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Institutional analysis of the UNFPA response to Ebola Crisis

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Institutional analysis of the UNFPA response to Ebola Crisis
 
In Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone and readiness assessment of Sexual and Reproductive, Maternal, Neonatal and Adolescent Health Services

 

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RESPONSE TO THE RELEASE OF 82 CHIBOK GIRLS

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RESPONSE TO THE RELEASE OF 82 CHIBOK GIRLS 

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AU ROADMAP on HARNESSINGTHE DEMOGRAPHIC DIVIDENDTHROUGH INVESTMENTSIN YOUTH

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AU ROADMAP ON HARNESSINGTHE DEMOGRAPHIC DIVIDENDTHROUGH INVESTMENTSIN YOUTH In response to AU Assembly Decision (Assembly/AU/Dec.601 (XXVI) on the 2017 theme of the year

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28th AU Summit Newsletter - Investing in Youth to Harness Demographic Dividend

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The 28th ordinary session of the African Union held from 22- 31 January 2017 in Addis Ababa. This event was a major opportunity to strengthen political dialogue and advocacy on the Demographic Dividend in Africa. This edition of the WCARO newsletter highlights the major activities supported by UNFPA.

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Agenda 2063: Advocacy for the Demographic Dividend

Agenda 2063: Advocacy for the Demographic Dividend

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This booklet, developed by UNFPA Tchad, explains the challenges of the Demographic Dividend for Africa in the framework of the African Union Agenda 2063. It also shows UNFPA's action to highlight this important development issue.

 

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Annual Report 2016 - UNFPA West & Central Africa Regional Office

Annual Report

The message is clear. We must put young people first if we are to harness the demographic dividend, build resilience and transform our region to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and the Africa We Want.Having helped secure political will in 2016, UNFPA in WCAR intends to secure resources, advance partnerships and fully promote, support and implement interventions that put young people first in 2017 and the years ahead. We will continue to advocate for all those young men and women whose social and economic rights are denied, and wherever we see successes, we will work to replicate them. We intend to deliver a region where every pregnancy is wanted, every childbirth is safe and the potential of every young person is fulfilled.

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WCARO 2016 ANNUAL REPORT SUMMARY

Annual Report

The message is clear.We must put young people first if we are to harness the demographic dividend, build resilience and transform our region to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and the Africa We Want.Having helped secure political will in 2016, UNFPA in WCAR intends to secure resources, advance partnerships and fully promote, support and implement interventions that put young people first in 2017 and the years ahead.We will continue to advocate for all those young men and women whose social and economic rights are denied, and wherever we see successes, we will work to replicate them.We intend to deliver a region where every pregnancy is wanted, every childbirth is safe and the potential of every young person is fulfilled.

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(Ghana) HIV and SRHR LINKAGES INFOGRAPHIC SNAPSHOT

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This infographic snapshot provides an overview of national level data for more than 150 indicators covering the full scope of HIV and SRHR linkages including: key connections; enabling environment (policy and legal); health systems; integrated service delivery; a focus on adolescents and youth; and a focus on key populations. 

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(Nigeria) HIV and SRHR LINKAGES INFOGRAPHIC SNAPSHOT

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This infographic snapshot provides an overview of national level data for more than 150 indicators covering the full scope of HIV and SRHR linkages including: key connections; enabling environment (policy and legal); health systems; integrated service delivery; a focus on adolescents and youth; and a focus on key populations. 

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(Chad) HIV and SRHR LINKAGES INFOGRAPHIC SNAPSHOT

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This infographic snapshot provides an overview of national level data for more than 150 indicators covering the full scope of HIV and SRHR linkages including: key connections; enabling environment (policy and legal); health systems; integrated service delivery; a focus on adolescents and youth; and a focus on key populations. 

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