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Financial data

Key figures


Date
Contributor
Project
Amount
Italy
JP on FGM
EUR 4,000,000
Democratic Republic of Congo
Assistance to Victims of Conflict Violence – Eastern DRC
USD 12,034,068
Iceland
JP on FGM
ISK 50,000,000
United Kingdom
JP on FGM
GBP 850,000
Canada
Empowering girls through reproductive health, Ghana
CAD 25,000,000
Date
Contributor
Project
Amount
Norway
JP on FGM
$2,188,837
Democratic Republic of Congo
Assistance to Victims of Conflict Violence – Eastern DRC
$12,034,067
Iceland
JP on FGM
$392,358
Republic of Korea
Reduction of Adolescent Pregnancy in Philippines
$1,000,000
Australia
Preventing GBV in Southeast Asia
$639,420
Date
Project
Organization
Amount
Assistance to Victims of Conflict Violence – Eastern DRC
UNDP
$1,980,052
Assistance to Victims of Conflict Violence – Eastern DRC
OHCHR
$900,900
Assistance to Victims of Conflict Violence – Eastern DRC
UN Women
$1,438,839
BERANI II
UNFPA
$1,356,715
Reduction of Adolescent Pregnancy in Philippines
UNFPA
$511,180
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News

Do you know where your birth control is? Tracking contraceptives improves health services – and choice in Uganda

19 July 2021
DrugDash is a digital system that replaced paper records for tracking contraceptive supplies, eliminating stock-outs and waste. © Outbox
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News

Bodily autonomy becomes a global rallying cry at Paris Forum on gender equality

02 July 2021
UNFPA Executive Director Dr. Natalia Kanem and Malian feminist activist Oumou Salif Touré visited the art installation UNFPA developed in partnership with Equipop and Dysturb to highlight the critical importance of realizing bodily autonomy for all. “The future remains very uncertain. But I have faith in this generation of feminists to which I belong,” Ms. Touré told UNFPA. © UNFPA/Appolonia Benoist
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The purpose of this technical brief is to provide information for countries preparing funding requests for comprehensive condom programmes. The brief describes best practices in condom programming in countries with moderate to high HIV burden, where strong condom programs are essential to national HIV prevention efforts as well as prevention of other sexually-transmitted infections (STIs) and unintended pregnancies. Significant weaknesses in program stewardship, demand, and supply result in lower than desired levels of condom use in many of these countries.

This brochure is an advocacy and communication product to promote the purpose and context for which its source publication International Technical and Programmatic Guidance on Out-of-School Comprehensive Sexuality Education is to be used. It aims to explain what the guidance is, who it is for and what the user can expect to find included in the tool.
 

The Country Cases Series are developed within UNFPA's project “Out-of-School Comprehensive sexuality education for those left furthest behind” in Colombia, Ethiopia, Ghana, Iran and Malawi, with the financial support of Norway. They show some key highlights from the implementation of the Programme at regional/country level and present good practices and lessons learned in reaching young people from left behind populations. 

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