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UNFPA@50_Private sector News letter
UNFPA/PRIVATE SECTOR
CELEBRATION OF ICPD@25 AND
UNFPA@50
HIGH LEVEL IMPACT SUMMIT
Call to Action on Protection from Gender-based Violence in Emergencies: Northeast Nigeria Road Map 2018-2019
PRIORITY AREAS IN THE CALL TO ACTION ROAD MAP To help close the most pressing gaps in the humanitarian response in the Northeast, the stakeholders contributing to this Call to Action Road Map have chosen to focus their collective efforts in ve areas in 2018-19: • Strengthening Coordination to ensure a timely, accountable, holistic, inter-sectoral approach to preventing and responding to GBV. • Improving Access to Quality Services for Survivors by ensuring that sucient and timely access to these services is an essential component of the humanitarian response. • Strengthening the Capacity and Expanding the Engagement of Local Partners to improve GBV prevention and response efforts. • Securing Sucient Funding for GBV programming through improved coordination and advocacy. • Engaging Security Actors to improve GBV prevention and response.
CALL TO ACTION - NEWSLETTER and CtA North East Road Map
CENTRALITY OF PROTECTION IN 2019 HUMANITARIAN PROGRAMME CYCLE
The 2019 Humanitarian Programme Cycle started by building consensus on the humanitarian situation and identifying the needs of the affected population to support the development of the 2019-2021 Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP). The Centrality of Protection was fully built into the process and the CtA used the opportunity to advocate for the consideration of GBV concerns in all sector plans e.g. WASH, shelter, distribution of Non-Food Items etc. The Centrality of Protection (CoP) recognizes GBV as one of four “key threats & risk trends”, hence the CtA Action areas align well with the CoP indicators to track progress so that CtA progress reports can feed into the CoP action plan reporting. Each of the 5 Outcome areas of the CtA road map is linked to at least 2 indicators of the CoP
NATIONAL STRATEGIC FRAME WORK FOR THE ELIMINATION OF OBSTETRIC FISTULA IN NIGERIA 2019 - 2023
National Strategic Frame Work for the Elimination of Obstetric Fistula in Nigeria -2019-2023
State of World Population 2019
Fifty years ago, it was hard for women to obtain contraception and relatively easy to die giving birth. Many women were unable to decide whom and when to marry, and when or whether to have children.
A worldwide movement to give women real choices in life culminated in the 1994 International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD), where a consensus was reached about the links between women’s empowerment, sexual and reproductive health, and rights and sustainable development.
FGM/C in Nigeria:Telling stories,Raising awareness,Inspiring Change.
This publication shares stories and findings gathered ethically through the period of the study
on the practice of Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting within targeted communities in Nigeria.
The study was made possible with funding and technical assistance from
United Nations Population Fund Nigeria
Harnessing Demographic Dividend for Sustainable Development in Nigeria
UNFPA Nigeria with support from West and Central African Regional Oce organized the biggest ever conference of Muslim religious leaders to discuss their role in demographic dividend. The two day conference was ocially opened by the Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Prof. Yemi Osibanjo. After the two day deliberation, the leaders reached consensus around sensitive issues such as family planning and pledged to lead a radical social norm change that will transform Nigeria.
State of World Population 2017
In today’s world, gaps in wealth have grown shockingly wide. Billions of people linger at the bottom, denied their human rights and prospects for a better life. At the top, resources and privileges accrue at explosive rates, pushing the world ever further from the vision of equality embodied in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Response to the Chibok girls
This factsheet highlights UNFPA and the Government of Canada's response to the freed Chibok girls