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Explainer: How does family planning save lives?

Stories & Blogs UNFPAFeb 06, 2025(News )

When a war forcibly displaces tens of thousands of people, UNFPA, the United Nations sexual and reproductive health agency, equips displacement camps and medical personnel with critical supplies…

“The new generation is different”: In Djibouti, survivors and allies lobby to end female genital mutilation.

Stories & Blogs UNFPAFeb 04, 2025(News )

“I still see the knife, and the lady who held me down,” said Hawa’a Mohamed Kamil.

UNIDO, African Union, and Ethiopian Government Unite in Global Call to Action for a ‘World Without Hunger’

Stories & Blogs UNIDONov 08, 2024(News )

The conference marked the beginning of a new and intensified stage of global action to end hunger once and for all.

Empowering young Tanzanians to choose their own paths.Empowering young Tanzanians to choose their own paths.

Stories & Blogs UNFPAOct 08, 2024(News )

Melania Zambiliti wanted something more for herself and her family; working part-time as a cleaner at a local restaurant in her village in the Kakonko District, the young mother of two was living with her in-laws and struggling to make ends meet.

Youth perspective: What do young people know about the digital divide?

Stories & Blogs UNFPAOct 07, 2024(News )

While questions about Internet usage, the digital divide, and AI garnered significant interest, space technology received notably less attention.

Female genital mutilation leads to death in childbirth, a preventable tragedy Ugandan community members assert.

Stories & Blogs UNFPAOct 03, 2024(News )

“My sister should not have passed away in the way she did,” Josephine Telo told a group of women who had survived female genital mutilation. This was the practice – the mutilation of a woman or girl’s genitals for no medical reason – that killed her sist

Boosting trust and skilled birth attendance in Cameroon’s health facilities.

Stories & Blogs UNFPAOct 02, 2024(News )

Toukam Mirabelle had been told that twin pregnancies hardly ever go beyond eight and half months, yet she was past even her regular due date.

“Bringing smiles to mothers and babies”: Midwives promote safe births at Nimbo health centre in Côte D’Ivoire.

Stories & Blogs UNFPAJul 30, 2024(News )

For millions of women, midwives are their first line of defence against preventable maternal death.

Empowering Congolese women by integrating them into the bioethanol value chain

Stories & Blogs UNIDOJun 14, 2024(News )

UNIDO and Japan have provided trainings in the production of bioethanol from sugarcane for medical use, group savings and loans, and entrepreneurship development to 300 vulnerable women in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)

Study confirms the significant potential for job creation in West Africa's cotton-producing countries, particularly for women and youth, through the development of cotton-to-clothing industries

Stories & Blogs UNIDOJun 10, 2024(News )

The international workshop reviewed the findings and main recommendations of a study on the cotton-to-clothing industries in Africa’s main cotton-producing countries- namely Benin, Burkina Faso, Chad, Cote d’Ivoire and Mali, also known as the C4+