Sentence examples for A unfpa from inspiring English sources

One girl in three in the developing world will be married by her eighteenth birthday according to a UNFPA report.

According to a UNFPA report last year, abortion remains the leading cause of "elevated" maternal mortality in Argentina and is the primary reason the country has a relatively high and stubbornly resilient maternal mortality rate of 44 deaths per 100,000 births.

"In times of upheaval or natural disasters, pregnancy-related deaths and gender-based violence soar," Priya Marwah, a UNFPA humanitarian response coordinator, said in a statement.

In addition, many girls have been taught vocational skills, such as how to bake, tailor and run hair salons, which are making them self-reliant, said Jean Mwandira, a UNFPA programme officer in Malawi.

For Chris Oyeyipo, a UNFPA technical adviser on sexual and reproductive health services, it is clear that investing in young people will pay dividends and provide a better future for all.

As a UNFPA Goodwill Ambassador, I know I am not running this marathon on my own.

A UNFPA-UNICEF joint programme, underway in 15 African countries, is modelled along similar lines.

Fati and her family heard a bit about these lofty goals when a UNFPA-approved volunteer visited her uncle's mud-brick compound last summer.

National governments, nongovernmental organizations, and other public-sector purchasers can take advantage of the competitive prices negotiated by UNFPA through the AccessRH portal, a UNFPA-managed procurement and information service for reproductive health commodities.

While they were there, the board members stopped by a UNFPA-supported birthing clinic, where they learned the difference that centres like this one have been making in reducing maternal and neonatal mortality rates.

This month, and after four years of research, the UN multi-country Study on Men and Violence in Asia and the Pacific has been published by Partners for Prevention, a UNDP, UNFPA, UN Women and UNV regional joint programme.