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Publication

Delivering Supplies When Crisis Strikes

Reproductive Health in Humanitarian Settings

Number of pages: 64

Publication date: 12 Nov 2018

Author: UNFPA

Publisher: UNFPA

UNFPA responds to emergencies in some of the world’s poorest countries, delivering life-saving sexual and reproductive health supplies and services to protect the rights, safety and dignity of women and young people affected by crises. In 2017, UNFPA reached 17 million people in 58 countries with humanitarian assistance.

UNFPA is the global manager of emergency reproductive health kits. Prepackaged and ready for immediate dispatch to meet urgent requests, they range from a one-woman kit for clean delivery to referral-level kits to serve 150,000 people over three months.

In the last decade, UNFPA’s humanitarian activities have grown exponentially. In this collection, country experiences showcase UNFPA’s work to ensure supplies and services when crisis strikes:

Partnerships
Yemen
Rohingya
Nigeria

Prepositioning of supplies
Asia and the Pacific
South Sudan

Mobile health teams
The Democratic Republic of the Congo
Iraq

Health systems and supply chains
Jordan
Libya

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