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The Mission of UNFPA<br />
UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund,<br />
is an international development agency that<br />
promotes the right of every woman, man<br />
and child to enjoy a life of health and equal<br />
oppo<br />
Foreword<br />
The United Nations Charter, the treaty that established the United Nations <br />
in 1945, proclaims the equal rights of men and women. Since then, the <br />
importance of empowering women has been rea<br />
Overview<br />
UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund, promotes the right of every <br />
individual to enjoy a life of health and equal opportunity. The Fund works <br />
to achieve this goal by supporting countri<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 1" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=1"> ? How to use this application </a> CLICK TO ZOOM IN LINKS TO
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 2" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=2"> 2007 unfpa annual report</a>
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 3" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=3"> The Mission of UNFPA UNFPA, the United Nations </a>Population Fund, is an international development agency that promotes the right of every woman, man and child to enjoy a life of health and equal oppo
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 4" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=4"> Foreword The United Nations Charter, the treaty t</a>hat established the United Nations in 1945, proclaims the equal rights of men and women. Since then, the importance of empowering women has been rea
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 5" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=5"> Overview UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fun</a>d, promotes the right of every individual to enjoy a life of health and equal opportunity. The Fund works to achieve this goal by supporting countri
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 6" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=6"> To ensure that social investments benefit the poo</a>r, UNFPA promoted the collection and use of data disaggre- gated by gender, age and income. In 2007, UNFPA secured resources to support the 2010 round
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 7" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=7"> Chapter I REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND SAFE MOTHER</a>HOOD Saving lives by preventing maternal deaths and HIV, providing reproductive health supplies and services and investing in young people.
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 8" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=8"> The right to reproductive health is fundamental. </a>Yet reproductive health problems are the leading cause of ill health and death for women of child- bearing age in less developed regions. In poor coun
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 9" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=9"> </a> Kingdom, Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg of investments, particularly when associated with high-
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 10" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=10"> Photo: Rashid Awan for UNFPA Pakistan helps stak</a>eholders in monitoring country progress in reproductive health commodity security. UNFPA also created a new forecasting model for estimating the ne
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 11" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=11"> Other accomplishments in 2007 include: </a> • UNFPA mobilized a new alliance of United Nations • A project in northern Nigeria, the result of a part- organizati
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 12" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=12"> Photo: Carina Wint for UNFPA </a> preventing HIV transmission from women living with HIV to their inf
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 13" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=13"> Chapter II CULTURE, GENDER AND HUMAN RIGHTS </a> Working closely with communities to create strategies that empower women, reduce poverty and realize human rights. 7 Chapter II:
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 14" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=14"> Empowering women is essential to international pr</a>ogress. Yet, women worldwide continue to suffer from discrimination and gender-based violence, despite international agreements that call for their er
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 15" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=15"> Empowering Women, Advancing Development Promotin</a>g gender equality and empowering women is one of the eight Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), and without its fulfilment, there will be little ho
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 16" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=16"> approaches to reduce son preference in</a> China, • UNFPA worked closely with parliamentarians India, Nepal and Viet Nam.
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 17" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=17"> Chapter III HELPING IN EMERGENCIES When cris</a>is strikes, reacting quickly to prevent pregnancy-related deaths, unintended pregnancies, sexual violence and HIV infection. 11 C
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 18" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=18"> Disasters, whether man-made or natural, wreak hav</a>oc on the well-being of communities. Without notice, families and individuals can find them- selves lacking shelter and basic necessities like food, c
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 19" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=19"> Responding to the Particular Needs of Women and G</a>irls Affected by Conflict War and other conflicts often leave lifelong physi- cal and psychological scars on the women who endure them. The risks as
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 20" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=20"> • UNFPA provided 6,000 emergency hygiene kits </a>to • As soon as the flood disaster hit Uruguay in May the Cañete province following an
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 21" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=21"> Chapter IV POVERTY, POPULATION AND DEVELOPMEN</a>T Reducing poverty worldwide by improving the use of population data and addressing population dynamics. 15 Chapter IV: Poverty,
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 22" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=22"> Without a solid understanding of demographic tren</a>ds and population dynamics, and how they link to development processes, governments cannot make good decisions, nor can the world achieve the Millenni
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 23" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=23"> to a</a> number of countries, including Liberia, health care, which have emerged as a result of the
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 24" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=24"> </a> been instrumental in supporting efforts to review and appraise the Plan of Action in several
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 25" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=25"> Chapter V BUILDING SUPPORT Partnering with Un</a>ited Nations agencies, governments and organizations to promote the right of every woman, man and child to enjoy a life of health and equal opportunit
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 26" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=26"> UNFPA is a results-based organization. It works h</a>and-in-hand with governments to develop national development plans and strategies that respond to diverse local needs. In the spirit of United Nations
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 27" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=27"> </a> the initiative are Burundi, Cambodia, Ethiopia, the Arab States. The collaboration has encour-
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 28" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=28"> Photo: Chris de Bode/Panos/UNFPA Singer and actr</a>ess Natalie Imbruglia is surrounded by children and educators in Kankara during her December visit to Nigeria as spokesperson for the UNFPA-supporte
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 29" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=29"> Chapter VI Resources and Management Where UNFPA</a> Works 1.8.? :2E60<06AF UNFPA at a Glance: 2007 UNFPA worked in 159 countries, areas and territories through its headquarters in New York and
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 30" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=30"> /?.A6@9.C. 8.A5:.;1B .::.; /.;48<8 .116</a>@././. 5.?.?2 @BC. Syrian Arab Republic Tajikistan Tunisia Turkmenistan Uzbekistan ASIA AND THE PACIFIC Democratic People’s Republic of Korea I
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 31" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=31"> In 2007, 182 countries around the world contribut</a>ed a total of $457.1 million to UNFPA’s regular resources. This was the highest number of donor nations and the largest amount of contributions to UNF
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 32" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=32"> to $48 million for 2006. Technical support servic</a>es amounted to $18.6 million. Of the total regular resourced expenditures, UNFPA provided $146.6 million in assistance for reproduc- tive health;
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 33" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=33"> in Bangkok, Bratislava1, Cairo, Johannesburg and </a> All figures for 2007 used in both the text and the tables in this Panama City. These offices will be supported by six report are provi
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 34" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=34"> UNFPA eXPeNDITUReS FOR 2006 AND 2007 bY RegION RE</a>GULAR RESOURCES* IN MIllIONS US$ % of TOTAl PROg. RegION
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 35" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=35"> PROJECT EXPENDITURES IN 2007 IN THOUSANDS OF US$ </a>(INCLUDES REGULAR AND OTHER RESOURCES) GROUP1 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA US$ A Angola A Benin B Botswana A Burki
<a title="UNFPA Annual Report 2007 page 36" href="http://www.zmag.dk/showmag.php?mid=ghqdg&pageid=36"> DONOR PLEDGES AND PAYMENTS FOR 2007 CONTRIBUTIONS</a> IN US$ PLEDGES FOR GOVERNMENT/DONOR CURRENT Y
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