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A world of 8 billion: 8 ways countries can manage demographic change successfully
Later this year, the world’s population is projected to reach 8 billion -- another milestone in the rapid growth of the number of people on this planet. But as the world is preparing to hit this... Read more
Human Development Policies for New Population Dynamics
On the initiative of the President of the Republic of Serbia and in cooperation with the Prime Minister of the Republic of Serbia, UNDP and UNFPA... Read more
European Week of Cervical Cancer Prevention in Serbia
According to the European Information System (ECIS), women in Serbia, with a Cervical Cancer rate of 23.3 per 100,000, are in 5th place in Europe.... Read more
Transforming parental roles: Dads Hub On the Wheels
At the end of May 2021 at the Mikser Festival innovative UNFPA Dad’s Hub concept was launched and soon after it was converted to a completely innovative project Dad’s Hub on the Wheels that was... Read more
“A Sustainable Feminist Recovery”
As the world moves ahead to mark International Women’s Day, the clock on women’s rights is moving backwards. All of us are paying the price. The cascading crises of recent years have highlighted... Read more
Providing support for day-to-day tasks most effective in reducing loneliness in older people, new UNFPA study finds
BELGRADE, 28 January 2022 – Providing tangible support to older people for carrying out day-to-day tasks like grocery shopping is essential for addressing loneliness, according to a new survey ... Read more
Providing support for day-to-day tasks most effective in reducing loneliness in older people, new UNFPA study finds
BELGRADE, 28 January 2022 – Providing tangible support to older people for carrying out day-to-day tasks like grocery shopping is essential for addressing loneliness, according to a new survey... Read more
From “We the Peoples” to “Our Common Agenda” - the Government of Serbia and UN Serbia mark 76 anniversary of the global organization
Strong appeal on more cooperation, green transformation and building upon lessons learned from recent crises including COVID19
Girls work to make gender equality a reality
“I want to encourage communication about menstruation,” said Azra Komarica, a 19-year-old girl from Bosnia and Herzegovina. “It’s still a taboo topic.” Ms. Komarica is part of a mentorship based... Read more
Birth rates dipped further when COVID-19 hit. But it’s time to stop worrying about numbers.
The focus on birth rates misses the point, writes Alanna Armitage on today’s World Population Day. What matters is building countries where people want to stay, live and have families. The COVID-... Read more