TOWARDSTHREE ZEROSBY 2030UNFPA has set out to achieve three world-changing results by 2030: Zero unmet need for family planning, zero preventable maternal death, and zero gender-based violence, including harmful practices like child marriage and female genital mutilation.
The organization’s 2018-2021 strategic
plan charted the path towards
realizing these goals, which were
resoundingly endorsed by thousands
of delegates from governments,
grassroots organizations, development
agencies and private sector partners
at the Nairobi Summit on ICPD25.
The Summit, held in November 2019,
secured more than 1,250 concrete
commitments and billions of dollars in
support of these transformative goals.
There are already encouraging signs
of progress, with many countries
advancing on their commitments, and
with UNFPA’s programmes continuing
to deliver for millions of the most
vulnerable women and girls. But
progress towards the three zeros is
also facing its fi rst major stumbling
block: The COVID-19 pandemic, an
unprecedented public health crisis that
has strained health systems, disrupted
supply chains, and driven many
programmes and services to a halt.
This snapshot of progress in 2019
gives a view of the organization’s
work before the impacts of the
pandemic were felt, underlining what
can be achieved with global solidarity
and resolve.
United Nations Population Fund605 Third AvenueNew York, NY 101581-212-297-5000
www.unfpa.org @unfpa
Photos front and back cover: ©UNFPAEnsuring rights and choices for all since 1969
Top 20 Donors Non-core Resources2
$US
United Nations and inter-organizational transfers
262,468,954
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
189,030,932
Canada 95,839,630
Sweden 80,887,255
Netherlands 51,908,165
Denmark 46,493,128
European Commission
43,059,182
Norway 23,243,278
Bangladesh 17,000,000
Switzerland 13,870,248
Japan 13,371,371
Russian Federation 12,269,313
Australia 10,892,456
Luxembourg 9,935,026
Italy 9,354,138
Guatemala 8,409,448
Germany 8,040,591
Burkina Faso 8,000,000
Republic of Korea 7,153,387
Malawi 7,103,158
Top 20 DonorsCore Resources1
UNFPA is funded from voluntary contributions that fall into two distinct categories: 1 Core contributions (also referred to as “regular”, “unearmarked” or “unrestricted” contributions),
represent resources that are unrestricted as to their use;2 Non-core contributions (also referred to as “other”, “earmarked” or “restricted” contributions),
represent resources that are earmarked as to their use. All fi gures are provisional as of 15 April 2020.
$US
Norway 62,010,062
Sweden 61,728,079
Denmark 45,348,039
Germany 36,953,590
Netherlands 36,666,667
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
25,959,018
Finland 21,722,222
Japan 17,964,819
Switzerland 16,210,740
Canada 11,428,571
Belgium 10,273,973
Australia 6,571,835
New Zealand 4,098,361
Ireland 3,901,895
Luxembourg 3,337,041
Italy 2,254,791
China 1,600,000
France 1,251,422
Spain 550,055
India 502,842
ZEROUNFPA IN 2019GLOBAL HIGHLIGHTS©UNFPA/Adrian Ibañez
TOWARDSTHREE ZEROSBY 2030UNFPA has set out to achieve three world-changing results by 2030: Zero unmet need for family planning, zero preventable maternal death, and zero gender-based violence, including harmful practices like child marriage and female genital mutilation.
The organization’s 2018-2021 strategic
plan charted the path towards
realizing these goals, which were
resoundingly endorsed by thousands
of delegates from governments,
grassroots organizations, development
agencies and private sector partners
at the Nairobi Summit on ICPD25.
The Summit, held in November 2019,
secured more than 1,250 concrete
commitments and billions of dollars in
support of these transformative goals.
There are already encouraging signs
of progress, with many countries
advancing on their commitments, and
with UNFPA’s programmes continuing
to deliver for millions of the most
vulnerable women and girls. But
progress towards the three zeros is
also facing its fi rst major stumbling
block: The COVID-19 pandemic, an
unprecedented public health crisis that
has strained health systems, disrupted
supply chains, and driven many
programmes and services to a halt.
This snapshot of progress in 2019
gives a view of the organization’s
work before the impacts of the
pandemic were felt, underlining what
can be achieved with global solidarity
and resolve.
United Nations Population Fund605 Third AvenueNew York, NY 101581-212-297-5000
www.unfpa.org @unfpa
Photos front and back cover: ©UNFPAEnsuring rights and choices for all since 1969
Top 20 Donors Non-core Resources2
$US
United Nations and inter-organizational transfers
262,468,954
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
189,030,932
Canada 95,839,630
Sweden 80,887,255
Netherlands 51,908,165
Denmark 46,493,128
European Commission
43,059,182
Norway 23,243,278
Bangladesh 17,000,000
Switzerland 13,870,248
Japan 13,371,371
Russian Federation 12,269,313
Australia 10,892,456
Luxembourg 9,935,026
Italy 9,354,138
Guatemala 8,409,448
Germany 8,040,591
Burkina Faso 8,000,000
Republic of Korea 7,153,387
Malawi 7,103,158
Top 20 DonorsCore Resources1
UNFPA is funded from voluntary contributions that fall into two distinct categories: 1 Core contributions (also referred to as “regular”, “unearmarked” or “unrestricted” contributions),
represent resources that are unrestricted as to their use;2 Non-core contributions (also referred to as “other”, “earmarked” or “restricted” contributions),
represent resources that are earmarked as to their use. All fi gures are provisional as of 15 April 2020.
$US
Norway 62,010,062
Sweden 61,728,079
Denmark 45,348,039
Germany 36,953,590
Netherlands 36,666,667
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
25,959,018
Finland 21,722,222
Japan 17,964,819
Switzerland 16,210,740
Canada 11,428,571
Belgium 10,273,973
Australia 6,571,835
New Zealand 4,098,361
Ireland 3,901,895
Luxembourg 3,337,041
Italy 2,254,791
China 1,600,000
France 1,251,422
Spain 550,055
India 502,842
ZEROUNFPA IN 2019GLOBAL HIGHLIGHTS©UNFPA/Adrian Ibañez
TOWARDSTHREE ZEROSBY 2030UNFPA has set out to achieve three world-changing results by 2030: Zero unmet need for family planning, zero preventable maternal death, and zero gender-based violence, including harmful practices like child marriage and female genital mutilation.
The organization’s 2018-2021 strategic
plan charted the path towards
realizing these goals, which were
resoundingly endorsed by thousands
of delegates from governments,
grassroots organizations, development
agencies and private sector partners
at the Nairobi Summit on ICPD25.
The Summit, held in November 2019,
secured more than 1,250 concrete
commitments and billions of dollars in
support of these transformative goals.
There are already encouraging signs
of progress, with many countries
advancing on their commitments, and
with UNFPA’s programmes continuing
to deliver for millions of the most
vulnerable women and girls. But
progress towards the three zeros is
also facing its fi rst major stumbling
block: The COVID-19 pandemic, an
unprecedented public health crisis that
has strained health systems, disrupted
supply chains, and driven many
programmes and services to a halt.
This snapshot of progress in 2019
gives a view of the organization’s
work before the impacts of the
pandemic were felt, underlining what
can be achieved with global solidarity
and resolve.
United Nations Population Fund605 Third AvenueNew York, NY 101581-212-297-5000
www.unfpa.org @unfpa
Photos front and back cover: ©UNFPAEnsuring rights and choices for all since 1969
Top 20 Donors Non-core Resources2
$US
United Nations and inter-organizational transfers
262,468,954
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
189,030,932
Canada 95,839,630
Sweden 80,887,255
Netherlands 51,908,165
Denmark 46,493,128
European Commission
43,059,182
Norway 23,243,278
Bangladesh 17,000,000
Switzerland 13,870,248
Japan 13,371,371
Russian Federation 12,269,313
Australia 10,892,456
Luxembourg 9,935,026
Italy 9,354,138
Guatemala 8,409,448
Germany 8,040,591
Burkina Faso 8,000,000
Republic of Korea 7,153,387
Malawi 7,103,158
Top 20 DonorsCore Resources1
UNFPA is funded from voluntary contributions that fall into two distinct categories: 1 Core contributions (also referred to as “regular”, “unearmarked” or “unrestricted” contributions),
represent resources that are unrestricted as to their use;2 Non-core contributions (also referred to as “other”, “earmarked” or “restricted” contributions),
represent resources that are earmarked as to their use. All fi gures are provisional as of 15 April 2020.
$US
Norway 62,010,062
Sweden 61,728,079
Denmark 45,348,039
Germany 36,953,590
Netherlands 36,666,667
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
25,959,018
Finland 21,722,222
Japan 17,964,819
Switzerland 16,210,740
Canada 11,428,571
Belgium 10,273,973
Australia 6,571,835
New Zealand 4,098,361
Ireland 3,901,895
Luxembourg 3,337,041
Italy 2,254,791
China 1,600,000
France 1,251,422
Spain 550,055
India 502,842
ZEROUNFPA IN 2019GLOBAL HIGHLIGHTS©UNFPA/Adrian Ibañez
PROGRESS TOWARDS ZERO PreventableMaternal Deaths
PROGRESS TOWARDS ZERO Gender-based Violence and Harmful Practices
PROGRESS TOWARDS ZERO Unmet Need for Family Planning
TODAY TARGET 2030
9Per cent of women worldwide who want to prevent or delay pregnancy but are not using contraception
0
TODAY TARGET 2030
211Number of maternal deaths per 100,000 live births worldwide 0
ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2019
Estimated maternal deaths avertedas a result of contraceptives supplied by UNFPA
47,272
Health facilities that provided emergency obstetric carein humanitarian and fragile settings (46 countries)
3,460
Estimated number of midwives trained or educated with support from UNFPA(32 countries)
21,000
Revenue and Expenses 2019*
* All fi gures are provisional, subject to external audit and, as a result of rounding, may not add up to the totals.
REVENUE US$ millions
Core resources
Contributions to core resources 373.5
Other revenue 90.4
Total core resources revenue 463.9
Non–core resources
Contributions to non-core resources, gross
996.7
Less: refunds to donors (7.9)
Less: indirect costs (52.9)
Less: allowance for doubtful contributions receivable
(5.6)
Other revenue 15.0
Total non-core resources revenue 945.3
TOTAL REVENUE 1,409.2
EXPENSES US$ millions
Core resources
Country programmes, Global and Regional Interventions and other programme activities
222.7
Institutional budget 166.6
Corporate 29.0
Total core resources expenses 418.3
Non–core resources
Country programmes, Global and Regional Interventions and other programme activities
711.1
Corporate 0.8
Total non-core resources expenses 711.9
TOTAL EXPENSES 1,130.2
©UNFPA ©UNFPA/Dina Oganova ©UNFPA©UNFPA/Tomislav Georgiev
ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2019GLOBAL IMPACT OF CONTRACEPTIVES SUPPLIED BY UNFPA*
Unintended pregnancies prevented 14,071,023Unsafe abortions averted 3,904,568CONTRACEPTIVES SUPPLIED BY UNFPA
Male condoms 1,290,742,416Female condoms 15,967,910Oral contraceptives(monthly cycles of the pill) 66,612,288
Doses of injectables 47,002,400Implants 9,886,210Intrauterine devices 2,192,133Emergency contraceptives 2,916,833
* Estimate
ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2019
Women and girls subjected to violence who had access to medicalor psychological support services
763,616
Girls who received child marriage-prevention or protection services 2,550,290Girls and women who accessed services to prevent or address the impact of female genital mutilation
336,777
TODAY TARGET 2030
18Per cent of ever partnered women and girls ages 15 or older worldwide subjected to physical, sexual or psychological violence by a current or former partner in past 12 months
0
4.1MNumber of girls worldwide subjected to female genital mutilation annually 0
12MNumber of girls worldwide who are subjected to child marriage annually 0
PROGRESS TOWARDS ZERO PreventableMaternal Deaths
PROGRESS TOWARDS ZERO Gender-based Violence and Harmful Practices
PROGRESS TOWARDS ZERO Unmet Need for Family Planning
TODAY TARGET 2030
9Per cent of women worldwide who want to prevent or delay pregnancy but are not using contraception
0
TODAY TARGET 2030
211Number of maternal deaths per 100,000 live births worldwide 0
ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2019
Estimated maternal deaths avertedas a result of contraceptives supplied by UNFPA
47,272
Health facilities that provided emergency obstetric carein humanitarian and fragile settings (46 countries)
3,460
Estimated number of midwives trained or educated with support from UNFPA(32 countries)
21,000
Revenue and Expenses 2019*
* All fi gures are provisional, subject to external audit and, as a result of rounding, may not add up to the totals.
REVENUE US$ millions
Core resources
Contributions to core resources 373.5
Other revenue 90.4
Total core resources revenue 463.9
Non–core resources
Contributions to non-core resources, gross
996.7
Less: refunds to donors (7.9)
Less: indirect costs (52.9)
Less: allowance for doubtful contributions receivable
(5.6)
Other revenue 15.0
Total non-core resources revenue 945.3
TOTAL REVENUE 1,409.2
EXPENSES US$ millions
Core resources
Country programmes, Global and Regional Interventions and other programme activities
222.7
Institutional budget 166.6
Corporate 29.0
Total core resources expenses 418.3
Non–core resources
Country programmes, Global and Regional Interventions and other programme activities
711.1
Corporate 0.8
Total non-core resources expenses 711.9
TOTAL EXPENSES 1,130.2
©UNFPA ©UNFPA/Dina Oganova ©UNFPA©UNFPA/Tomislav Georgiev
ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2019GLOBAL IMPACT OF CONTRACEPTIVES SUPPLIED BY UNFPA*
Unintended pregnancies prevented 14,071,023Unsafe abortions averted 3,904,568CONTRACEPTIVES SUPPLIED BY UNFPA
Male condoms 1,290,742,416Female condoms 15,967,910Oral contraceptives(monthly cycles of the pill) 66,612,288
Doses of injectables 47,002,400Implants 9,886,210Intrauterine devices 2,192,133Emergency contraceptives 2,916,833
* Estimate
ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2019
Women and girls subjected to violence who had access to medicalor psychological support services
763,616
Girls who received child marriage-prevention or protection services 2,550,290Girls and women who accessed services to prevent or address the impact of female genital mutilation
336,777
TODAY TARGET 2030
18Per cent of ever partnered women and girls ages 15 or older worldwide subjected to physical, sexual or psychological violence by a current or former partner in past 12 months
0
4.1MNumber of girls worldwide subjected to female genital mutilation annually 0
12MNumber of girls worldwide who are subjected to child marriage annually 0
PROGRESS TOWARDS ZERO PreventableMaternal Deaths
PROGRESS TOWARDS ZERO Gender-based Violence and Harmful Practices
PROGRESS TOWARDS ZERO Unmet Need for Family Planning
TODAY TARGET 2030
9Per cent of women worldwide who want to prevent or delay pregnancy but are not using contraception
0
TODAY TARGET 2030
211Number of maternal deaths per 100,000 live births worldwide 0
ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2019
Estimated maternal deaths avertedas a result of contraceptives supplied by UNFPA
47,272
Health facilities that provided emergency obstetric carein humanitarian and fragile settings (46 countries)
3,460
Estimated number of midwives trained or educated with support from UNFPA(32 countries)
21,000
Revenue and Expenses 2019*
* All fi gures are provisional, subject to external audit and, as a result of rounding, may not add up to the totals.
REVENUE US$ millions
Core resources
Contributions to core resources 373.5
Other revenue 90.4
Total core resources revenue 463.9
Non–core resources
Contributions to non-core resources, gross
996.7
Less: refunds to donors (7.9)
Less: indirect costs (52.9)
Less: allowance for doubtful contributions receivable
(5.6)
Other revenue 15.0
Total non-core resources revenue 945.3
TOTAL REVENUE 1,409.2
EXPENSES US$ millions
Core resources
Country programmes, Global and Regional Interventions and other programme activities
222.7
Institutional budget 166.6
Corporate 29.0
Total core resources expenses 418.3
Non–core resources
Country programmes, Global and Regional Interventions and other programme activities
711.1
Corporate 0.8
Total non-core resources expenses 711.9
TOTAL EXPENSES 1,130.2
©UNFPA ©UNFPA/Dina Oganova ©UNFPA©UNFPA/Tomislav Georgiev
ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2019GLOBAL IMPACT OF CONTRACEPTIVES SUPPLIED BY UNFPA*
Unintended pregnancies prevented 14,071,023Unsafe abortions averted 3,904,568CONTRACEPTIVES SUPPLIED BY UNFPA
Male condoms 1,290,742,416Female condoms 15,967,910Oral contraceptives(monthly cycles of the pill) 66,612,288
Doses of injectables 47,002,400Implants 9,886,210Intrauterine devices 2,192,133Emergency contraceptives 2,916,833
* Estimate
ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2019
Women and girls subjected to violence who had access to medicalor psychological support services
763,616
Girls who received child marriage-prevention or protection services 2,550,290Girls and women who accessed services to prevent or address the impact of female genital mutilation
336,777
TODAY TARGET 2030
18Per cent of ever partnered women and girls ages 15 or older worldwide subjected to physical, sexual or psychological violence by a current or former partner in past 12 months
0
4.1MNumber of girls worldwide subjected to female genital mutilation annually 0
12MNumber of girls worldwide who are subjected to child marriage annually 0
PROGRESS TOWARDS ZERO PreventableMaternal Deaths
PROGRESS TOWARDS ZERO Gender-based Violence and Harmful Practices
PROGRESS TOWARDS ZERO Unmet Need for Family Planning
TODAY TARGET 2030
9Per cent of women worldwide who want to prevent or delay pregnancy but are not using contraception
0
TODAY TARGET 2030
211Number of maternal deaths per 100,000 live births worldwide 0
ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2019
Estimated maternal deaths avertedas a result of contraceptives supplied by UNFPA
47,272
Health facilities that provided emergency obstetric carein humanitarian and fragile settings (46 countries)
3,460
Estimated number of midwives trained or educated with support from UNFPA(32 countries)
21,000
Revenue and Expenses 2019*
* All fi gures are provisional, subject to external audit and, as a result of rounding, may not add up to the totals.
REVENUE US$ millions
Core resources
Contributions to core resources 373.5
Other revenue 90.4
Total core resources revenue 463.9
Non–core resources
Contributions to non-core resources, gross
996.7
Less: refunds to donors (7.9)
Less: indirect costs (52.9)
Less: allowance for doubtful contributions receivable
(5.6)
Other revenue 15.0
Total non-core resources revenue 945.3
TOTAL REVENUE 1,409.2
EXPENSES US$ millions
Core resources
Country programmes, Global and Regional Interventions and other programme activities
222.7
Institutional budget 166.6
Corporate 29.0
Total core resources expenses 418.3
Non–core resources
Country programmes, Global and Regional Interventions and other programme activities
711.1
Corporate 0.8
Total non-core resources expenses 711.9
TOTAL EXPENSES 1,130.2
©UNFPA ©UNFPA/Dina Oganova ©UNFPA©UNFPA/Tomislav Georgiev
ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2019GLOBAL IMPACT OF CONTRACEPTIVES SUPPLIED BY UNFPA*
Unintended pregnancies prevented 14,071,023Unsafe abortions averted 3,904,568CONTRACEPTIVES SUPPLIED BY UNFPA
Male condoms 1,290,742,416Female condoms 15,967,910Oral contraceptives(monthly cycles of the pill) 66,612,288
Doses of injectables 47,002,400Implants 9,886,210Intrauterine devices 2,192,133Emergency contraceptives 2,916,833
* Estimate
ACHIEVEMENTS IN 2019
Women and girls subjected to violence who had access to medicalor psychological support services
763,616
Girls who received child marriage-prevention or protection services 2,550,290Girls and women who accessed services to prevent or address the impact of female genital mutilation
336,777
TODAY TARGET 2030
18Per cent of ever partnered women and girls ages 15 or older worldwide subjected to physical, sexual or psychological violence by a current or former partner in past 12 months
0
4.1MNumber of girls worldwide subjected to female genital mutilation annually 0
12MNumber of girls worldwide who are subjected to child marriage annually 0
TOWARDSTHREE ZEROSBY 2030UNFPA has set out to achieve three world-changing results by 2030: Zero unmet need for family planning, zero preventable maternal death, and zero gender-based violence, including harmful practices like child marriage and female genital mutilation.
The organization’s 2018-2021 strategic
plan charted the path towards
realizing these goals, which were
resoundingly endorsed by thousands
of delegates from governments,
grassroots organizations, development
agencies and private sector partners
at the Nairobi Summit on ICPD25.
The Summit, held in November 2019,
secured more than 1,250 concrete
commitments and billions of dollars in
support of these transformative goals.
There are already encouraging signs
of progress, with many countries
advancing on their commitments, and
with UNFPA’s programmes continuing
to deliver for millions of the most
vulnerable women and girls. But
progress towards the three zeros is
also facing its fi rst major stumbling
block: The COVID-19 pandemic, an
unprecedented public health crisis that
has strained health systems, disrupted
supply chains, and driven many
programmes and services to a halt.
This snapshot of progress in 2019
gives a view of the organization’s
work before the impacts of the
pandemic were felt, underlining what
can be achieved with global solidarity
and resolve.
United Nations Population Fund605 Third AvenueNew York, NY 101581-212-297-5000
www.unfpa.org @unfpa
Photos front and back cover: ©UNFPAEnsuring rights and choices for all since 1969
Top 20 Donors Non-core Resources2
$US
United Nations and inter-organizational transfers
262,468,954
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
189,030,932
Canada 95,839,630
Sweden 80,887,255
Netherlands 51,908,165
Denmark 46,493,128
European Commission
43,059,182
Norway 23,243,278
Bangladesh 17,000,000
Switzerland 13,870,248
Japan 13,371,371
Russian Federation 12,269,313
Australia 10,892,456
Luxembourg 9,935,026
Italy 9,354,138
Guatemala 8,409,448
Germany 8,040,591
Burkina Faso 8,000,000
Republic of Korea 7,153,387
Malawi 7,103,158
Top 20 DonorsCore Resources1
UNFPA is funded from voluntary contributions that fall into two distinct categories: 1 Core contributions (also referred to as “regular”, “unearmarked” or “unrestricted” contributions),
represent resources that are unrestricted as to their use;2 Non-core contributions (also referred to as “other”, “earmarked” or “restricted” contributions),
represent resources that are earmarked as to their use. All fi gures are provisional as of 15 April 2020.
$US
Norway 62,010,062
Sweden 61,728,079
Denmark 45,348,039
Germany 36,953,590
Netherlands 36,666,667
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
25,959,018
Finland 21,722,222
Japan 17,964,819
Switzerland 16,210,740
Canada 11,428,571
Belgium 10,273,973
Australia 6,571,835
New Zealand 4,098,361
Ireland 3,901,895
Luxembourg 3,337,041
Italy 2,254,791
China 1,600,000
France 1,251,422
Spain 550,055
India 502,842
ZEROUNFPA IN 2019GLOBAL HIGHLIGHTS©UNFPA/Adrian Ibañez