Newsletter N°15September - December - 2018 |
EDITORIALDr. Rym Fayala, UNFPA Tunisia Assistant representative |
As a part of its mandate and transformational 2030 goals of zero preventable maternal deaths, zero Family planning unmet needs and zero violence against women and girls, UNFPA continues to support Tunisia in its advocacy programs to fulfill sexual and reproductive health and rights, combating violence against women and analyzing population dynamics. The national and regional reviews of the ICPD at the end of 2018, provided an opportunity for Tunisia in Accra and Beirut to renew its commitment to the Cairo Conference Action Plan and its link with the SDGs. The last period of 2018, was marked by the validation of the maternal and neonatal health strategy for the period 2019-2023, and the validation of the multi-sectoral strategy for adolescent and youth health, both developed under the leadership of the Ministry of Health. As a part of the Moussawat program, throughout 2018, we were able to help more than 1300 women victims of violence (WVV) through the civil society organizations centers and supported the capacity building across the country, of more than 600 actors from the governmental and non-governmental sectors... |
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YOUTHMulti-sectorial Adolescent and Youth Health Promotion Strategy in Tunisia validated Towards the development of a Comprehensive Sexuality Education Program in Tunisia |
SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTHMinimum Initial Service package for reproductive Health (MISP) training workshop New maternal and newborn health strategy 2019-2023 |
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GenderStrategy for the sustainability of WVV’s Centers supported by UNFPA Capacity building sessions for better services for women victims of violence Campaign #Kifek_Kifha |
POPULATION DYNAMICSRegional Conferences on ICPD + 20, 5 years later Population projections at the local level |
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FolderA BETTER KNOWLEDGE OF TRANSGENERPOPULATION IN TUNISIA |
Leaving no one behindSex workers engaged in community work A debate on the SRHrights of migrants in Tunisia A mobile application for a better access to SRH services |
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PartnersATP+ "Horra Wa Faâla" Center forMultisectoral and IntegratedServices for WVV of ADGS |
UNFPA, UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUNDDeliver a world where every pregnancy is wante, every childbirth is safe, and every young person’s potential is fulfilled. |
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