Mexico: Streets Not Paved with Gold

Published on: 27/10/2011

As global population rises, projected to reach 7 billion in October 2011, so does the population of the world's cities. Thousands of young people live as homeless on the streets of Mexico City, the world's eighth largest city. Many of them, who had fled their homes because of lack of jobs or family violence now find themselves in squalid and often dangerous conditions.

Safe birth. Even here - Share the good news

Published on: 09/03/2013

Online short

Mitigating the Impacts of Low Fertility in a World of 7 Billion People

Published on: 27/10/2011

As the world's population pushes towards 7 billion, its second most populous country India continues to face rapid rural to urban migration, as millions of people continue to seek better economic opportunities in its already over-populated cities.

Counting the World [4 Minute Version]

Published on: 08/03/2012

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Reducing Maternal Mortality in Africa

Published on: 27/03/2013

This video was prepared for the 2013 Summit of the Campaign to Reduce Maternal Mortality (CARMMA). It discusses the urgency of giving women the right to choose the number and timing of their children, giving them the confidence that they will not die giving life.

Counting the World

Published on: 08/03/2012

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The Tuk-Tuk Nurse-Midwife: Reducing Maternal Mortality in Upper Egypt

Published on: 27/03/2013

Tuk-tuks (three-wheeled passenger motor vehicles) are helping midwives reach pregnant women in Egypt.

Back to life: Promoting the reintegration of fistula survivors in Liberia

Published on: 11/05/2013

Several initiatives in Liberia aim to empower fistula survivors.

End the Shame. End the Isolation. End Fistula.

Published on: 20/05/2013

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From Despair to Dignity: One woman's struggle with Fistula

Published on: 20/05/2013

Countries around the world will mark the inaugural  International Day to End Obstetric Fistula on 23 May 2013 in an effort to raise support and awareness of a devastating injury that can occur during childbirth. This is the story of 16-year-old Essitia Mulhanga and her road to recovery.
Produced by Guy Hubbard for UNPFA/UNTV

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