ICPD at 15 - Report
Looking Back, Moving Forward
Number of pages: 72
Publication date: 01 January 2011
Author: UNFPA
Publisher: UNFPA
How Universal is Access to Reproductive Health?
A Review of the Evidence
Number of pages: 52
Publication date: 01 January 2010
Author: UNFPA
Publisher: UNFPA
Sexual and Reproductive Health For All
Reducing Poverty, Advancing Development and Protecting Human Rights
Number of pages: 80
Publication date: 01 January 2010
Author: UNFPA
Publisher: UNFPA
Financing the ICPD Programme of Action
Data for 2011 Estimates for 2012/2013, Projections for 2014
Number of pages: 14
Publication date: 01 January 2013
Author: UNFPA
Publisher: UNFPA
Focus on 5
Women's Health and the MDGs
Number of pages: 22
Publication date: 01 January 2009
Author: Women Deliver
Publisher: Women Deliver in consultation with Family Care International and selected non-governmental organizations, individuals, and multilateral and UN agencies, including UNFPA.
Healthy Expectations
Celebrating Achievements of the Cairo Consensus and Highlighting the Urgency for Action
Number of pages: 32
Publication date: 01 January 2009
Author: UNFPA, Population Reference Bureau
Publisher: UNFPA, Population Reference Bureau
State of World Population 1999
6 Billion: A Time for Choices
Number of pages: 76
Publication date: 11 September 1999
Author: UNFPA
Publisher: UNFPA
Women are having fewer children than ever before, and population growth has slowed from 2.0 to 1.3 per cent in 30 years. But large families in the recent past mean that there are many more women of childbearing age. Global population is still rising by about 78 million people a year. Half the world is under 25 and there are over a billion young people between 15 and 24, the parents of the next generation.
Financial Resource Flows For Population Activities in 2011
Number of pages: 88
Publication date: 01 January 2013
Author: UNFPA
Publisher: UNFPA
This report is intended to be a tool for donor and developing country Governments, multilateral organizations and agencies, private foundations and NGOs to monitor progress in achieving the financial resource targets agreed to at the ICPD. Development cooperation officers and policy makers in developing countries can use the report to identify the domestically generated resources and complementary resources from donors needed to finance population and reproductive health programmes.
Working with both women and men, we continued the effort during 2001 to eliminate violence against women and the discrimination that limits the potential of individuals and nations. Our role in human development, mandated by the United Nations and globally endorsed at the ICPD, is to improve the reproductive health of women, men and young people in the poorest countries?and in so doing, to bring about a more equitable world.