Publisher

UNFPA

Publication date

2025

Resources

At a Glance – Joint Programme on the Elimination of Female Genital Mutilation

Why invest in the Joint Programme on the Elimination of Female Genital Mutilation?

Ending female genital mutilation by 2030 is within reach, but only with urgent and sustained investment. Achieving this goal requires an estimated $2.1 billion, yet the cost of protecting one girl is just $95 — a small investment with a lifelong impact. This support can help scale up proven interventions, strengthen community-led movements, and drive policy change that protects millions of girls.

 

Publisher

UNFPA

Publication date

Jun 2025

Resources

At a Glance – Supplies Partnership

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Publisher

UNFPA

Publication date

Jun 2025

Resources

At a Glance – Demographic Futures Thematic Fund

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Publisher

UNFPA

Publication date

Jun 2025

Resources

At a Glance – Maternal and Newborn Health Fund

Why invest in the Maternal and Newborn Health Fund? Ending preventable maternal deaths by 2030 requires US$116 billion, yet only $12 billion is projected — leaving a $104 billion shortfall that endangers millions of lives. While 61 per cent of countries for which we have data have costed maternal and newborn health plans, only 12 per cent of these plans are fully funded. Investing in maternal and newborn health is not only a moral imperative but also an economic opportunity—every US$1 invested yields over US$8 in returns through improved productivity and reduced healthcare costs.

Publisher

UNFPA

Publication date

2025

Resources

At a Glance – Humanitarian Thematic Fund

Why invest in the Humanitarian Thematic Fund? Investing in the Humanitarian Thematic Fund is a direct commitment to protecting the lives, health, and rights of women and girls caught in crises. Fully dedicated to meeting their urgent needs, the HTF delivers fast, flexible support to ensure that essential services reach them where they are — before it’s too late.

Updates

Germany strengthens partnership with UNFPA to respond to women and girls in the most neglected humanitarian crises

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Flexible, quality funding from donors like Germany is pivotal to addressing overlooked emergencies. © UNFPA Chad / Eric Djepatarlemgoto
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A woman looks out at the aftermath of a disaster; crumbled buildings and concrete is strewn everywhere.

Publication date

Jun 2024

Author

UNFPA

Number of pages

40

Publication

UNFPA Humanitarian Thematic Fund 2023 Annual Report

The Humanitarian Thematic Fund (HTF), a co-financing mechanism launched in late 2018, provides UNFPA with flexible, multi-year funding to respond to emergency situations, including greater opportunities to react immediately and to provide funding to ensure continued delivery during gaps of bilateral donor co-financing. As UNFPA’s most flexible humanitarian funding mechanism, the HTF provides timely, strategic and multi-year funding to support rapid and ongoing humanitarian response.

 

Updates

Canada boosts UNFPA's efforts in Sub-Saharan Africa with CAD 10 million grant

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Displaced women in Mali listen to midwife Aissata Traore, who is raising awareness on the prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV. © UNFPA Mali/Amadou Maiga
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Publisher

UNFPA

Publication date

Jun 2023

Number of pages

31

Annual Report

UNFPA Humanitarian Thematic Fund 2022 Annual Report

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Updates

Germany provides 7 million euros in life-saving support for women and girls amid soaring humanitarian needs

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A patient receives a counseling session at a health facility in a Rohingya refugee camp about modern family planning methods. The new contribution from Germany will enable UNFPA to deploy resources to meet the most immediate needs of women and girls. © UNFPA/Farjana Sultana
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