Updates
The Sixth Regional Review of the International Conference on Population and Development in the Arab Region
18 Sep 2023
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Publications
International Conference on Population and Development Programme of Action
Twentieth Anniversary Edition
Number of pages: 296
Publication date: 01 Sep 2014
Author: United Nations
Publisher: UNFPA
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News
An unequal world: Designing a safer, healthier place for women and girls in Argentina, Cameroon and Uganda
- 18 December 2023
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International Conference on Population and Development
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The climate crisis is putting women and girls in extreme danger
Published on: 01/12/2023
The climate crisis is an emergency for everyone, but women and girls are paying a heavy price.
Climate change leads to more unintended pregnancies, more child marriages, more women dying during childbirth, more violence and more exploitation.
As world leaders gather for COP28, UNFPA Executive Director Dr. Natalia Kanem calls on them to protect the sexual and reproductive health and rights of vulnerable women and girls.
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UNFPA at the UN Climate Change Conference - COP 28
30 November - 12 December 2023
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
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5 things women and girls demand of the COP28 climate summit
Children float on debris following Typhoon Rai in Saint Bernard, Philippines, in 2022. ©UNFPA Philippines/Ezra Acayan
02 December 2023
News
“Part of the solution”: Men and boys in Uganda work to stop cycles of gender-based violence
- 24 November 2023
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Press Release
The global climate crisis is putting women and girls in extreme danger, UNFPA warns in new data
27 November 2023
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Resources
Data on Violence Against Women: Key Messages
Resource date: Oct 2023
Publisher: UNFPA
This document provides an overview of key concepts on violence against women data that can be applied globally. It is intended to serve as a complementary resource to a longer technical report entitled "A Guide to Better Understanding and Using Violence Against Women Prevalence Data."
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