United Nations Population Fund

UNFPA Angola

After enduring 40 years of almost continuous war, Angola was in disarray when peace accords were finally signed in 2002. Since then, the country’s economy has grown rapidly, but inequities persist, and nearly 40 per cent of Angolans live in poverty and maternal mortality and teenage pregnancy remain high. Since 1978, UNFPA has been working to: increase access to reproductive health (including family planning and treatment of obstetric fistula) and HIV prevention services; ensure sustainable population growth and development (through improved availability of reliable information); and increase gender equality.

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Key results of Angola in 2020 View more

Sexual and reproductive health coordination body during crisis

During a humanitarian crisis, a functioning inter-agency sexual and reproductive health coordination body was in place

Coordination body for gender-based violence

During a humanitarian crisis, a functioning inter-agency gender-based violence coordination body was in place

Census sample availability

A representative sample of census data was released within 12 months of launching the main census report

Population projections

Publically available population projections at national and subnational levels, disaggregated by age, sex, location were generated

Vulnerability mapping

Mapping was generated and used to illustrate the vulnerability of population to disasters and humanitarian crises

Minimum Initial Services Package

205
Health service providers and managers were trained on the minimum initial service package

Life skills programmes for girls

108,600
Marginalized girls were reached with health, social and economic asset-building programmes

Essential services for gender-based violence survivors

4,161
Women and girls who were subjected to violence have accessed the essential services package
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Key results2020

UNFPA-assisted safe deliveries

Total people reached with all types of GBV services

Affected population reached with Family Planning services

Number of women of reproductive age (aged 15-49) reached with SRH services

Number of adolescents aged 10-14 reached with SRH services

Number of adolescents aged 15-19 reached with SRH services

Number of young people aged 20-24 reached with SRH services

Number of older persons aged 65+ reached with SRH services

Number of people reached with SRH/GBV information and awareness activities

Number of people reached with personal protective equipment (PPE) supplies

Number of mobile clinics

Functional health facilities supported by UNFPA that provide Emergency Obstetric Care (EmOC)

Dignity Kits distributed

Youth facilitators and volunteers trained on sexual and reproductive health

Personnel trained on Minimum Initial Package (MISP)

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Programme Activities

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    Angola 2020 Programme Activities data

    Integrated sexual and reproductive health services
    Increased availability and use of integrated sexual and reproductive health services (including family planning, maternal health and HIV) that are gender-responsive and meet human rights standards for quality of care and equity in access
    Total Spending:
    $355,832
    Implemented by:
    GOV $47,385 (13%)
    UNFPA $308,447 (87%)
    Funded by:
    Core Resources (100)
    Supply chain management
    Increased national capacity to deliver supply chain management
    Total Spending:
    $40,922
    Implemented by:
    GOV $40922 (100%)
    Funded by:
    Core Resources (100)
    Health workforce capacity
    Increased national capacity to deliver health workforce capacity
    Total Spending:
    $6,463
    Implemented by:
    GOV $6463 (100%)
    Funded by:
    Core Resources (100)
    Integrated sexual and reproductive health services
    Increased national capacity to deliver integrated sexual and reproductive health services
    Total Spending:
    $24,999
    Implemented by:
    UNFPA $24999 (100%)
    Funded by:
    Core Resources (100)
    Sexual and reproductive health Policies
    Increased national capacity to deliver integrated sexual and reproductive health policies
    Total Spending:
    $283,448
    Implemented by:
    UNFPA $283448 (100%)
    Funded by:
    Core Resources (100)
    Adolescents and youth
    Increased priority on adolescents, especially on very young adolescent girls, in national development policies and programmes, particularly increased availability of comprehensive sexuality education and sexual and reproductive health
    Total Spending:
    $626,962
    Implemented by:
    UNFPA $531,660 (85%)
    GOV $71,731 (11%)
    NGO $23,571 (4%)
    Funded by:
    Core Resources (91)
    Non-core Resources (9)
    Adolescents and youth skills and capabilities
    Increased national capacity to conduct evidence-based advocacy for incorporating adolescents and youth skills and capabilites
    Total Spending:
    $544,733
    Implemented by:
    UNFPA $462572 (85%)
    NGO $23571 (4%)
    GOV $58590 (11%)
    Funded by:
    Core Resources (89)
    Non-core Resources (11)
    Youth policies
    Population policy and administrative management
    Total Spending:
    $-316
    Implemented by:
    UNFPA $3023 (-957%)
    GOV $-3338 (1057%)
    Funded by:
    Core Resources (100)
    Youth leadership and participation
    Increased national capacity to design and implement community and school based comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) programmes that promote human rights and gender equality
    Total Spending:
    $82,545
    Implemented by:
    UNFPA $66065 (80%)
    GOV $16480 (20%)
    Funded by:
    Core Resources (100)
    Gender equality
    Advanced gender equality, women’s and girls’ empowerment, and reproductive rights, including for the most vulnerable and marginalized women, adolescents and youth
    Total Spending:
    $999,287
    Implemented by:
    UNFPA $970,882 (97%)
    GOV $28,406 (3%)
    Funded by:
    Core Resources (72)
    Non-core Resources (28)
    Eliminating harmful practices
    Support for institutions on gender equality and women's empowerment
    Total Spending:
    $329,198
    Implemented by:
    UNFPA $324782 (99%)
    GOV $4416 (1%)
    Funded by:
    Core Resources (14)
    Non-core Resources (86)
    Prevention and addressing of GBV
    Ending GBV
    Total Spending:
    $670,089
    Implemented by:
    UNFPA $646099 (96%)
    GOV $23990 (4%)
    Funded by:
    Core Resources (100)
    Non-core Resources (0)
    Analysis on population dynamics
    development, sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights, HIV and gender equality
    Total Spending:
    $414,579
    Implemented by:
    GOV $69,440 (17%)
    UNFPA $345,139 (83%)
    Funded by:
    Core Resources (100)
    Demographic intelligence
    Strengthened national capacity for production and dissemination of quality disaggregated data on population and development issues that allows for mapping of demographic disparities
    Total Spending:
    $38,181
    Implemented by:
    UNFPA $18687 (49%)
    GOV $19494 (51%)
    Funded by:
    Core Resources (100)
    National population data system
    Strengthened national capacity for production and dissemination of quality disaggregated data on population and development issues that allows for mapping of demographic
    Total Spending:
    $376,398
    Implemented by:
    UNFPA $326451 (87%)
    GOV $49947 (13%)
    Funded by:
    Core Resources (100)

    Programme Documentation

    CPD Angola [2005-2008] (DP/FPA/CPD/AGO/5)
    Cycle: -
    CPD Angola [2020-2022] (DP/FPA/CPD/AGO/8)
    Cycle: 2020-2022
    CPD Angola [2015-2019] (DP/FPA/CPD/AGO/7)
    Cycle: 2015-2019
    CPE Angola [2014] (DP/FPA/2013/9)
    Cycle: 2014-2014
    CPAP Angola [2009-2013]
    Cycle: 2009-2013
    UNDAF Angola [2009-2013]
    Cycle: 2009-2013
    CPD Angola [2009-2013] (DP/FPA/CPD/AGO/6)
    Cycle: 2009-2013
    Technical notes and sources

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