (BBC Media Action)

From 1 February 2020, Rohingya people need to have completed joint registration in order to receive food assistance from WFP. The audio announcements below help to explain this:

• Audio messages (Rohingya language, 2'15") explaining the need to present your family attestation documents along with food cards when going to collect food for the first time after 1 February 2020. Available with music and without music.

Phase 2 of the joint registration exercise finished on 31 December 2019. The remaining content on this page might therefore be out of date - please use with caution:

• Audio message on ending of Phase 2 of the joint registration exercise. (Rohingya Language, 2'21")
• Loudspeaker audio message on the joint registration process. (Rohingya Language, 1'18") (also available without music)
• Video following the details of the joint registration process, helping to explain how it works 

These materials are part of an ongoing series of multimedia outputs being produced by BBC Media Action to enhance the range and quality of tools available to information hubs, listener groups and other community-facing information services within the Rohingya emergency response. Original materials about registration were produced with funding from UNHCR; while more recent materials form part of the Common Service for Community Engagement and Accountability, which is delivered in partnership with Action Against Hunger and UNOPS and is funded by EU Humanitarian Aid and the UK Department for International Development. The PSAs about the resumption of birth registration activities in camps and newborn birth registration campaign is produced by BBC Media Action in partnership with Tdh and is supported by UNHCR.