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UNFPA Uganda Annual Report 2022

Counting to Zero

Annual Report

 UNFPA Uganda Country office is pleased to share with you its 2022 Annual Report ‘Counting to Zero.’ This report is a snapshot of the achievements of the Country office on the journey to achieving the three transformative results – ending the unmet need for family planning, ending preventable maternal deaths and ending gender-based violence and harmful practices in Uganda.

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Message from the UNFPA Uganda Representative Dr Mary Otieno

UNFPA Uganda Quarterly Newsletter Issue 1 Quarter 1 2023

Newsletter

The first quarter of 2023 was marked by a sequence of important events. UNFPA continued to work with the government of Uganda and partners to accelerate progress toward achieving the three transformative results of zero preventable maternal deaths, zero unmet need for family planning, and zero gender based violence and other harmful practices.

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The UNFPA Uganda Quarterly Newsletter, Issue No 4 (October- December 2022)

UNFPA Uganda Newsletter Quarter 4 2022

Newsletter

The last quarter of 2022 was very significant with two key campaigns winding up the year; marking the ‘Day of 8 billion’ and ‘16 days of activism against gender based violence’.

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The Second National Family Planning Costed Implementation Plan (2020/21 – 2024/25)

The Second National Family Planning Costed Implementation Plan (2020/21 – 2024/25)

Technical Reports and Document

 The FP-CIP II is a detailed roadmap for achieving the national goals and emanates from her responsibility for, and the necessity to improve maternal and childhealth survival in Uganda. It details the progress, what Uganda is committed to doing, and how Uganda collaborate with partners to achieve these goals.

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The National Family Planning Advocacy Strategy and CIP (2020/21-2024/25)

The National Family Planning Advocacy Strategy and CIP (2020/21-2024/25)

Technical Reports and Document

Uganda’s FP-CIP details the necessary programme activities and costs associated with achieving national goals, providing clear programme-level information on the resources the country must raise domestically and from partners. The plan gives critical direction to Uganda’s FP programme, ensuring that all components of a successful programme are addressed and budgeted for in government and partner programming.

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UNFPA Uganda Quarterly Newsletter, July-September 2022

Right(s) Here: UNFPA Uganda Quarterly Newsletter Issue No 3, July - September 2022

Newsletter

Welcome to the third quarterly newsletter for the UNFPA Uganda Country Office. In this Issue, read how UNFPA Uganda is working with the government of Uganda and development partners to advance the three transformative goals of ensuring zero preventable maternal deaths, zero unmet need for family planning and zero gender based violence and other harmful practices in an effort to attain the Sustainable Development Goals 2030 Agenda. Through advocacy for family planning, more funding has been allocated by the Government of Uganda for Reproductive Health commodities, more maternal deaths are being prevented through improved obstetric care, and more young people are gaining access to information to inform their reproductive health choices.

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State of Uganda's Population Report 2022

State of Uganda's Population Report (SUPRE 2022)

Technical Reports and Document

The State of Uganda's Population Report 2022 calls for the acceleration of the demographic transition through investments to attan a faviourable population age structure for sustainable development as Uganda aims to achieve its Vision 2040 and National Development Plans. 

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Right(s) Here: Delivering Sexual and Reproductive Health Services Amid COVID-19. Issue No.3

Right(s) Here: Delivering Sexual and Reproductive Health Services Amid COVID-19. Issue No.3

Newsletter

In this issue, the spotlight is on maternal health and its impact on the sustainable development agenda.

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mobile app for registration  and follow up of  pregnant women

GetIN Mobile App: For community health workers and midwives to register and follow up pregnant women to attend antenatal care

Fact Sheet

GetIN is a community referral system (mobile and web) to support outreach pregnant women in rural communities in
Uganda.It seeks to strengthen the current community Health Follow-up system and have a positive impact on the maternal
health in Uganda.

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Teenage pregnancy in Uganda and the cost of inaction

Teenage Pregnancy in Uganda: The Cost of Inaction

Fact Sheet

If no action is taken to reduce childhood sexual abuse then teenage pregnancy will continue with 50% of teenage girls at risk each year, about 64% of teenage mothers will not complete primary education level; about 60% of teenage mothers will end up in peasant agriculture work, and annually, more than UGX. 645 billion (181.8 Million USD) will be spent by Government of Uganda on healthcare for teen mothers and education of their children. 

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