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Acceleration and Transformation to reach the furthest left behind
UNFPA Angola is pleased to share with you its 2022 Annual Report Acceleration and Transformation to reach the Furthest Left Behind.
The report highlights UNFPA Angola's commitment to accelerating progress and continuing to move forward, regardless of the challenges. This commitment has allowed UNFPA Angola to continue to produce results that have saved and changed lives. The key highlights include deliverables on Expanding Sexual and Reproductive Health Services; Investing in Adolescents and Young People; Fulfilling the Rights to Menstrual Health; Accelerating Gender Equality, and; Preparing for the 2024 Population and Housing Census.
UNFPA Angola Building Forward with Resilience and Innovation
Resilience can be defined as the ability or capacity to recover from adverse situations. For young people, adolescents, pregnant mothers, children and infants in Angola who faced the second year of the COVID-19 pandemic and prolonged drought in the south, resilience meant survival. For the UNFPA Angola Country Office (CO), 2021 certainly tested our capacity to rebuild, strengthenand sustain our projects and keep marching forward with our mandate to realize universal sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). The three programme areas of the Angola CO include: Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, Young People and Adolescents, including Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment, and Population Dynamics. The UNFPA Angola CO report presents a snapshot summary of the key activities and results from January 1 to December 31, 2021. The following are the three key results of the year.
SYP annual report 2021
The Safeguard Youth Program (SYP) is the flagship youth program of UNFPA ESARO (Regional Office for Southern and Eastern Africa), integrated in the Regional Program on HIV and AIDS, Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Seeing the Unseen
Half. That’s the share of all pregnancies that are unintended. Nothing is more fundamental to bodily autonomy than the ability to decide whether or not to become pregnant. Yet for too many, the most life-altering reproductive choice is no choice at all. Women are more likely to experience an unintended pregnancy when they have fewer choices and less power.
Mestrual Health Training Program in Angola
SCALING UP ADOLESCENT GIRLS EMPOWERMENT & WELL BEING THROUGH MENSTRUAL MANAGEMENT AND COVID-19 PREVENTION EDUCATION FUNDRAISING BRIEF
UNFPA Angola 2020 Annual Report: Activities and Results
UNFPA Angolas 2020 Annual Report, Activities and Results, narrates the agency’s programmatic achievements in supporting the Government and partners to reach the most vulnerable women, girls and youth in the country during the year that COVID-19 impacted every country in the world.
Menstrual Management in Angola, Impact Study
The Government of Angola and UNFPA Angola implemented the Menstrual Health Management Pilot Project in partnership with BeGirl Inc. in 4 of the country's 18 provinces (Luanda, Lunda Sul, Huambo and Huíla) to address and identify barriers related to menstruation and whose impact reinforces gender inequalities.
The State of the World's Midwifery 2021
The State of the World’s Midwifery 2021 builds on previous reports in the SoWMy series and represents an unprecedented effort to document the whole world’s Sexual, Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Adolescent Health workforce, with a focus on midwives. It calls for urgent investment in midwives to enable them to fulfil their potential.
Amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic, Midwives Save Lives
The aim of these personal stories from midwives and the findings in this report are to stimulate policy discussions and enable evidence-based decision-making at national and subnational levels, and to help countries meet their commitments towards the reduction of preventable maternal death.
My Body Is My Own
We have the inherent right to choose what we do with our body, to ensure its protection and care, to pursue its expression. The quality of our lives depends on it. In fact, our lives themselves depend on it.