UNFPA China

Since UNFPA began providing assistance in China in 1979, it has contributed substantially to strengthened capacity to conduct demographic analyses and use data for policy planning, shifting its attention later on to a comprehensive approach to sexual and reproductive health, including quality of care and advocacy for informed choice. Over time it also started incorporating a new set of emerging national priorities related to the issues of youth, urbanization, ageing, gender based violence and the distorted sex ratio at birth.

Programme Activities

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China 2016 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:
$761940
Implemented by:
UNFPA $690358 (91%)
NGO $41630 (5%)
GOV $29952 (4%)
Funded by:
Core Resources (77%)
Non-core Resources (23%)
Maternal health
Increased national capacity to deliver comprehensive maternal health services
Total Spending:
$43698
Implemented by:
UNFPA $2138 (5%)
NGO $41630 (95%)
GOV $-70 (-0%)
Funded by:
Core Resources (100%)
Sexual and reproductive health
Increased national capacity to deliver integrated sexual and reproductive health services
Total Spending:
$624935
Implemented by:
UNFPA $624935 (100%)
Funded by:
Core Resources (85%)
Non-core Resources (15%)
HIV and AIDS
Increased national capacity to deliver HIV programmes that are free of stigma and discrimination, consistent with the UNAIDS unified budget results and accountability framework (UBRAF) commitments
Total Spending:
$79898
Implemented by:
UNFPA $49877 (62%)
GOV $30021 (38%)
Funded by:
Non-core Resources (100%)
Family planning
Increased national capacity to strengthen enabling environments, increase demand for and supply of modern contraceptives and improve quality family planning services that are free of coercion, discrimination and violence
Total Spending:
$13408
Implemented by:
UNFPA $13408 (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:
$187468
Implemented by:
UNFPA $187468 (100%)
Funded by:
Core Resources (100%)
Sexuality education
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:
$12564
Implemented by:
UNFPA $12564 (100%)
Funded by:
Core Resources (100%)
Adolescents and youth
Increased national capacity to conduct evidence-based advocacy for incorporating adolescents and youth and their human rights/needs in national laws, policies, programmes, including in humanitarian settings
Total Spending:
$174904
Implemented by:
UNFPA $174904 (100%)
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:
$225792
Implemented by:
UNFPA $225792 (100%)
Funded by:
Core Resources (44%)
Non-core Resources (56%)
Ending harmful practices
Increased capacity to prevent gender-based violence and harmful practices and enable the delivery of multisectoral services, including in humanitarian settings
Total Spending:
$225792
Implemented by:
UNFPA $225792 (100%)
Funded by:
Core Resources (44%)
Non-core Resources (56%)
Evidence-based policymaking
Strengthened national policies and international development agendas through integration of evidence-based analysis on population dynamics and their links to sustainable development, sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights, HIV and gender equality
Total Spending:
$763100
Implemented by:
UNFPA $750754 (98%)
GOV $12347 (2%)
Funded by:
Core Resources (94%)
Non-core Resources (6%)
Population data analysis
Increased availability of evidence through cutting-edge in-depth analysis on population dynamics, sexual and reproductive health, HIV and their linkages to poverty eradication and sustainable development
Total Spending:
$613902
Implemented by:
UNFPA $613902 (100%)
Funded by:
Core Resources (93%)
Non-core Resources (7%)
Data and policies
Strengthened capacity for the formulation and implementation of rights-based policies (global, regional and country) that integrate evidence on population dynamics, sexual and reproductive health, HIV, and their links to sustainable development
Total Spending:
$135018
Implemented by:
UNFPA $135018 (100%)
Funded by:
Core Resources (100%)
Data production and dissemination
Strengthened national capacity for production and dissemination of quality disaggregated data on population and development issues that allows for mapping of demographic disparities and socio-economic inequalities, and for programming in humanitarian settings
Total Spending:
$14181
Implemented by:
UNFPA $1834 (13%)
GOV $12347 (87%)
Funded by:
Core Resources (100%)

Programme Documentation

UNFPA China Country Programme Document

CPD China [2016-2020]
Distribution date: 7 July 2015
Cycle: 2016 - 2020

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CPD China [2011-2015]
Distribution date: 16 July 2010
Cycle: 2011 - 2015

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CPD China [2006-2010]
Distribution date: 10 October 2005
Cycle: 2006 - 2010

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UNFPA China United Nations Development Assistance Framework

UNDAF China [2011-2015]
Cycle: 2011 - 2015

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UNFPA China Country Programme Action Plan

CPAP China [2011-2015]
Cycle: 2011 - 2015

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