Benin: ANIP opens 15 days of free birth certificate issuance

Author: Armel TOGNONPublished on: September 18, 2026Country: Benin

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Benin: ANIP opens 15 days of free birth certificate issuance

The ANIP is providing free birth certificate issuance for children under 14 without documents until September 30, 2026. This initiative, announced during the International Identity Day in Parakou, aims to ensure that 'no child should be invisible to the State.' It is part of reforms to facilitate access to legal identity, reinforced by a decree adopted in 2025.

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