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UNFPA Sri Lanka
Despite years of internal conflict and the lasting impact of the 2004 tsunami, Sri Lanka has made great progress in improving the status, health and education of women and has recently become a middle–income country. Its dramatic reductions in maternal mortality are a model for other countries and its slowly growing population is expected to stabilize by 2024. Since 1969, UNFPA has partnered with Sri Lanka to improve access and availability of quality reproductive health services and information for women, men and young people.
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Investing in youth pays dividends, evidence from Sri Lanka shows
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka – Young people hold the keys to the future; unlocking their potential will lead to a better world…
Americans for UNFPA Honours those Who Promote the Rights of Women and Girls
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