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21 September 2016
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Cargo plane carrying reproductive health supplies arrives in Sana’a
The first-ever cargo plane since the escalation of violence in Yemen, arrived in Sana'a, carrying $200,000 worth of life-saving reproductive health supplies.
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12 September 2016
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Home-based clinics for community midwives
A large number of community midwives have lost their jobs or had their work spaces destroyed as a result of the conflict in Yemen. To address this, UNFPA with the support…
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01 September 2016
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Child marriage on the rise
A recent thematic assessment on child marriage across eleven southern and northern governorates in Yemen shows an increase in child marriage, particularly among girls, following…
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16 August 2016
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As crisis escalates in Yemen, pregnant women need essential care
Pregnant women need essential care
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20 July 2016
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Strengthening reproductive health care in Ibb
UNFPA distributed over $600,000 worth of equipment to meet the reproductive health needs of women and their newborns in Ibb, with the support of the Government of Germany.
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11 July 2016
Press Release
Time to invest in Yemen’s 1.4 million teenage girls
On World Population Day, UNFPA highlights the situation of teenage girls in Yemen and around the world; and the importance of empowering them and allowing them to participate in…
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16 May 2016
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Improving the Clinical Management of Rape Survivors
Sexual violence, such as rape is often heightening in times of conflicts. In order to prevent and manage possible health consequences, rape survivors must have access to…
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28 April 2016
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First ever mapping exercise of gender-based violence services in Yemen
Sana’a 28 April 2016 – UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund, in partnership with INTERSOS and Yemeni Women Union conducted a mapping exercise to identify active…
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20 April 2016
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Helping to expand coverage of reproductive health care in Yemen
Sana’a-20 April 2016 – As the crisis has crippled lifesaving work in most governorates in Yemen, leaving 3.4 million women and girls of reproductive age vulnerable…
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