DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A ON LINE BIRTH RATE MONITORING INFORMATION SYSTEM
A CASE STUDY OF UNITED NATION CHILDREN FUND (UNICEF) ENUGU

ABSTRACT

This project is specially put together with the aim of monitoring infant and matality rate through the use of information system, it is believed that at the end of this work, its users would be able to know the importance involved in monitoring birth rate on every born child that is being born in the country, so as to enable the federal ministry of health through the United Nation Children Fund (UNICEF) to actually use effective major in its monitoring process.
In view of this, a careful study and understanding of this research will assist user to know actually that it is through this practice (birth rate monitoring information system ) that it generate quantitative data on the economic activities of children, so that the Nation’s economy is evenly spread and effectively utilized for planning on essential amenities distributed to every individual’s satisfactory.
The research will go further to explain the sources through which data are collected for the act; and also how the exercise enhance in knowing the birthrate of citizen existing in the country, with the work vested solely on the United Nation Children Enugu (UNICEF) and National Population Commission.
Recommendation on how best to organize and bring better birthrate monitored facilities in information system through online system to give more sophisticated approach at the end.

TABLE OF CONTENT

CHAPTER ONE
1.0 Background of Study
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Statement of problem
1.3 Purpose of Study
1.4 Objective of Study
1.5 Scope of the Problem
1.6 Definition of Terms

CHAPTER TWO
2.0 LITERATURE REVIEW

CHAPTER THREE
3.0 Overview of the Existing System
3.1 Description and Analysis of the Existing System
3.2 Method of Data Collection
3.2.1 Interview Method
3.2.2 Reference to Written text
3.3 Input Analysis
3.4 Process Analysis
3.5 Output Analysis
3.6 Problem of Existing Problem
3.7 Justification of the New System

CHAPTER FOUR
4.0 Design of the New System
4.1 Output Specification and Design
4.2 Input specification and Design
4.3 File Design
4.4 Procedure Chart
4.5 System Flowchart
4.6 System Requirements

CHAPTER FIVE
5.0 Implementation
5.1 Program Design
5.2 Program Flowchart
5.3 Psuedocode
5.4 Source Listing
5.5 Text Run

CHAPTER SIX
6.0 Documentation

CHAPTER SEVEN
7.0 Recommendation and Conclusion
REFERENCES

CHAPTER ONE

1.0 BACKGROUND OF STUDY
In Enugu United Nations children fund (UNICEF) started in 1983 and “A” field office covers 10 states, The “A” field office is one of the four field offices of UNICEF in Nigeria, it was established in 1969 as a way of taking UNICEF and its programs closer to the people.
Some international organizations that worked with developing actions in operating and expanding early childhood service had gone along way I education and care of world’s children and parent these has gone a long way in monitoring the birthrate of children.
On the other hand, from about the three middle 1970’s there have been several types of evidence indicating growing awareness of Childs birth as a problem, this has gone a long way in monitoring birthrate in hospitals and health centres reduction in attitudes favourable to it in the global Network and the formulation of policies and law designed to curb it.
1.1 INTRODUCTION
the increasing attention to research on early brain development and on short-and long-term effects of children’s participation in quality early childhood program along with the growing government commitment of lifelong learning in the Education for all conferences (1990,2000) has led to growing interest in early childhood programs and services in counties around the world.
It important in collecting accurate and useful information in about childhood service in persecutor country or region. The guidelines presented forces on two areas of particular concern for policy-makers data collection and system monitoring. To accommodate the needs of boths developing and developed Nations we offer a number of different approaches to data collection and monitoring. Provide practical example of data collection methods that can be used t examine courage and quality two areas that are especially important for policy-making decisions. Finally the unique demands of collecting data to be used in cross- national research.
The major type of early childhood services in both developed and developing countries the general information about early childhood policies, indicators, and methods of data collection. The two specific example of early childhood policies, with suggest indicators for these policies and recommended methods of data collection. The next program discusses the special requirements of National data collection if the findings are to be reported cross-nationally.

1.2 STATEMENT OF PROBLEM
the factors that influences the course of development with organization and its accomplishment is good to be embraced so as to ensure that adequate majors are taken to monitor birth rate the united Nation children fund (UNICEE) Enugu, till now can not keep track of its registegistered new born babies accurately but gets its data nod information through National.
Population commission due to the fact that they don’t take birth rate monitoring as a particular sector to monitor, but also emphasis on other aspect concerning children such as their right Education. Lack of sophisticated machine for the purpose rather it uses the old system to monitor work, the negligence has