Publication date

Sep 2015

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UNFPA

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UNFPA's Nepal earthquake response

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One month after Nepal's quake, needs of women, girls still enormous

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Mobile reproductive health camps like this one, in Kavre District, are reaching thousands with life-saving health care, counselling and health information. © UNFPA Nepal
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Burundi refugees giving birth in unsafe conditions

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Tens of thousands of Burundian refugees are seeking shelter in Tanzania. On their way to safety, women are giving birth in unsafe conditions. Hundreds of cases of gender-based violence have been reported. © UNFPA Tanzania/Sawiche Wamunza
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Survivors of Boko Haram abduction begin healing process

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Survivors of the Boko Haram insurgency at Malkohi displacement camp in Yola, Adamawa State. They were displaced by the violence in their home communities in Borno State. © UNFPA
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Conditions remain harsh for Nepal quake survivors

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Women gather for a distribution of dignity kits in Sindhupalchowk District. © UNFPA/Rajat Ray
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Publication date

May 2015

Author

UNFPA Asia and Pacific Regional Office

Resources

Dignity Kit - Nepal Earthquake

When disaster strikes, UNFPA ensures that the reproductive health needs and protection concerns of women and girls are integrated into emergency responses. One of the ways in which UNFPA supports women and girls in the aftermath of natural disasters is by providing ‘dignity kits.’

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Now Ebola-free, Liberia’s maternal health needs take centre stage

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A woman and her baby rest at a UNFPA-supported health facility in Liberia. © UNFPA Liberia
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Publication date

Apr 2015

Author

UNFPA South Sudan

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South Sudan Country Office Situation Report #60 - 24 April 2015

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Publication date

Apr 2015

Author

UNFPA Regional Syria Response Hub

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Regional Situation Report for Syria Crisis #32 - 1-30 April

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Hundreds freed from Boko Haram require medical care, counselling

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This family has lost two children to abductions by Boko Haram – an 18-year-old girl and a 6-year-old boy. Their home was also burned to the ground by the insurgents. They are now living in a displacement camp in Adamawa State. © UNICEF/NYHQ2015-0636/Rich
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