UNFPA Libya

Publications

UNFPA Flash Update 20 May 2019 - Tripoli Response

Flash Update on the humanitarian situation in Tripoli and UNFPA response as of 20 May 2019.

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UNFPA flash update: Tripoli response

Since 4 April 2019, escalating clashes have affected Tripoli and surrounding areas in Libya leaving hundreds of thousands of women in need of humanitarian assistance.

State of World Population Report

Unfinished Business: the pursuit of rights and choices for all

This year’s State of the World Population (SWOP) report comes at the 50th anniversary of the creation of UNFPA, the UN agency for sexual and reproductive health, and the 25th...

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Humanitarian Action Overview 2019

The year 2018 was another challenging period for millions of women and girls whose lives have been upended by conflict, hazards, pandemics and displacement. A staggering 136 millio...

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Gender Justice & the Law: Libya

UNFPA, in partnership with UNDP, UN Women, and ESCWA, has conducted a study on Gender Justice and the Law in the Arab States region to provide a comprehensive assessment of la...

State of World Population Report

State of World Population 2018

Not so long ago, most people had large families: five children, on average. Where once there was one global fertility rate, today there are many, with differences wider than at any...

Annual Report

UNFPA Annual Report 2017

Year on year, millions of women and adolescents in 155 countries and territories have been progressively able to exercise their sexual and reproductive health and rights. This is i...

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Libyan Youth Today: Opportunities and Challenges

Libya has witnessed unprecedented youth momentum in terms of size and proportion, which presents a unique opportunity to invest in peace and development efforts. This is all the mo...

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Population aging and policy options in the Arab region

The number of older people is growing fast in the Arab Region. According to the UN Population Division, the region’s population aged 60 and older (60+) is going to almost dou...