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Pregnancy doesn’t pause during a crisis.
Women and girls still need maternity care, contraception and support after violence. UNFPA works with partners to keep these services within reach.
#SafeBirth #HumanitarianAction
Why do women and babies still die during pregnancy and birth?
With UNFPA’s support, Cambodia is reviewing deaths to identify gaps in care and help prevent future tragedies.
Read more: unf.pa/4BdGUwl
#SafeBirth #MaternalHealth
Investing in women’s health. Strengthening care for the future.
Bangladesh and the European Investment Bank have set out a €250 million plan to expand health services for 47 million women and girls.
UNFPA helped develop the initiative.
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No adolescent should be priced out of care.
Universal health coverage means quality health services without financial hardship. Governments must invest in adolescent health to make that a reality.
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In Asia and the Pacific, fewer than half of adolescent girls have their need for family planning met with modern contraception.
Girls deserve information, choice and confidential care.
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In countries with available data in Asia and the Pacific, up to 65 per cent of adolescent girls report financial barriers to health care.
Cost should never block care.
Read the report: unf.pa/4i9sYf4
No adolescent should be priced out of care, judged for seeking it or denied privacy.
Our new report sets out seven actions governments can take to make health care work for young people across Asia and the Pacific.
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Every girl deserves health care, a life free from child marriage and a say in her future.
This #DayOfTheGirl, invest in girls’ rights and put their voices at the centre of decisions.
The #SVRIForum2026 is under way in Bangkok and UNFPA is proud to co-host.
As a leading voice on ending gender-based violence across 150+ countries and territories, we're sharing evidence and experience for a world where women and girls live free from violence.
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UNFPA is co-hosting #SVRIForum2026 in Bangkok, 5–9 October. Across 40+ sessions, we’re bringing evidence from the ground to one question: what works to prevent and respond to gender-based violence?
Find us, day by day: unf.pa/4rDnfBr
40M women in Asia and the Pacific still lack access to modern contraception.
Investing in family planning isn't just about supplying commodities - it saves lives, powers economies, and builds more resilient healthcare systems.
Choice is a fundamental right. It’s time to fund it.
#WorldContraceptionDay
People across Asia and the Pacific are living longer than generations before them.
The opportunity is to make those extra years count, with health, security, connection and the freedom to participate fully in society at every age.
#DemographicChange #HealthyAgeing
Every woman and girl should have the power to make decisions about her body, her health and her future. That means access to information and services, freedom from violence and discrimination, and the ability to make choices without coercion.
#RightsAndChoices
Climate action and gender equality are inseparable.
Climate shocks deepen risks for women and girls, from disrupted health services to increased violence and lost livelihoods.
A safer future depends on women’s leadership and rights.
#ClimateJustice
Across Asia and the Pacific, millions of women and girls need care and protection in crisis, including pregnant women who need safe childbirth support.
Humanitarian action must put their health, rights and safety at its heart.
#HumanitarianAction #RightsAndChoices
Young people are not turning away from family and parenthood. Too many are being priced out of the future they want, with 72 per cent citing economic and housing constraints as the main barriers to having children.
The dreams remain. The conditions must change.
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In the first two weeks of the response to devastating floods in Nepal, UNFPA reached 470+ people with health services, distributed 2,800 essential kits and opened 4 safe spaces for women and girls.
Our response continues.
Read the latest situation report: unf.pa/4yGEnsj
Nine years into the Rohingya response in Bangladesh, life-saving services for women and girls are under pressure. What took years to build can be lost in months.
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In Nepal, women and girls are facing the aftermath of devastating floods, with damaged roads and health facilities still limiting access to essential care. UNFPA is helping deliver mobile health services, dignity kits, reproductive health supplies and psychosocial support.
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