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Compter chaque voix : pour la première fois, le recensement du Brésil inclut les communautés quilombolas

calendar_today12 Juillet 2024

L’Institut brésilien de géographie et de statistique, l’IBGE, a collaboré avec les communautés quilombolas pour réaliser une campagne de recensement inclusif en 2022. © UNFPA Brésil
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Comment l’UNFPA aide les mères du monde entier à bénéficier de leur droit à la santé et à une grossesse sûre

calendar_today05 Avril 2024

Lorsque Majeda Begum, mère de quatre enfants, a connu des complications lors d’une grossesse, son transfert vers un hôpital de Dhaka a été facilité par une application. © BOX Office
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Le classement des donateurs comprend les transferts entre agences onusiennes, qui sont la première source de revenus de l'UNFPA.

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Effective 1 January 2022, UNFPA adopted a new revenue recognition policy; however, for the purposes of this website, information is presented based on previous policy to allow comparability of information across different years.

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BANDE DE GAZA, Territoire palestinien occupé – « Les contractions ont commencé à 4 heures du matin, mais il n’y avait personne pour m’aider », raconte Yasmeen, une sage-femme de la ville de Gaza. « J’ai…
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« Les hommes ne feront plus d’elles ce qu’ils veulent » : au Brésil, les femmes autochtones disent stop à la violence basée sur le genre

calendar_today10 Janvier 2023

Lutana Ribeiro est la seule femme à être devenue cheffe de Parque das Tribos, un quartier autochtone de Manaus, capitale de l’État brésilien d’Amazonas. ©UNFPA Brésil/Isabela Martel
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Comment l’UNFPA aide les personnes âgées migrantes et réfugiées à envisager leur avenir au Brésil

calendar_today09 Juin 2023

Alegria Campos participe à une activité en compagnie d’autres femmes, à l’espace sûr de l’UNFPA de Boa Vista (Brésil). © UNFPA Brésil / Isabela Martel
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« Les femmes ne sont pas seules » : au Brésil, un appel très coloré à l’élimination de la violence basée sur le genre

calendar_today08 Février 2023

Ericka peint la fresque au parc de Rio Branco, à Boa Vista. © UNFPA Brésil/Isabela Martel
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Les femmes sont la force motrice du Brésil

calendar_today03 Mai 2021

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<p>In an initiative called Driving Force, UNFPA and Elas Fund supported eight projects empowering women and promoting sexual and reproductive health and rights in Bahia, Brazil. The projects, which took place across nine&nbsp;municipalities with accompanying online content, reached more than 3,000 women aged 12 - 96.&nbsp;</p><p>The Matriarch: Like the <em>Yabás</em> or female Orishas (goddesses), Mameto Laura Borges believes that all women have the strength to prosper within themselves. &quot;Wisdom is the true legacy of our lives,&quot; she said. &quot;It is knowing how to listen and how to speak.&quot; She is a religious leader in Salvador whose doors to her <em>terreiro</em> (place of worship) are open to all &ndash; young, old, cis- and transgender&ndash; to learn about self-care and reproductive health but who also harbor a wish to be supported and heard. &copy; UNFPA Brazil</p>

<p>The Mentor: Some women find their voice on paper. To process past trauma of violence, Luzitânia Silva made up stories and&nbsp;wrote them down&nbsp; &ndash; and began to heal. To help other women and girls with similar experiences, she started creative writing workshops held by the Empowered Girls and Women collective. &quot;There is a fine line,&quot; she said, &quot;between reality and fiction.&quot;&nbsp;&copy; UNFPA Brazil&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Revolutionary: Patricia Santana&#39;s reality as an impoverished Black lesbian was a life of stigma, loneliness and discrimination. Her family took her to a Catholic priest and a Afro-Brazilian priestess to try to &quot;heal&quot; her. To combat persecution and prejudice lesbians face about sexual and reproductive health, she created the <em>Lesbi Saude</em> caravan in partnership with the <em>LesbiBahia</em> collective to educate members of the LGBTQI community throughout Bahia state that they had the right to live in health and safety. &quot;We certainly learned a lot more than we had to teach,&quot; she said.&nbsp;&copy; UNFPA Brazil/Carol Garcia&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Artisan: Samaha Monteiro revived an old pastime &ndash; crochet &ndash; to teach. But teenagers and women learn more than the handicraft. Her&nbsp;collective <em>Crochetando Empoderando </em>(Empowering Crochet),&nbsp;offers free legal assistance and bodily workshops to survivors of violence. She herself had escaped a life of early marriage and motherhood, addiction and domestic abuse after learning about empowerment in an entrepreneurship class she found through an NGO. &quot;What I experienced I don&#39;t want for anyone, especially girls, and I had to find a way to tell that to them,&quot; she said.&nbsp;&copy; UNFPA Brazil&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Influencer: As an activist in the <em>Flores de Dan</em> collective that champions the human rights of the poor, Salvador-born&nbsp;Sueide Kintê found a way to talk to&nbsp;women and girls about taboo topics: they have sexual and reproductive rights&nbsp;and&nbsp;they have a right to health care. Lack of information can wreak damage on the&nbsp;health of those&nbsp;who feel they have no one to turn to for answers or aid. Ms. Kintê&#39;s project, &quot;This Body is My Body,&quot; mobilized digital influencers and content creators to develop materials on sexual and reproductive health and rights for distribution on social media networks and televison. It was, she said, &quot;a game changer.&quot;&nbsp;&copy; UNFPA Brazil</p>

<p>The Communicator: Dina Lopes is also using televison to share information on women&#39;s sexual and reproductive health. Her show, &quot;<em>Conversa de Preta</em>&quot; (Black Talk), which reaches more than three million viewers, has opened a conversation on freedom of choice and fighting for what you want. &quot;We have to use this power to decide our own lives,&quot; she said. Ms. Lopes also wants to draw women out from the shadows:&nbsp;&quot;It was time to give women a voice and opportunity.&quot;&nbsp;&copy; UNFPA Brazil/Carol Garcia&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Storyteller: Lara Carvalho is using her voice to advocate knowing one&#39;s body. Her project, <em>Nossos Ventres</em> (Our Wombs) has produced and disseminated content on menstruation, sexual relations and pregnancy&nbsp;through a documentary, the&nbsp;<em>Lunáticas&nbsp;</em>podcast (named for the collective Ms. Carvalho formed) and a digital book. &quot;Understanding how our body works and our cycles is something we used to have but now have lost,&quot; she said. Her goal is to help women regain that knowledge.&nbsp;&copy; UNFPA Brazil</p>

<p>The Natural: Carol Nascimento, too, is working to restore value to traditional skills. Her collective,&nbsp;<em>Alevante da Terra</em>, which combines her interests of natural medicine, art education and midwifery apprenticeship,&nbsp;promotes health and well-being through dance, theatre and music. Her project, &quot;<em>Mulherada, se Alevante</em>&rdquo; [Ladies, stand up!] shared information on caring for one&#39;s body and dealing with violence, among other topics. Art, she said, &quot;is the medium that unites all languages.&quot;&nbsp;&copy; UNFPA Brazil/Carol Garcia&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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Des bénévoles vénézuéliens apportent de l’aide humanitaire aux migrants et aux réfugiés

calendar_today15 Juillet 2019

Des migrants vénézuéliens à la frontière colombienne. © Tomer Urwicz
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Mozambique : une opération conjointe sauve des centaines de personnes du cyclone Kenneth

calendar_today30 Avril 2019

Les pompiers ont été déployés il y a un mois par le gouvernement du Brésil pour venir en aide aux victimes du cyclone Idai. (Image reproduite avec l'autorisation de Bombeiros do Brasil)
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