UNFPA Ukraine
Ukraine’s demographic crisis combines an extremely low fertility rate and a rapidly ageing population. Most families have just one child, and one in five Ukrainians has reached the age of 60. This is projected to increase to one in three by 2050. High mortality, significant external and internal migration, poor health, high relative poverty and inequalities, a widening gap between urban and rural areas, as well as a high prevalence of HIV, present additional social and economic challenges to Ukraine’s future.
Data overview
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Population
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Population aged 0-14
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Population aged 15-64
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Population aged 65+
Maternal and newborn health
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Births attended by skilled health personnel
Sexual and reproductive health
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CPR any method
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Unmet need
Education
Fertility
Total fertility rate, per woman, 2010-2015
Life expectancy
Life expectancy at birth (years), 2010-2015
Harmful Practices
Child marriage by age 18, per cent, 2006-2017
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Child marriage by age 18
Demographic Dividend: Ukraine
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Key results of Ukraine in 2018
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Social norm mapping
A social norm assessment, based on the UNFPA social norm framework, was completed
Social norms change programmes
The UNFPA manual on social norms and change was utilized
Census disaggregation
Census results disaggregated by age and sex were available and publically accessible onlineSocial norm mapping
A social norm assessment, based on the UNFPA social norm framework, was completedSocial norms change programmes
The UNFPA manual on social norms and change was utilizedCensus disaggregation
Census results disaggregated by age and sex were available and publically accessible online
2018 Humanitarian results achieved for Ukraine
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Expenditure
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Dashboards available for Ukraine
News
News
KYIV, Ukraine – Not long ago, Olena* feared for her life and for her children.
News
SLOVIANSK, Ukraine – “We had been together for 12 years, but over a year ago, he started battering
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