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#ThreadsOfHope We have made incredible progress by working together and we must continue to advance towards a world of #RightsAndChoices
#ICPD30 #GlobalGoals
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The United Nations Population Fund in action - lessons reflections and stories from #Mali #Ukraine #HumanitarianAid #WomensHealth #WomenEmpowement
@unfpa_mali @UNFPA @UNFPA_WCARO @UnfpaEgypt @max_f_diana @Atayeshe @dienekeita @LailaABaker @SennenHounton
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Population aging is a general trend in the Caribbean. In 2023, about 1 in 4 people were 14 years or younger, down by half from 60 years ago. Our Gender Note w/ @UNFPA explores how policymakers can use gender-responsive policies to address these challenges. imf.org/en/Publications/gend…
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Representatives from the social and financial sectors from 27 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean work with the IMF, UNFPA, and other financial & international cooperation institutions to apply tools that empower women.
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“When we increase female participation in the workforce, it increases gross domestic product and makes economies more stable, more productive and more inclusive” - Matthew Byrne, Director of the IMF CARTAC.
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“If we stop ensuring the empowerment of women, we lose the capabilities of half of the population, and this has an impact on economies” - Jorge González Caro, Deputy Director @unfpa_lac, at regional event organized by UNFPA and the IMF.
ALT Left to right: Jorge González Caro, Regional Deputy Director of UNFPA for Latin America and the Caribbean; Niurka Palacio, Minister of Women, Panama; Eida Gabriela, Vice Minister of Economics, Panama; y Matthew Byrne, Director of IMF Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Centre.
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Population aging is a general trend in the Caribbean. In 2023, the share of the youngest age group (0-14) was 23.8% of the population, down by half from 45.7% sixty years ago. Our Gender Note explores how policymakers can address demographic challenges.
imf.org/en/Publications/gend…
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Financial and social experts from governments, CAF, IMF and UNFPA meet this week in Panama to address the critical impact of #GenderGaps in the economies of #LAC countries, demonstrating with tools and evidence that #GenderEquality is good economic policy!
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Our three breast cancer journeys started at different times in different countries but with diagnosis, treatment and support we have all not only survived but also thrived. #NBCAM24 #FightBreastCancer
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Proud to stand #ByHerSide with my fellow breast cancer survivors and fellow Ambassadors ahead of Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October. Find out more @ ttsh.com.sg/Patients-and-Vis…
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Imagine giving birth with conflict at your doorstep, drought in your village or floods surrounding your home.
This is the reality for many women caught up in crisis.
See how @UNFPA provided maternal health in 2023 through its Humanitarian Thematic Fund: unf.pa/htf23
ALT A photo of a woman in a lilac hijab and pale denim shirt sitting in a room with a mud plaster wall. A woman in a spotted black hijab sits next to her and holds a baby swaddled in a white sheet in her lap. Both look down at it. A quote overlaid in white text reads “Saving the life of this baby was a miracle and a blessing for my family.” Below are the words “Amino Bashir, 25, Ethiopia.” A white UNFPA logo is in the top right corner. The words “Humanitarian Thematic Fund” are overlaid in the bottom right corner.
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Thank you #NewZealand 🇳🇿 for your generous contributions to support thousands of lives of women & girls across our region, particularly in Cox’s Bazar, Afghanistan, and the Pacific Islands.
During my meetings in Wellington, I thanked @MFATNZ officials for their continued support in enabling and empowering women & girls across #AsiaPacific to make informed choices about their health and well-being.
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Congrats to @columbia_rita on her appointment by @UN chief @antonioguterres to lead the @1UN_MK team!
We look forward to working with her and her team to advance this Decade of Action #ForPeopleForPlanet.
⏩bit.ly/RitaColumbia
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A @EU_Commission @UNITAID @UNFPA partnership, the SafeBirth Africa Project will help end postpartum hemorrhage during childbirth. @UNFPA_AARO joins the lead to further strengthen implementation of AUC_CARMMA, the Campaign for Accelerated Reduction of Maternal Mortality in Africa.
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📢Publication - Progress on the Sustainable Development Goals: The gender snapshot 2024, highlights new #data and evidence on #genderequality trends and gaps.
It finds that the world is still falling short on its commitments to #women & #girls. Read: unf.pa/gsn
If we are to safeguard the health, wellbeing and rights of women and girls, we must illuminate the shadows where they lie.
See new #GenderData in the 2024 Gender Snapshot report: unf.pa/gsn
#GlobalGoals
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Wonderful meeting #NewZealand's Minister for #Women, Nicola Grigg at her office in the Parliament, where she truly walks the talk!
We discussed how we can broaden @UNFPA's partnership with New Zealand in advancing #genderequality across Asia-Pacific to empower more women and girls to uphold their sexual and reproductive health and rights and fulfill their fullest potential.
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On World Patient Safety Day @UNFPA Mobile Gynaecological Teams in #Ukraine shared their insights on patient safety and its importance.
#SafeBirth #SRHR4ALL #SafetyFirst
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Asante sana @ummymwalimu - we value our long-standing partnership with Tanzanian and the ministry of health in particular. We appreciate your open and transparent engagement in dialogue that enriches us all
With heartfelt appreciation, we bid farewell to H.E. Mary O’Neill, Ambassador of Ireland to Tanzania @IrlEmbTanzania. Her leadership has brought our nations closer, especially in the health sector. We are deeply thankful for Ireland’s steadfast support, which has significantly advanced healthcare services in Tanzania.
Ireland’s generous contributions, such as to the Health Basket Fund, primary healthcare support, and humanitarian initiatives, have been invaluable. Ambassador O'Neill commitment has greatly improved health services for women and children, addressed human resource gaps, and supported vital nutrition and gender-based violence prevention programs.
As she complete her tenure in Tanzania, we express our sincere gratitude and best wishes for her future endeavors. Kwa heri ya kuonana, Ambassador O’Neill. #🇹🇿🇮🇪
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Interested in a career with the UN?
The Young Professionals Programme (YPP) is a recruitment initiative for highly qualified young people.
Applications for the 2024 Young Professionals Programme Exams are now open: careers.un.org/ypp?language=… @UN_Careers
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A Vous Le Merci, Excellence @Marc_Ben
As we look at Africa's future through the lens of progress and foresight @UNFPA as ever grateful for Canada’s generous and long-standing support.
@CAunionafriEN @UNFPA_ASRO @UNFPA_ESARO @UNFPA_WCARO @UNFPAEthiopia @UNFPA_AARO @AU_HHS
Thanks for your visit H.E. @EpieSaturnin @UNFPA @_AfricanUnion @Eca_OFFICIAL. Canada has been a long-standing supporter, providing needed resources, core funding, enabling the Org. to carry on its life-saving work advancing the rights of women and girls in more than 150 countries
