Sexual and reproductive health
Resources
Resource date: Jan 2025
The Supply Chain Management Unit (SCMU) performs an annual analysis of UNFPA contraceptives spend.
Disclaimer: The data provided is not final and is subject to change over time. UNFPA is not responsible for any decisions made based on this data.
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Resources
Resource date: Jan 2025
This list contains manufacturing sites that have been found to meet the requirements of the WHO/UNFPA technical specification for male latex condoms, WHO TRS 1025, April 2020 and ISO 4074 Standard. Any quality control testing should be conducted in accordance with the aforementioned specification and ISO standard.
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This evaluation aims to provide an independent assessment of the UNFPA country programme in South Sudan and to broaden the evidence base to inform the design of the next programme cycle. It also assesses the geographic and demographic coverage of UNFPA humanitarian action and the ability of UNFPA to connect immediate, life-saving support with long-term development objectives.
This evaluation aims to provide an independent assessment of the UNFPA country programme in Indonesia and to broaden the evidence base to inform the design of the next programme cycle. The evaluation had a clear forward-looking approach and included the provision of strategic and managerial recommendations for the next programme cycle.
This evaluation focuses on assessing the integration and operationalization of the UNFPA Strategic Plan’s six accelerators and twelve strategic shifts, as well as enabling factors, in the East and Southern Africa regional programme. The evaluation aims to inform the design of the next regional programme.
This evaluation aims to provide evidence to support learning related to what works and what does not to accelerate progress towards achievement of the three transformative results in West and Central Africa. The evaluation will inform the design of the next UNFPA strategic plan and regional programme.
The evaluation aims to inform the design of the next regional programme, focusing on understanding the enabling and inhibiting factors and the key lessons learnt, to provide valuable, in-depth insights to boost the capacity of the organization to remain relevant, increase effectiveness and impact orientation, maximize efficiency, be coherent and consistent, adapt to changes, learn and innovate to enhance its readiness for the future.
This evaluation aims to assess UNFPA’s organizational readiness and strategic positioning to accelerate progress towards achieving the transformative results in the Eastern Europe and Central Asia region and to inform the design of the 2026-2029 regional programme.
