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UNFPA Sierra Leone COVID-19 Situation Report
UNFPA Sierra Leone continues to deliver a comprehensive programme on Sexual and Reproductive Health, while responding to the COVID-19 Pandemic. Our programme focuses on:
- Ensuring the availability of gender based violence prevention and response services
- Sustaining quality Sexual and Reproductive Health services
- Sustaining the supply of modern contraceptives and other lifesaving reproductive health commodities up to the last mile
- Increasing the demand for sexual and reproductive health and gender based violence services
National Male Involvement Strategy for the Prevention of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence in Sierra Leone
The National Male Involvement Strategy adopts a socially transformative approach that seeks to accelerate implementation by encouraging the participation of men and boys as change agents and champions of women’s and girls’ rights, in their families, communities, schools and work places. It goes further to also encourage mitigating conflicts, sensitizing their peers and ensuring survivors receive appropriate services.
Humanitarian Action 2020 Overview
UNFPA, the United Nations sexual and reproductive health agency, appeals for $683 million to provide life-saving reproductive health and protection services to 48 million women, girls and young people, including 4 million pregnant women, in 57 countries affected by conflict or natural disasters in 2020.
UNFPA Sierra Leone - At a glance
UNFPA has been operating in Sierra Leone since 1971 and supports the Government’s efforts to revitalise the health system and promote sexual and reproductive health and rights.
Find out more about the work UNFPA undertakes in Sierra Leone by reading our new 'At a Glance' brochure.
Costing the Three Transformative Results
Costing the Three Transformative Results focuses on new research to estimate the costs associated the global effort led by UNFPA to: (a) end preventable maternal deaths, (b) end the unmet need for family planning, and (c) end gender-based violence and all harmful practices, including child marriage and female genital mutilation.
Icons & Activists: 50 years of people making change
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of UNFPA and the 25th of the ICPD, this book showcases the "change makers" who have made substantial contributions to sexual and reproductive health and rights, and population and development more broadly.
The Maternal and Newborn Health Thematic Fund Annual Report 2018
In 2018, UNFPA's Maternal and Newborn Health Thematic Fund (MHTF) moved into Phase III (2018-2022) of its Business Plan based on three cross-cutting principles: improving equity in access, quality of care and accountability, in line with the three pillars of the Global Strategy for Women’s, Children’s and Adolescents’ Health (2016-2030).
Sierra Leone National Population Policy 2018
The National Population Policy is designed to improve the quality of life for the people of Sierra Leone by ensuring that the sustainable management of population growth is in line with the country’s economic growth, poverty reduction and available resources.
Newsletter: UNFPA Deputy Executive Director visits Sierra Leone
In June, UNFPA Deputy Executive Director, programme Mr. Dereje Wordofa visited Sierra Leone. It was Mr. Wordofa’s first visit to the small West African country, and one which we hoped he will remember fondly.
Read this special newsletter which details his activities during his visit to the country.
Enhancing reproductive health and rights towards sustainable development
This 2018 annual report presents UNFPA's interventions towards achieving the three major goals in Sierra Leone.