UNFPA Pacific Island Countries

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Pacific Regional ICPD Review

In 1994, the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD), in Cairo, initiated a major paradigm shift from a demographic focused perspective of popula...

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State of World Population Report - Motherhood in Childhood

Many countries have taken up the cause of preventing adolescent pregnancies, often through actions aimed at changing a girl’s behaviour. Implicit in su...

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National Study on Domestic Violence against Women in Tonga

This report has been prepared by Dr. Henrica A.F.M. (Henriette) Jansen, Dr. Seu’ula Johansson -Fua , Betty Hafoka -Blake, and Gabriella ...

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Kiribati Family Health and Safety Study

Gender-based violence (commonly referred to as violence against women) both reflects and reinforces inequality between men and women and compromises the health, dignity, securit...

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Swimming Against the Tide

UNFPA Pacific contributed financially and/or techincal assistance towards the completion of the GBV studies in the region and the publication of this report.

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ICPD at 15

There is much quantitative evidence that Pacific Island countries have made progress toward achieving the goals and objectives of the ICPD POA over the past 15 years, but the ...

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Achieving Reproductive Access to Reproductive Health Services & Commodities; and The Pacific Policy Framework 2008 - 2015

Reliable access to contraceptives and other commodities is a fundamental requirement for reproductive health. Yet thousands of women and men in the Pacifi c go without these e...

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Population ageing in the Pacific Islands

This report provides the first overview of population ageing in the Pacific Islands both at the sub-regional level and in individual countries. The report also reviews...

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Solomon Islands Family Health and Safety Study

The evidence which we have seen from this report on the Family Health & Safety Study challenges this conception. Two out of three women aged between 15 a...