Video
26 July 2013
https://youtu.be/EA6khzZD94I
https://youtu.be/EA6khzZD94I
Burkina Faso: Street interview about Family planning
The UNFPA office in Burkina Faso realised, with the help of AfrikImage, a street interview during the Week of Family planning.
Publisher
UNFPA, Guttmacher Institute
Publication date
2014
Author
UNFPA, Guttmacher Institute
Resources
Each year, 183,000 women die in Sub-Saharan Africa from pregnancy-related causes, and 1.2 million newborns die in the first month of life. Most of these deaths could be prevented with adequate medical care.
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In Latin America and the Caribbean, 62 per cent of women aged 15-49 want to avoid a pregnancy. However, 22 per cent of these women—23 million in 2014—are not using an effective contraceptive method.
Publication date
2014
Author
In Latin America and the Caribbean, 62 per cent of women aged 15-49 want to avoid a pregnancy. However, 22 per cent of these women—23 million in 2014—are not using an effective contraceptive method.
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In Latin America and the Caribbean, 62 per cent of women aged 15-49 want to avoid a pregnancy. However, 22 per cent of these women—23 million in 2014—are not using an effective contraceptive method.
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Publisher
UNFPA, Guttmacher Institute
Publication date
2014
Author
UNFPA, Guttmacher Institute
Resources
News
04 December 2014
Publisher
UNFPA, Guttmacher Institute
Publication date
2014
Author
UNFPA, Guttmacher Institute
Resources
In Asia, more than half of all women of reproductive age want to avoid a pregnancy. However, 22% of these women—141 million in 2014—are either using no method or using a less effective, traditional method.
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Adding It Up 2014: Global Fact Sheet
Adding It Up 2014: Latin America and the Caribbean Fact Sheet
Adding It Up 2014: Sub-Saharan Africa Fact Sheet
Publisher
UNFPA, Guttmacher Institute
Publication date
2014
Author
UNFPA, Guttmacher Institute
Number of pages
56
Publications
Publication date
2010
Author
UNFPA
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Publisher
UNFPA
Publication date
2012
Author
UNFPA
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Video
18 November 2014
https://youtu.be/SRTxGyjE5ew
In 2011, Tunisians took to the street to demand their rights. This was a revolution that brought youth and especially young women to the front to demand their freedom and a chance at real democracy. And today young women like Samah Krichah, a young activist who works as a partner with UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund, continue to be at the front of the continued push towards fair representation.
