Le Fonds des Nations Unies pour la population (UNFPA) est financé au moyen de contributions volontaires de la part des gouvernements et d’autres partenaires en vue de réaliser sa mission, à savoir atteindre « les trois zéros » – zéro besoin non satisfait en matière de planification familiale, zéro décès maternel évitable, et zéro pratique néfaste et violence basée sur le genre.
Financements et impact
18 million
Unintended pregnancies were prevented*
39,000
Maternal deaths were averted*
75.2 million
Couple years of protection were provided by UNFPA-procured contraceptives
7.5 million
Unsafe abortions were prevented*
14.3 million
Women and young people reached were with sexual and reproductive health services integrated into primary healthcare
6.9 million
Sexually transmitted infections were prevented by the provision of female and male condoms*
158,000
HIV infections were prevented by provision of female and male condoms*
10.6 million
Marginalized girls were reached with life-skills programmes
290,000
Girls were saved from female genital mutilation
54 million
Women, adolescents and youth benefited from sexual and reproductive health services
There are two types of resources: core and non-core. Core resources are unrestricted contributions that enable UNFPA to provide sexual and reproductive health services in more than 150 programme countries, including in crisis situations.
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Dépenses relatives aux programmes
Annual report
Funds & Programmes
Beyond regular contributions, donors can provide funding earmarked for specific projects or areas. These include:
- Thematic funds: Focused on particular issues (e.g., health, education).
- UN-pooled and inter-agency mechanisms: Funds combining resources from multiple UN agencies for coordinated efforts.
- Regional programs and initiatives: Targeting specific geographic areas.
- National funding instruments: Support projects within a single country.
We also form strategic partnerships to support long-term projects and provide aid in humanitarian crisis settings. Additionally, structured funding dialogues offer a platform for member states to better understand UNFPA's funding needs and how resources are being used.
