UNFPA - United Nations Population Fund (Cuba)
Details
Office:
Cuba
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Address:
Calle 18 No. 110, Miramar La Habana, Cuba, Apdo. 4138.
Website:
cuba.unfpa.org/
E-mail(s):
office.cuba@unfpa.org
Contact person:
Rafael Cuesta, Country Representative
Phone:
(537) 204 2491
Sectors:
Gender, Health, Humanitarian Aid & Emergency
Nr. of employees:
11-50
Types:
Multilateral
Status:
Active
Description
UNFPA Cuba
A middle-income country with progressive social policies, Cuba is updating its economic model. Contraceptive prevalence is high, and sexuality education has expanded. But unwanted pregnancies and high abortion rates indicate gaps, particularly among young people. UNFPA cooperation began in 1971. Today it helps incorporate population dynamics in development programmes. It assists in extending reproductive and health care services to adolescents and young adults, while strengthening related national education initiatives. Partnerships with the Government and civil society aim to prevent and address gender-based violence.
Country eligibility
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