UNFPA Arabstates | Publications

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A Framework for Sexual and Reproductive Health Integration in Primary Health Care of the Arab States

In 2015, member states of the United Nations committed to “leaving no-one behind”. Such commitment has consequences and costs that are not necessarily available in deve...

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REGIONAL SITUATION REPORT FOR SYRIA CRISIS #62 (1-30 October 2017)

UNFPA has expanded the network of services to rural parts of AlHassake to cover 279 villages. The number of mobile teams visiting the surrounding rural towns and providing comprehe...

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UNFPA Monthly Situation Report for Yemen #10

Some 20 million people require humanitarian assistance, seven million of whom are severely food insecure, staving off the threat of famine. Despite challenging conditions and...

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UNFPA regional situation report for Syria crisis, Issue # 61 September 2017

Several youth initiatives held in Syria. Jordan Cross-Border works to localize reproductive health services.

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State of the World Population Report 2017 - Highlights

Gaps in wealth have grown wide within most countries. Billions of people linger at the bottom, denied their human rights and prospects for a better life. At the top, resources and ...

State of World Population Report

State of the World Population Report

UNFPA’s Worlds Apart report calls for actions that lead to a brighter future, where all women govern their own lives, have equal access to sexual and reproductive health care...

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Yemen Situation Report #09 September 2017

Yemen enters the third year of armed conflict with no clear end in sight. The result of the crisis has left some 15 million people lacking adequate access to clean water, sanitatio...

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UNFPA Regional Situation Report for Syria Crisis #59

Noor is 24 years old and from Aleppo, where she studied theology at university. When the war started, however, she had to abandon her studies

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UNFPA Regional Situation Report for Syria Crisis #60

“Because of poverty, my father wanted all the girls to get married as soon as possible,”