UNFPA - United Nations Population Fund (Namibia)
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Office:
Namibia
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Address:
UN House, 38 - 44 Stein Street Klein Windhoek
Website:
namibia.unfpa.org/
E-mail(s):
namwi@unhcr.org
Contact person:
Belinda vries, Program secretary
Phone:
+264612046500
Sectors:
Gender, Health, Human Rights
Types:
Multilateral
Status:
Active
Description
UNFPA Namibia
A politically stable upper middle-income country, Namibia faces continuing challenges. HIV and sexually transmitted infections rates are high, and maternal mortality and the unmet need for family planning have risen. Since 1972, UNFPA supports strengthening sexual and reproductive health services, promoting gender equality and bolstering national capacities to prevent and respond to gender-based violence. Programmes help expand high-quality, emergency obstetric and newborn care and family planning services. UNFPA also encourages young people to advocate for sexual and reproductive care and forge links to HIV services. It also helps to produce high-quality demographic data.
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