UNFPA South Sudan

South Sudan gained independence in 2011. With less than half the population able to access health facilities and a shortage of skilled birth attendants, the maternal death rate is high. Active since 2006, UNFPA began full-fledged operations in 2012. Current programmes help build the health system and develop capacities for providing reproductive health care, including through training midwives. Other measures seek to prevent gender-based violence, and develop systems to produce and use demographic data for development.

Data overview Leer más

Población

Population aged 0-14
Population aged 15-64
Population aged 65+

Salud materna y neonatal

Partos atendidos por personal de salud cualificado

Salud sexual y reproductiva

Tasa de prevalencia del uso de anticonceptivos, cualquier método
Demanda no satisfecha

Educación

Fecundidad

Tasa de fecundidad total, mujeres, 2010-2015

Esperanza de vida

Esperanza de vida al nacer, 2010-2015

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Transparencia Leer más

Programme activities

All resources
Básicos
Non - core

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Suministros de salud View Portal

All contraceptives - South Sudan

No Data Available

Impact of UNFPA’s work

Global impact of UNFPA’s support

49,000

Unintended Pregnancies Averted

300

Maternal Deaths Averted

18,700

Unsafe Abortions Averted

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2017 Humanitarian results achieved for South Sudan Leer más

People reached with sexual and reproductive health care* and services addressing gender-based violence**

Number of mobile clinics supported

Number of facilities supported that provided emergency obstetric care

Number of youth facilitators and volunteers trained in sexual and reproductive health

Number of safe spaces established

Number of facilities supported that provided clinical management of rape

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Dashboards available for South Sudan