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Identity and government services · 04 / 20

OneCensus

Registration events, household records and smart ID

From the problem to how we solve it

OneCensus prototype screens

October 2026

Interactive prototype · synthetic data only

The problem

Lost papers. Split families. An old register.

1

Many people lost their documents through displacement.

2

Families are split across governorates, camps and borders.

3

The population register is out of date and holds duplicates.

Lost papers · Split families · An old register · Everyone counted once

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The problem

Our answer

OneCensus

Register every household through planned events at centres and with mobile teams: people pre-register online, are verified and captured on event day, and receive a smart ID card and a digital ID. OneRegistry stays the register of record, and statistics leave only as aggregates.

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Household first

Pre-register the whole household

With OneCensus, the head of household signs in with OneID and adds everyone, with relationships and marital status.

Citizen app: sign-in with OneID, and the Add a member form with relationship and marital status

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How it works

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Old documents

Missing a paper? A witness can vouch.

Old documents are read in Arabic. If a birth certificate is lost, two witnesses or the mukhtar can vouch, and an officer reviews it.

Old documents screen: Arabic OCR of an old ID card and a witness statement offered for a missing birth certificate

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How it works

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Event day

One visit for the whole family

One appointment covers the household. Consent is read aloud, then face and fingerprints are captured once.

Check-in desk with a scanned household pass, next to the appointment pass on the citizen’s phone

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How it works

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Human decisions

No silent merges

When two records look like the same person, nothing is merged by the machine. A named adjudicator decides and writes down why.

Adjudication case comparing two records field by field, with the decision options and a required reason

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How it works

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Card quality

Every card read back before release

Smart cards are checked one by one against the chip and its signature, then the digital ID arrives in the OneID wallet.

Card QA readback checks for a card batch, next to the active digital ID in the OneID wallet

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How it works

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Aggregates only

Statistics as totals. Never individuals.

Planners see coverage and who is still missed, from a separate store of totals. No one in statistics sees a person’s record.

Campaign dashboard with coverage by governorate as rounded totals and a notice that the view is aggregates only

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How it works

What it includes

24 screens and workflows in the prototype

Your household

Head of household

Old documents and Arabic OCR

Head of household

Biometric capture station

Biometric operator

Mobile team tablet

Mobile team lead in camps and villages

Adjudication queue and duplicate case

Registration adjudicator

Card personalisation QA

Issuance officer and QA operator

Campaign dashboard (aggregates only)

Campaign director and planners

Privacy, consent and audit

Data protection officer

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What it includes

Built to standards

International standards it is built to

StandardWhat it covers in OneCensus
UN Principles and Recommendations for Population and Housing Censuses, Rev. 3 (2017)Core population topics
UN Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics, Principle 6 (cited in P&R Rev. 3)Statistical confidentiality
UN Principles and Recommendations for a Vital Statistics System, Rev. 3 (2014)Universal, continuous civil registration; late registration
World Bank ID4D Principle 3Unique, secure and accurate identity
NIST SP 800-63-4 / 800-63A-4Identity assurance levels IAL2 and IAL3
NIST SP 800-63A-4 §3.11 · ISO/IEC 30107-3:2023Presentation attack detection and biometric consent
ICAO Doc 9303 · Parts 5, 10, 11 and 12TD1 card, chip data and PKI
UN Principles on Personal Data Protection and Privacy (2018)Purpose specification, proportionality and necessity

We align with these standards; certification is issued by accredited bodies, not by ITKIT.

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What it includes

Connects to

What OneCensus works with

OneRegistry (register of record)

OneID (KYC and digital ID wallet)

Card personalisation system

SMS and notification gateway

National statistics office (aggregates only)

ITKIT ESP

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What it includes

Safeguards

What OneCensus will never do

Not a surveillance tool and not the register of record: OneRegistry stays authoritative.

No record is merged or rejected without a named adjudicator, iris is captured only where the law authorises it, statistics are published only as aggregates, and data is never sold.

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Delivery

How delivery works

Start small, prove it, then scale and hand over

6–10 weeks

Assess

Map what already exists and decide, system by system: reuse, integrate, modernise or build.

4–6 months

Pilot

OneCensus at one authority, with real users and a measured outcome, on national infrastructure.

12–24 months

Scale

Roll out by region and service, sharing identity, integration and audit.

Agreed per contract

Operate and transfer

We run it with your team, train them, then hand over operations, code escrow and keys.

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Durations are typical ranges, fixed per contract

Next step

Ask for a guided walkthrough of the OneCensus prototype.

OneCensus. Everyone counted once. Every decision made by a person. Ask us for a guided walkthrough.

1 · Demo

A guided session on the OneCensus prototype

2 · Assess

6–10 weeks to map what exists and fix the pilot scope

3 · Pilot

4–6 months with real users and a measured result

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