la Confederación Suiza
Switzerland
Clasificación de Donantes, 2014-2018
The Government of Switzerland has been a strong partner of UNFPA since 1972, and remains active in UNFPA’s programmes, particularly those strengthening the sexual and reproductive health and rights of youth and supporting gender equality and women’s empowerment. Switzerland is a strong supporter of UNFPA’s core resources, which ensure stability and flexibility in UNFPA’s work.
The Government of Switzerland’s approach to gender equality includes: promoting women’s rights in conflict situations and fragile contexts; preventing gender-based violence; strengthening women’s political participation; expanding access to resources, education and income; and supporting gender mainstreaming so that the all development and humanitarian efforts help to advance gender equality. Moreover, the health efforts of the Swiss Agency for Development Cooperation give special focus to sexual and reproductive health, maternal and child health, and the prevention of HIV/AIDS.
Specific areas of collaboration between Switzerland and UNFPA are: youth development programmes, census and housing data, humanitarian activities, women and girls' empowerment and health, prevention and response to gender-based violence, and the abandonment of female genital mutilation throughout Asia, Africa and the Arab States. Donations from Switzerland also support the International Conference on Population Development (ICPD) programme of action as well as UNFPA’s Strategic Information and Knowledge Management Branch, which generates research and solutions to optimize UNFPA’s activities, including results-based management. Switzerland's contributions also support UNFPA’s Independent Evaluation Office, which improves UNFPA’s capacity to support evidence-based policy decisions and enables enhanced accountability, learning and evidence-based programming. Switzerland supports UNFPA projects in Asia, the Arab States, East and Southern Africa, West and Central Africa, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia and Latin America.
Ambassador Manuel Sager, Director-General of the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation
The achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals is not possible without the full access of women and girls to sexual and reproductive health and rights. UNFPA plays a key role in turning this commitment into reality, which is why Switzerland is proud to continue its long standing partnership for the years to come.Ambassador Manuel Sager, Director-General of the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation
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Key Results 2018
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Salud sexual y reproductiva
Muertes maternas evitadas1,029
Abortos inseguros evitados124,081
Cirugías de reparación de fístula apoyadas276
Adolescentes han beneficiado de servicios integrados de salud sexual y reproductiva336,000 -
Planificación familiar
Embarazos no deseados evitados421,296
Parejas protegidas por un año contra embarazos no deseados954,800
Prevención de infecciones por VIH mediante la provisión de condones femeninos y masculinos1,960 -
Violencia de género y prácticas nocivas
Niñas protegidas contra la mutilación genital femenina532
Los principales resultados se proporcionan solo con fines ilustrativos y reflejan la contribución de un donante al UNFPA desde 2014. Los principales resultados presentados aquí pueden no reflejar las cifras proporcionadas por los donantes gubernamentales.
Contribuciones desde 2014
El gráfico de barras refleja los ingresos generales y no básicos reconocidos en un año determinado. La mayoría de las contribuciones se reciben en monedas nacionales. Las fluctuaciones de los tipos de cambio pueden afectar a los equivalentes en dólares estadounidenses.
- Todo
- 2014
- 2015
- 2016
- 2017
- 2018
El gráfico circular representa los ingresos generales y no básicos reconocidos en un año determinado, con detalles adicionales para los fondos no básicos.
Los donantes se muestran en el orden de las contribuciones generales al UNFPA para un año determinado, como se indica en el menú.
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