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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 point in human history
SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH FACT SHEETS - 2018
The "Mongolian Sustainable Development Vision-2030”, was endorsed by the Resolution #19 of the Great State Hural of Mongolia (The Parliament of Mongolia), on 19th February 2016. The sexual and reproductive health and rights-related objectives and indicators were articulated
Breaking the silence for equality: 2017 National Study on Gender-based Violence in Mongolia
Up until now, very little has been known about the prevalence and patterns of gender-based violence in Mongolia. Hence, there has been a real need for evidence to learn more about the prevalence, causes and consequences of gender-based violence, and in particular to inform policy directions. To address this lack of data, UNFPA Mongolia and NSO conducted a nationwide study on the prevalence of violence against women – Breaking the Silence for Equality: 2017 National Study on Gender-based Violence in Mongolia. This is the first large-scale quantitative and qualitative study on this topic that has ever been conducted in Mongolia.
2017 UNFPA Mongolia Annual Report: Our best year yet!
Download and read about our achievements in our 2017 Annual Report.
Policy brief: making universal health coverage work for women and young people
This report reviews access to sexual and reproductive health services in six Asia-Pacific nations to analyse progress, identify gaps and recommend ways forward to strengthen and further develop Universal Health Coverage, sexual and reproductive health policies and health financing reforms.
Universal health coverage for sexual and reproductive health in Asia-Pacific
Achieving Universal Health Coverage cannot be fulfilled without ensuring universal access to sexual and reproductive health services, including for family planning.
SAVING LIVES, SAVING MONEY: Financing Family Planning Commodities in Mongolia
Providing family planning services is one of the most cost-effective investments governments can make to improve health and promote economic development. In Mongolia, increasing the investments on contraceptive commodities could avoid thousands of unnecessary deaths and morbidities – and in turn, it could avert almost $7.5 million dollars spent on direct healthcare costs.
2017 National Study on Gender based violence in Mongolia
We have the pleasure to present the report of the very first nation-wide survey on gender-based violence, using internationally recognized methodologies. The research has been carried out by the National Statistics Office (NSO) with technical assistance by UNFPA. Given the highly sensitive nature of the subject-matter, the survey has been conducted under the name “Women’s life health and life experience”.
More UNFPA Mongolia Country Programme Action Plan (CPAP)
The Standard Basic Assistance Agreement (SBAA) concluded between the Government of Mongolia and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) dated 28 September 1976 (the “Basic Agreement”) mutatis mutandis and the exchange of the letters between the Government of Mongolia and UNFPA in 1992 apply to the activities and personnel of UNFPA in Mongolia. This CPAP together with nay work plan concluded hereunder, which shall form part of this CPAP and is incorporated herein by reference, constitutes the project document as referred to in the Basic Agreement. References in the Basic Agreement to “Executing Agency” shall be deemed to refer to “Implementing Partner” as such term is defined in the Financial Regulations of UNFPA and used in this CPAP and any work plans concluded hereunder.