Families
A birth certificate opens school enrolment, healthcare and legal protection. CBAS makes sure your child's birth is seen, even far from a registration centre.
Why registration mattersHow the System Works
From a birth in any community to a name in the national record, in four steps.
1
A birth is witnessed
A trained Community Birth Notifier opens the CBAS app and records the essential details — mother, location, health status. It works without network and takes under three minutes.
2
The alert reaches the system
The moment the phone finds a signal, the alert syncs to the CBAS dashboard, where registration officers receive and verify it.
3
Services find the child
Health workers and registrars know a newborn exists and where to find the family — for immunization, follow-up care and registration.
4
The child gets an identity
The birth is registered and the child enters the national record — the first legal step of a lifetime.
Who the Programme Serves
Community Birth Notifiers
Notifiers are the eyes of the system. The app is built for the field: it works offline, syncs itself, and updates itself — no technician needed.
Get the appGovernment & Partners
A live, verifiable picture of births as they happen — routed to the right officer by location, with a full audit trail from alert to registration.
Work with the programmeKey Features
Offline-first mobile app
Alerts are recorded without network and sync automatically when a signal returns. No data is lost between communities and towers.
Location-tagged alerts
Every alert carries its coordinates, so the system routes it to the appropriate registration officer automatically.
Health indicators
Notifiers capture delivery details and the mother's condition, flagging births that need medical follow-up first.
Status reporting
Notifiers see each alert move from pending to verified to registered — and receive a phone notification when it does.
Serve Your Community
The CBAS app is available for Android. From version 2.2.7 it keeps itself up to date.
