Publication

Translating community research into global policy reform for national action

A checklist for community engagement to implement the WHO Consolidated guideline on sexual and reproductive health and rights of women living with HIV

Number of pages: 69

Publication date: 26 Aug 2019

Author: UNFPA

Publisher: World Health Organization

Publication

Consolidated guideline on sexual and reproductive health and rights of women living with HIV

Number of pages: 122

Publication date: 01 Jan 2017

Author: UNFPA

Publisher: World Health Organization

Publication

International technical guidance on sexuality education

An evidence-informed approach

Number of pages: 138

Publication date: 10 Jan 2018

Author: UNFPA

Publisher: UNESCO, UNAIDS, UNFPA, UNICEF, UN Women and WHO

Statement

JOINT STATEMENT: Hormonal contraceptive methods and HIV acquisition in women

13 June 2019

News

First monsoon rains descend on Rohingya refugee camps, omen of challenges ahead

Early monsoon rains have arrived in Cox's Bazar, reigniting fears about the health and safety of refugees. A refugee woman in a muddy camp in late 2017. © UNFPA/Prince Naymuzzaman

27 April 2018

News

“I thought I might die”: Pregnant women struggle to access care in embattled Syria

Ruqayya and her newborn recover at the Pan-Armenian Charity clinic, outside the Al-Areesheh displacement camp in north-eastern Syria. © UNFPA Syria

26 July 2017

News

New device brings midwifery education to remote, offline communities

Gebreamlak Giday teaches women about maintaining a healthy pregnancy, using a portable, solar-charged learning device. © UNFPA/Abraham Gelaw

07 December 2016

H4+

Published on: 12/03/2015

Around the world, over 280,000 women die every year from complications during pregnancy or childbirth. Six United Nations agencies have come together in a joint effort called H4+, to reduce child and maternal mortality rates and ensure that all mothers and children have access to the best possible care to enable them to live healthy, productive lives.

The H4+ partnership includes UNAIDS, UNFPA, UNICEF, UN Women, WHO and the World Bank.

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