The Government of Canada has demonstrated global leadership in advocating for the rights of women and girls by adopting a Feminist International Assistance Policy, which places gender equality at the center of its international programming. Among the policy’s targets are ending sexual and gender-based violence and increasing access to services to promote sexual, reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health.

Active funds

UNFPA-UNICEF Joint Programme on Female Genital Mutilation

Better Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights for All in Indonesia (BERANI II)

Improved Access to and Quality of Sexual and Reproductive Health Care Services in Sudan

Empowering Adolescent Girls Through Reproductive Health in Ghana

Past funds

H4 Global Initiative: Accelerating Progress in Maternal and Newborn Health

Improving Reproductive Health in Haiti

Preventing and Responding to Sexual Violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Reducing Maternal Mortality in Haiti

Better Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights for All in Indonesia (BERANI)

Empowering Adolescent Girls through Comprehensive Sexuality Education and Sexual and Reproductive Health Services in Ghana

Prevention and Protection for Women and Girls Affected by Sexual Violence (Haiti)

Accelerating Progress to Reduce Maternal and Neonatal Mortality and Morbidity in Bangladesh

Expanded Maternal Mortality Survey and Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care Needs Assessment in South Sudan

Developing Field-Level Capacity for Gender-based Violence Service Delivery, Information Management and Coordination

Integrated Health Services for Adolescent Girls and Women in the Greater South of Haiti

Empowering Women and Girls to Realize their Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights in South Africa

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In Turkmenistan, a reproductive health campaign changes attitudes

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Relief for women facing treacherous journey to medical care in Guinea-Bissau

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Disclaimer: Expenditure data is updated annually, following the release of the certified financial statements for the previous year (typically six months after the calendar year closes).