The UNFPA GCC office coordinated two resource mobilization (RM) missions to the UAE and Kuwait, in May (between the 3rd and 7th) and June (between the 8th and 11th), consecutively. Both missions were led by a prominent ASRO delegation consisting of Mr. Mohamed AbdelAhad, Director of ASRO, Mr. Asr Toson, GCC Representative, and Ms. Sherin SaadAllah, ASRO's Regional RM and Partnership Adviser.
Migration
The UNFPA GCC area office is now fully staffed. Please check our Opportunities section for updates in future.
Newsletter - Volume I, Issue II
No. of pages : 4
Publication date : 01/01/2012
Author : UNFPA GCC Office
The second issue of the quarterly newletter published in September 2012; focusing on recent youth and regional activities.
The UNFPA GCC Sub-Regional Office in collaboration with the MOH HIV section, and Y-PEER Oman network, will participate in the popular Khareef Salalah Tourism festival, from the 14th to 21st of August 2015. The Y-PEERs use innovative methods like puppet theatre, games, theatre shows, posters etc., to educate the youth. Network members will undertake various topics of concern like HIV AIDS, road safety, drug and environmental issues. Join us there every evening.
UNFPA Sudan
Active in Sudan Since 1973, UNFPA program aims to improve women health and quality of life through availability and quality of reproductive health services.
UNFPA supports efforts to increase access to voluntary family planning, emergency obstetric care and elimination of gender-based violence and harmful practices.
English
UNFPA in Sudan
Publication date : 20/01/2016
Sudan’s health sector is severely underfunded. One quarter of the population has no access to health facilities and only 19 % of primary health care facilities provide the minimum health care package. While 66 % of the functioning rural hospitals can provide basic emergency obstetric and neonatal care, less than half of them provide comprehensive emergency obstetric and neonatal care services needed to save mothers’ lives.
State of World Population 2015
No. of pages : 140
Publisher : UNFPA
Publication date : 27/11/2015
Author : UNFPA
Shelter From The Storm - A transformative agenda for women and girls in a crisis-prone world. We live in a world where humanitarian crises extract mounting costs from economies, communities and individuals. Wars and natural disasters make the headlines, at least initially.
UNFPA, Yangon — A new census report on employment in Myanmar shows that one in five children aged 10-17 go to work instead of going to school. This is 1.6 million children, or 21 per cent of children aged 10-17. The report also highlights a profound gender gap in the country’s labour market.
