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Midwives deployed to remote Afghanistan to lower maternal death rate

Family health houses are helping midwives provide reproductive health care in far-flung parts of Afghanistan. © UNFPA Afghanistan
  • 10 July 2018
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After ‘Volcano of Fire’ eruption, women and girls face heightened risks

Women and girls require security, health care and other services in the aftermath of the disaster. © UNFPA Guatemala/Carlos Sebastián
  • 05 July 2018
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Sir Prince Ramsey, Guttmacher Institute and Save a Child’s Heart recognized with UN Population Award

Martha Pobee, Ghana's Permanent Representative and Chair of the Committee for the United Nations Population Award, together with United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed and UNFPA Executive Director Dr. Natalia Kanem, who serves as the Award Committee's Secretary, at the 2018 UN Population Awards. © UNFPA/ Usenabasi Esiet
  • 26 June 2018
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Breaking taboos around sexual and reproductive health in rural Georgia

Young people from the Kakheti region of Georgia participate in peer education training on gender equality and reproductive health and rights. © UNFPA Georgia
  • 21 June 2018
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Architect Not Child Bride: A Syrian Girl’s Dream

Published on: 19/06/2018

Since its opening in 2015, over 1,800 young women and men in Zaatari refugee camp have benefitted from trainings on reproductive health and gender-based violence at the Questscope-UNFPA Youth Centre. This is the story of 16-year-old Yanal, who became an advocate against child marriage after learning about its harms at the UNFPA-supported youth centre in Zaatari. A film by UNFPA Jordan/Elspeth Dehnert.

Annual Report

UNFPA Annual Report 2017

Publication date: 04 Jun 2018

Author: UNFPA

Publisher: UNFPA

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INTERNATIONAL CONSULTANT: To support the development of a Family Planning Policy in The Gambia

  • Level: Consultant
  • Contract Type: Consultancy
  • Closing date: 15 Jun 2018 05:00 PM (Africa/Banjul)
  • Duty station: Banjul, The Gambia

Family planning at 50

Published on: 11/05/2018

On 13 May 1968, family planning was officially recognized as a human right at the International Conference on Human Rights. The conference’s outcome document, known as the Teheran Proclamation, stated unequivocally: “Parents have a basic human right to determine freely and responsibly the number and spacing of their children.” But 50 years later, the fight for family planning is not over. See more here.

RE-ADVERTISEMENT- Family Planning Adviser, Islamabad, Pakistan Country Office, P-5

  • Level: P-5
  • Contract Type: Fixed Term Appointment
  • Closing date: 11 Jun 2018 05:00 PM (America/New_York)
  • Duty station: Islamabad, Pakistan

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Expanding family planning choices for women in the Philippines

Hannah Gumaro chose to receive a contraceptive implant at a UNFPA-supported family planning session. © UNFPA Philippines/Mario Villamor
  • 17 May 2018
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