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UNFPA Supports BNPB-BPS Collaboration on Population Data for Disaster Management
With support from UNFPA, BNPB and BPS will formalize their collaboration through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), expected to be finalized in the... Read more
UNFPA and BKKBN Launch Plan for ICPD Beyond 2014 Review
However, these efforts are not enough, Lutviah pointed out. “Surveys showed that one out of eight teenagers in Indonesia remain in the dark about HIV... Read more
UNFPA Strengthens Commitment in NTT
We remain committed and hope to strengthen our collaboration in the areas of reproductive health, including for adolescents and youth; family... Read more
Beyond MDGs: Indonesia’s Role as Middle Income Country in Addressing HIV and Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
Moving beyond 2015, we need to keep in mind that globally, we are moving toward sustainable development framework, where social, environment and... Read more
Investing in Midwifery Pays
United Nations, New York -- On this International Day of the Midwife, UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund and ICM, the International... Read more
Promise to Youth Remain Unfulfilled, New Report Says
The ICPD Programme of Action provides direction about the policies, programmes and resources that are needed to support adolescents and youth, and... Read more
Sharing the Results of the 2010 Population and Housing Census
At the end of the session, many of the development partners followed up with BPS and Prof. Hull on how to work further in utilizing the Census data... Read more
Advocacy Visit to Papua
Mr. Ferraris reiterated that UNFPA’s comprehensive approach to adolescent reproductive health and HIV prevention will take these issues into... Read more
Empower Rural Women – End Hunger and Poverty
Today, on International Women’s Day, UNFPA renews its commitment to gender equality and human rights and dignity.
Roundtable Discussion on Population Dynamics and Climate Change in Indonesia
As part of Dr. Hayes’ consultancy, on August 2011, Bogor, a Roundtable Discussion was held to give Dr. Hayes a chance to disseminate his report in... Read more