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UNFPA Representative in Haiti leaves country with accomplishments
Saidou Kabore left Haiti as a Representative of UNFPA in the country, leaving achievements.
THE UN IN HAITI IS CONCERNED ABOUT THE INCREASE IN ACTS OF VIOLENCE AGAINST THE POPULATION
United Nations in Haiti condemns the resurgence of acts of extreme violence by armed gangs in Port-au-Prince and Artibonite.
Several individuals and organizations, including UNFPA, honored on International Women's Day
UNFPA Haiti and many organizations honored during International Women's Day.
Statement by UNFPA Executive Director Dr. Natalia Kanem on International Women’s Day 2023
Fundamental right to live free from violence and to have agency over their bodies and lives, both offline and in virtual spaces. UnFPA calls fot that... Read more
A woman dies every two minutes due to pregnancy or childbirth: UN agencies
New data show major setbacks for maternal health in many parts of the world, highlighting stark disparities in healthcare access
A neglected global crisis for women: Nearly 300,000 mothers died in 2020 from preventable causes
Why, then, do almost 800 women still die every day from maternal causes? A new United Nations report answers.
UNFPA distributes food kits to pregnant women displaced by violence in Haiti
Food kits distributed to pregnant women, lactating women and people living with disabilities, by UNFPA in Haiti, on December 23, 2022.
Inauguration of the Asile hospitainer in Nippes, Haiti
Inauguration of the the Asile hospitainer on December 16, 2022. The Ministry of Health, UNFPA and the community are pleased that the Asile... Read more
Modernization of the emergency services of the University Hospital of Port-au-Prince for a better response in intensive care of surgical emergencies
Inauguration of the renovated ambulatory emergency services, operating room and laboratory of the University Hospital “la Paix” in Port-au-Prince, on... Read more
Continue to always save lives in Haiti and in emergency situations
The Asile hospitainer takes care of obstetric emergencies despite the unstable context