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UNFPA is the United Nations sexual and reproductive health agency.

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Executing our vision

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Holding ourselves accountable

Transparency Evaluation Audit and Investigation Protection from Sexual Exploitation, Sexual Abuse and Sexual Harassment Corporate Environmental Responsibility in UNFPA Policies and Procedures Manual

Leaders and Advocates

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Funding and impact

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Our goal is ending unmet need for family planning, preventable maternal death, and gender-based violence and harmful practices including child marriage and female genital mutilation by 2030.

Ending unmet need for family planning

Adolescent pregnancy Comprehensive sexuality education Family planning Sexual and reproductive health

Ending maternal mortality

Maternal health Midwifery Obstetric fistula

Ending gender-based violence and harmful practices

Child marriage Female genital mutilation Gender-based violence Son preference

Responding to population matters

Ageing Census Civil registration and vital statistics Climate change Demographic dividend Population trends Urbanization

Ensuring rights and choices for all

Engaging men and boys Gender equality HIV and AIDS Human rights LGBTQIA+ Menstrual health Persons with disabilities People of African descent Youth participation and leadership

UNFPA is on the ground before, during and after crises, working closely with partners to ensure sexual and reproductive health needs are not overlooked.

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Afghanistan Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh Democratic Republic of the Congo Ethiopia Haiti Lebanon Myanmar Occupied Palestinian Territory Sudan Syrian Arab Republic Ukraine Yemen

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