News
Spreading the word: Youth educators provide sexual and reproductive health outreach in Honduras
- 19 April 2016
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ICPD Library Resource
Access to Safe Abortion: Progress and Challenges since the 1994 International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD)
Resource date: 2013
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Technical Adviser, Family Planning
- Level: P-5
- Contract type: Fixed Term Appointment
- Closing date: 03 Jun 2016 09:00 PM (America/New_York)
- Duty station: Johannesburg
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We are no longer accepting applications for this position.
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News
The time is now: A call to end female genital mutilation, child marriage and son selection by 2030
- 17 March 2016
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News
Zika outbreak: Ensuring that sexual and reproductive health services are part of the response
- 26 February 2016
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Chief Technical Adviser (Maternal and Newborn Health), DRC, P-5
- Level: P-5
- Contract type: Fixed Term Appointment
- Closing date: 22 Mar 2016 09:00 PM (America/New_York)
- Duty station: Kinshasa
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Resources
Population and poverty
Resource date: 2014
Author: UNFPA
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News
Five of the greatest sexual health advances since the birth of the UN
- 23 October 2015
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Press Release
Global leaders call for greater access to family planning
25 January 2016
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Publication
Universal Access to Reproductive Health: Progress and Challenges
Number of pages: 102
Publication date: 01 Jan 2016
Author: UNFPA
Universal access to reproductive health affects and is affected by many aspects of life. It involves individuals’ most intimate relationships, including negotiation and decision-making within these relationships, and interactions with health providers regarding contraceptive methods and options.
This report seeks to identify areas where reproductive health has advanced or not according to four main indicators: Adolescent birth rate, contraceptive prevalence rate, unmet need for family planning rate, proportion of demand for contraception satisfied.
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