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UNFPA Colombia
Colombia is a middle-income country, but development lags behind in some rural areas and among four million people uprooted by conflict. Adolescent fertility is high, though overall rates have fallen. The maternal mortality rate indicates gaps in health services. Active in Colombia since 1974, UNFPA helps cultivate state capacities to manage population, reproductive health and gender equity issues, including through integrated services for people suffering displacement and poverty. It encourages women’s and youth organizations to advocate for their sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights, and promotes a life-cycle approach to reproductive health care.
Population
- Population aged 0-14
- Population aged 15-64
- Population aged 65+
Sexual and reproductive health
- Births attended by skilled health personnel
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- Modern method
Education
Gender, Rights, and Human Capital
Harmful Practices
Sexual and reproductive health in emergency preparedness plans
Integration of sexual and reproductive health of adolescents and youth into strategies of sectors apart from health sector
Minimum Initial Services Package
993Advocacy platforms against harmful social norms
15Community declarations on harmful practices
3Population Pyramid
Life Expectancy
Total fertility rate
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