Established in 2025, UNFPA’s Berlin Representation Office marks a key step in strengthening our partnership with Germany – a global leader in public health, an economic powerhouse and a strong supporter for sexual and reproductive health and rights and multilateral cooperation.
The office serves as a dynamic hub for advocacy, partnership building, and resource mobilization. It works to deepen engagement with governments, parliamentarians, civil society, the private sector, media, academia, and the broader public - amplifying awareness of UNFPA’s mission to achieve a world where every pregnancy is wanted, every childbirth is safe, and every young person's potential is fulfilled.
In addition to its focus on Germany, the Berlin Representation Office also oversees engagement in Austria and Liechtenstein, with a strategic vision on strengthening partnerships across Central Europe. Pivotally located in the heart of Berlin and closely collaborating with the Berlin Women X Collective Hub the office is well-positioned to engage with a broad range of national and international stakeholders. Together, we are working to drive progress toward a more just, equitable, and sustainable future for all.
Jan Kreutzberg is a global health leader with 25+ years of executive experience in Women’s Health, Family Planning, SRHR, and gender equality. He has led transformative work across Africa and Asia-Pacific in the public, private, and non-profit sectors. As CEO of DSW, he integrated contraceptive access into health systems and launched youth-focused entrepreneurship programs. At DKT International in the DRC, he pioneered the “bees model” to deliver family planning in rural areas. Jan also held senior roles at Schering AG and Bayer Pharma, advancing global contraceptive access. He holds degrees in Economics and Public Health and now leads the UNFPA Berlin office. He is married with two children.
