Sentence examples for At unfpa from inspiring English sources

At UNFPA, we work to make every pregnancy wanted, every child birth safe and to give every young person the opportunity to realize their full potential.

Bruce Campbell, director of the technical division at UNFPA spoke as part of a panel on women and technology, highlighting some of the positive changes that can be made by improving access to technology.

We, at UNFPA, have been calling on leaders to do this for more than 20 years, since the Programme of Action was agreed by the world's nations at the 1994 Cairo International Conference on Population and Development.

Providing information in a language that pregnant women understand and having female translators at transit centers remain challenges, as does access to contraception and family planning advice, says Bologa at UNFPA.

Bologa at UNFPA says there is a need for "more systemic and sustained attention" to gender-based violence issues, given that some of these women are pregnant because they have been involved in trafficking, transactional sex or domestic violence: "This migration is quite unprecedented, and the international community is still struggling to come to terms with these problems".

Executive Summary: [English]  [French] Presentations: [Briefing Part 1]  [Briefing Part 2]  [Debriefing] Terms of Reference and Inception Report Terms of Reference Inception Report Vol. 1   Inception Report Vol. 2   Inception Report Vol. 3 Evaluation Governance Structure The ongoing evaluation is conducted jointly by the Evaluation Branch at UNFPA and by the Evaluation Office at UNICEF.

Various manuals and guidelines have been supported by GTZ, UNICEF, and UNFPA at regional and national level.

UNFPA says that at least 200 million women want to use safe and effective family planning methods, but are unable to do so because they lack access to information and services or the support of their husbands and communities.

Throughout her career, with leadership positions at the Center for Reproductive Rights, Friends of UNFPA (United Nations Population Fund), the Ms. Foundation for Women, and the Rainforest Alliance, Anika has been a voice--and a catalyst--for change.

In 2010, within the context of DaO, the Executive Boards of the UNDP, UNFPA and UNICEF at their annual sessions, on exceptional basis accepted for Tanzania to submit a draft Common Country Programme Document (CCPD) instead of three separate CPDs.

The UNFPA-funded report says that "at present there is no policy relating specifically to the sexual and reproductive health of youth in China".