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country

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www.unfpa.org/data/resultsArtificial

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publication.

Allsubstantivecontentwas

reviewed

by

relevant

staff.ORANGEBOOKOF

RESULTSKey

resultsachievedatthe

country

levelUNFPA2025IntroductionTheUNFPA

2025OrangeBookof

Resultsdemonstrateswhatcanbeachieved

whencountriesandpartnersunitearoundashared

visionofa

just

and

equitable

world.

In

ayear

marked

by

complex

global

challenges,

UNFPA,togetherwith

ourpartners,deliveredmorethan600documentedresultsatthecountrylevel.

Each

reflects

not

only

measurable

progress,

but

also

meaningful

change

inpeople’s

lives

and

importantstepstowards

building

resilientandsustainable

systemsforthefuture.Whilethis

publication

captures

awide

range

of

achievements,

it

does

notrepresentthefullscopeofresultsdeliveredbyUNFPACountryOfficesin2025.TheresultspresentedprimarilyhighlightUNFPAsupporttonationalpriorities,asarticulatedincountryprogrammesalignedwithMemberStates’development

agendas.

Theseachievements

weremadepossiblethroughdiversepartnership

modalities,includingcollaboration

withgovernments,civilsocietyorganizationsandUnitedNationsentities.Through

these

partnerships,

UNFPA

has

continued

to

serve

as

a

catalystfortransformative

change.We

are

expanding

accessto

life-saving

services,strengtheningnationalsystems,advancingprogressivepolicies,

and

reaching

those

most

affected

by

humanitarian

crises.

From

policy

reformsto

digitalinnovations,the

resultsshowcased

here

underscorethe

impact

ofsustainedcollaborationandstrategicinvestment.Together,thesestories

and

data

reaffirm

UNFPA’s

commitmentto

advancing

reproductive

rights,

promoting

gender

equality

and

accelerating

progresstowardsthe

Sustainable

Development

Goals.They

highlightwhat

is

possiblethroughcollectiveactionandsharedaccountability,andpointtowardsafuturewhereevery

woman,adolescent,and

youngpersoncanlive

withdignity,choiceandopportunity.Results

achieved

by

UNFPA

Country

Offices

in

otheryearsofthe

UNFPA

StrategicPlan,

2022–2025

canbe

accessed

through

thelinksprovidedbelow.2024OrangeBookofResults2023OrangeBookofResults2022OrangeBookofResults35Algeria43

Oman36

Djibouti44StateofPalestine37

Egypt45

Republicof

Yemen38

Iraq46

Somalia39Jordan47

Sudan40

Lebanon48Syrian

ArabRepublic41

Libya49Tunisia42

Morocco11Afghanistan12

Bangladesh13

Bhutan14

Cambodia15

China16DemocraticPeople'sRepublicofKorea17

India18

Indonesia19

Iran(IslamicRepublicof)20LaoPeople’sDemocraticRepublic21Malaysia22Maldives51

Angola52

Botswana53

Burundi54

Comoros55DemocraticRepublicof

theCongo56

Eritrea57

Eswatini58

Ethiopia59

Kenya60

Lesotho61Madagascar62

Malawi63

Mauritius64

Mozambique65

Namibia66

Rwanda67Seychelles68

SouthAfrica69

SouthSudan70

UnitedRepublicofTanzania71

Uganda72

Zambia73

Zimbabwe23

Mongolia24

Myanmar25

Nepal26PacificSub-regionalOffice27

Pakistan28

PapuaNewGuinea29

Philippines30

SriLanka31

Thailand32

Timor-Leste33

VietNamCONTENTSEASTANDSOUTHERNAFRICA

50ARABSTATES

34ASIAANDTHE

PACIFIC

10127

Haiti128

Honduras129CaribbeanSub-regionalOffice130

Mexico131

Nicaragua132

Panama133

Paraguay134

Peru135

Uruguay136Venezuela(BolivarianRepublicof)116Argentina117Bolivia(PlurinationalStateof)118

Brazil119

Chile120

Colombia121CostaRica122

Cuba123DominicanRepublic124

Ecuador125

ElSalvador126

Guatemala75

Benin76

BurkinaFaso77

Cabo

Verde78

Cameroon79Central

AfricanRepublic80

Chad81

Congo82

Côted’Ivoire83

EquatorialGuinea84

Gabon85

TheGambia86

Ghana87

Guinea88Guinea-Bissau89

Liberia90

Mali91

Mauritania92

Niger93

Nigeria94

Sao

TomeandPrincipe95Senegal96

SierraLeone97

Togo99Albania100Armenia101

Belarus102BosniaandHerzegovina103

Georgia104Kazakhstan105

Kosovo1106

Kyrgyzstan107RepublicofMoldova108

NorthMacedonia109Serbia110Tajikistan111Turkmenistan112Türkiye113

Ukraine114

UzbekistanLATINAMERICAANDTHECARIBBEAN

115EASTERN

EUROPEANDCENTRALASIA

98WESTANDCENTRALAFRICA

74UNFPA

2025ORANGEBOOKOFRESULTSKey

resultsachievedatthe

country

levelASIAANDTHEPACIFICl

PacificSub-regionalOfficel

Pakistanl

Papua

New

Guineal

Philippinesl

Sri

Lankal

Thailandl

Timor-Lestel

VietNaml

Afghanistanl

Bangladeshl

Bhutanl

Cambodial

Chinal

Democratic

People'sRepublicof

Koreal

Indial

Indonesial

Iran(IslamicRepublicof)l

LaoPeople’s

Democratic

Republicl

Malaysial

Maldivesl

Mongolial

Myanmarl

NepalTo

learn

moreabouttheworkandimpactof

UNFPA

inAfghanistan,visit下TwoMidwifery-LedMaternityCareCentres

(MLMCCs)

wereestablishedashospitalwomen-onlycentresinKabulandLogarprovinces.Exclusivelyledandmanagedby

skilledcommunitymidwives,theyreached89,447individuals,almostall

womeninneedof

maternitycare.Over2,500femalefront-line

workersatsexualandreproductivehealthfacilitiesandWomenandGirlFriendlySafeSpacesdeliveredessential

reproductivehealthandpsychosocialsupportservices.Theyreached12.2millionindividuals,of

whom80percent

were

womenandgirls,across

the34provincesofAfghanistan.ThefirstWomen-ledOrganizationStrategyforAfghanistan

wasdevelopedin2025.Itprovidesaframeworktoadvancelocalization

throughmeaningful,equitable,ethicalandsafe

engagementwith

women-ledactorsacrossall

programmelevels.2025AFGHANISTANTheFamilyHealthHouses(FHH)Strategy2026–2030

wasdevelopedin2025,providinga

strategicroadmapforfutureexpansion,quality

improvementandsustainabilityofcommunity-

basedhealthfacilitiesinremoteareas.Astrategy

wasdevelopedtoensuredisability

inclusionbecomesanintegralandsystematic

partofUNFPACountryOffice

work

withpartners,

withanactionplanandindicatorsto

guideprogramming.

ASIA

AND

THE

PACIFIC

9Key

results

achieved©UNFPA

Afghanistan14235To

learn

moreabouttheworkandimpactof

UNFPA

in

Bangladesh,visitTheDirectorateGeneralofHealthServicesapprovedtheimplementationguidelineforthenationalMinimumInitialServicePackage(MISP)

forsexualandreproductivehealthincrisissituations(Bengalitranslation).TheMinistryof

DisasterManagementandReliefincorporated

SRHissuesintotheNationalDisasterPreparednessandResponsePlan(2026–2030),

ensuringemergencyservicesareintegratedinto

humanitarianresponse.TheMinistryofHealthandFamily

Welfareendorsedanddisseminated

theBangladeshNationalFamilyPlanningStrategy2025–2030.Itoutlinessevenstrategicpriorities

alignedtoICPD25+,FP2030and

theSustainableDevelopmentGoals,

withacostedimplementation

plandeveloped

tooperationalize

thestrategy.Bangladeshaccepted211UniversalPeriodicReviewhumanrightsrecommendations,over70

focusedongenderequalityandgender-based

violence.Asystematictrackingmechanism

was

establishedacrossmorethan25ministries.111

facilitiesinprioritydistrictsprovidedsurvivor-centredresponseservices,reaching83,352

womenandgirls

withcasemanagement,

psychosocialsupport,legalservicesandinformation.2025BANGLADESHTwolandmarkordinances–onpreventionofsexualharassmentin

workplacesandeducational

institutions,andonpreventionofdomesticviolence–

wereapprovedbytheAdvisoryCouncil.TheFamilyPlanningStrategy2026–2030forRohingyarefugeeswasdevelopedbytheSexual

andReproductiveHealthWorkingGroup.10

ASIA

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THE

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Key

results

achieved©UNFPABangladesh142356To

learn

moreabouttheworkandimpactof

UNFPA

in

Bhutan,visithttps://

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AND

THE

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112025BHUTANAzero-tolerancepolicyonsexualharassmentatthe

workplace

wasinstitutionalized

withintheRoyalCivilServiceCommission.ThiswasaccomplishedthroughthedevelopmentandimplementationofStandardOperatingProceduresforsexualharassmentpreventionand

responseinthecivilservice,fosteringsaferand

moreinclusive

workenvironments.ByleveragingSouth–Southcooperation,reproductivechoicesexpandedinalow-fertilitycontextthroughtheinstitutionalizationoftheregistrationandclinicalrolloutofcontraceptive

implants.This

wassupportedbyspecializedskills

developmentforgynaecologists,enablinghigh-

qualityservicedeliveryacrossfourkeyhospitals.ThenationalStandardOperatingProcedureon

gender-based

violence(GBV)preventionand

response

wasrevisedtointegratemeasuresaddressingtechnology-facilitatedGBVinemergencies,ensuringacomprehensiveprotectionframework.Multisectoralcoordinationmechanismsforgender-based

violencepreventionandresponse

werestrengthenedandarenowfunctionalin18of20districts,ledbydistrictgovernorsand

implementedincollaboration

withtheWorld

HealthOrganizationandUNICEF.AdraftNationalPopulationDevelopmentStrategy

wasdevelopedtoadvancearights-

based,evidence-informedapproachtofertility,ageing,

voluntaryfamilyplanningand

populationdynamics.TheNationalDataGovernanceFrameworkwasestablishedtostrengtheninstitutionalaccountabilitybyimprovingthequality,availabilityanduseofdisaggregateddatafor

monitoringanddecision-making.Key

results

achieved142356©UNFPABhutan12

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AND

THE

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2025CAMBODIATheNationalStrategy

forSexualandReproductiveHealthandRights(SRHR)2025–2030

waslaunchedin2025,containingcommitments

torights-basedandinclusiveSRHR

addressinggendernorms,climatechangeanddemographicshifts.TheNationalActionPlanonPreventingEarlyMarriageandTeenagePregnancy2025–2030

wasfinalizedacrosssixstrategic

pillars,awaitingsubmissiontotheCouncilof

Ministersforadoption.TheupdatedMaternalandPerinatalDeathSurveillanceandResponseprotocol

wasendorsedandrolledoutnationwide,requiringnotificationofmaternaldeaths

withinthreehours

andstructuredreviews

within72hours.Cambodiabecamethefirstcountryintheregion

toadaptandrolloutthelatestUnitedNationsMPDSRguidance

withinthenationalhealth

system,

with43maternaland117perinatal

deathsreviewed.Domesticfinancingforcontraceptiveprocurementincreased,strengtheningnational

ownershipoffamilyplanning.Over251,700adolescentsand

youthineight

priorityprovincesreceivedadolescent-and

youth-friendlyhealthservices.To

learn

moreabouttheworkandimpactof

UNFPA

in

Cambodia,visithttps://cambodia.unKey

results

achieved142356©UNFPACambodiaTo

learn

moreabouttheworkandimpactof

UNFPA

in

China,visithttps://

ASIA

AND

THE

PACIFIC

132025CHINATheGovernmentofChinaapproved$4.95million

innewSouth–SouthCooperationfundingfornine

UNFPACountryOffices,includingfourprojectstotalling$4millionfor

Afghanistan,Iran(Islamic

Republicof)andPakistan,anda$950,000multi-regionalsexualandreproductivehealth(SRH)projectforEthiopia,theUnitedRepublicof

TanzaniaandUganda.The4thChina–AfricaConferenceonPopulation

DynamicsfacilitatedSouth–Southexchangesandproducedacommitmenttoimprovepopulation

dataandmodelling,usedigitaltoolsforhealthanddemographicpolicies,implementpeople-centredprojects,andstrengthencoordinationforsustainabledevelopmentandpopulationhealth.The“GuidanceManualforHealthCareInterventionsinCasesofViolenceAgainstWomen”

wasfinalizedand

validatedthroughpilotsinHunanandShandongprovinces,establishingstandardizedsurvivorcarealigned

withtheEssentialServicesPackage.Twokeypartnerships

wereestablished:

withPengshuiCountytopilotcomprehensivesexuality

educationprogrammesinpublicschools,andwithSpecialOlympicstopromoteawarenessof

sexualandreproductivehealthamongpersons

withdisabilitiesthroughitsnationalnetworks.ACallforActionon

women’shealth

waslaunched

withAlibabaHealthincommemorationofBeijing+30andICPD+30,initiatingamulti-

stakeholdernetworkforadvocacypromoting

women’shealthacrossthelifecourse.Amemorandumofunderstanding

withtheChinaInternationalDevelopmentCooperation

Agency

wassigned,institutionalizinglong-termcollaborationtoscaleSouth–Southand

TriangularCooperationinitiativesglobally.Key

results

achieved142356©UNFPAChina14

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2025DEMOCRATICPEOPLE'SREPUBLICMidwiferyEducationCurriculumLearningGuides

wererevisedincollaboration

withtheBurnetInstitutetoalign

withInternationalConfederationofMidwivesstandards.Theguidesintroducednewprioritycontentincludingmaternalmentalhealthandrespectful

maternitycare,

withoperationalrolloutscheduledfor

April.TheCentralBureauofStatisticsdeveloped

areferencebookonregister-basedcensusmethodologiesandtrainingstaffto

institutionalizeinternationalbestpractices.Theaim

wastostrengthennationalcapacitytotransitiontowardsmoreefficient,data-integrated

censusmethodologies.MinimumInitialServicePackagetraining

wasexpandedtosevenprovincesandthreecitiesto

strengthenemergencysexualandreproductive

healthpreparedness,buildingtheskillsof74healthcareprofessionals(39females)astrainersandenabling

widercascadetraining.TheMaternalandPerinatalDeathSurveillance

andResponsesystem

wasstrengthenedthrough

technicalreviewsinfiveprovinces,training70healthcarestaffindeathnotification,review,

analysisandresponseplanning.To

learn

moreabouttheworkandimpactof

UNFPA

in

the

Democratic

People's

Republic

of

Korea,visit/data/KPKey

results

achievedOFKOREA©UNFPADemocraticPeople'sRepublicofKorea1324To

learn

moreabouttheworkandimpactof

UNFPA

in

India,visit

ASIA

AND

THE

PACIFIC

152025INDIA

r

sfo–u3sacnueorevmnceroTheMinistryofHealthandFamilyWelfarescaledupsubdermalimplantsandDMPA-SC

(aninjectablecontraceptivesuitableforself-

administration)from9statesto17states,expandingaccesstonewcontraceptivemethodsnationwide.Rights-baseddemographicanalysisinformedthe

MinistryofSocialJusticeandEmpowerment’sdraftpolicyonseniorcitizens,strengthening

attentiontoequity,autonomy,andsocialprotectionforolder

womenandmarginalized

olderpersons.TheAI-enabledJustAsk!platformscaledfrom100,000toover800,000users,generatingmorethan3.2millioninteractionsacross20statesforadolescentsexualandreproductivehealthandrightsandmentalhealthinformation.NationalStandardOperatingProceduresfor

One-StopCentres

wereissued,strengthening

survivor-centredservicedeliveryforgender-

based

violenceresponse.LifeskillseducationundertheSchoolHealth

andWellnessProgrammereached6.4million

adolescentsacross102,929schoolsinBihar,

MadhyaPradesh,OdishaandRajasthan.Key

results

achievedAdolescentFriendlyHealthClinicsexpanded©UNFPAIndia142365To

learn

moreabouttheworkandimpactof

UNFPA

in

Indonesia,visit16

ASIA

AND

THE

PACIFIC

2025INDONESIAThe2025nationaltechnicalguidelinesformanagementofsexuallytransmittedinfections

werefinalizedandsubmitted,providingaunifiedclinical,logistics,partnernotification

andmonitoringframework.Theframeworkinstitutionalizescomprehensive,rights-based

HIVpreventionforfemalesexworkers

within

decentralizedhealthsystems.ThefirstnationallifetableforIndonesia

waspublished,providingage-andsex-disaggregated

mortalityandlifeexpectancyestimatesandestablishinganationalreferenceformoreaccuratedemographicanalysisandsubnational

planningacrosshealth,socialprotectionandeconomicsectors,inline

withthe“leavenoonebehind”principle.Adigitaltooldevelopedtomonitoremergencyobstetricandnewborncare(EmONC)resultedin

over1,070Puskesmas(government-mandated

communityhealthcentres)and92hospitalsroutinelyreportingservicefunctionality,enablingtargetedresponsestocriticalgapsinskills,suppliesandreferralreadiness.Nationaladoptionofanelectroniclogisticsmanagementinformationsystem(e-LMIS)now

enablesreal-timemonitoringofcontraceptive

availabilityacross513warehousesand19,192

healthfacilities,significantlyreducingtherisk

ofstockouts.AMinisterialRegulationonReproductiveHealth

formallymandatesarights-basedapproachto

familyplanning,

withrights-basedprinciplesintegratedintomidwiferycurriculaacross22

nationalreferenceinstitutions.MinisterofHealthRegulationNo.2/2025

was

issuedexplicitlytoaddressfemalegenitalmutilation,

withderivativeregulationsunderdevelopmenttooperationalizefollow-uphealth

servicesforsurvivorsofsexual

violence.Key

results

achieved©UNFPAIndonesia142356To

learn

moreabouttheworkandimpactof

UNFPA

inthe

Islamic

Republic

of

Iran,visit

ASIA

AND

THE

PACIFIC

172025IRAN(ISLAMICREPUBLICOF)TheCombinedCensusmethodologyroadmapwasfinalized,integratingadministrativerecords

fromtheCivilRegistrationOrganization’spopulationregister

withtheAddressRegisterfor

mostdata.Fieldenumeration

wasusedfor20per

centofthepopulationtoaddressdatagaps.An

InternationalExpertsGroup

willprovide

weeklytechnicalbackstopping.Acomprehensiveformalcaretrainingsystemandprotocols

wereintroducedincollaboration

withHelpAgeInternationalandtheMedicalUniversity

ofIran,establishingastandardized,accredited

certificationframeworktoprofessionalizethenational

workforcesupportingolderadults.2,779individualsfromAfghanrefugeeandhost

communities

werereached

withmentalhealth

andpsychosocialsupport(MHPSS)services.Individualandgroupcounsellingsessions

were

providedatMulti-purposeServiceCentresinAlborz,GolestanandTehranprovinces.Nationalguidelinesontheprovisionofsocialservicestopregnantandlactatingwomen,includingcashassistanceinterventions,

weredeveloped

withUNFPAsupportandarecurrently

beingusedbyStateWelfareOrganizationsocial

workers.Approximately50healthfacilitiesinAlborz,Golestan,EsfahanandTehranprovinces,were

equipped

withessentialmedicalequipmentandsuppliesprocuredbyUNFPAtostrengthen

emergencyresponsecapacityattheservicedeliverylevel.TheAge-FriendlyEnvironmentsinitiative

was

scaledto18provincesthroughcross-sectoral

provincialcommitteesandresourceleveraging

bytheNationalCouncilofOlderPersons,significantlyexceedingthecumulativetarget.Key

results

achieved142356©UNFPA

IranTolearnmoreabouttheworkandimpactofUNFPAin

Lao

People’s

Democratic

Republic,visit18

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THE

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2025LAOPEOPLE’SDEMOCRATIC

REPUBLICThe9-25Call

for

Actionincludesninestrategicpriorityareasdetailedin25

concrete

actions,advancingsexualandreproductivehealthanddemographicresilience,andaddressinggender-

based

violenceandchildmarriage.It

wasofficially

endorsedat

the2ndNationalConferenceonPopulationandDevelopmenton1October2025,

solidifyingarights-based,multisectoralapproach

topopulationanddevelopment.ThemSupplylogisticsmanagementsystembecameoperationalandaccessibleacross18provinces,encompassing189locationsincluding

thenational

warehousecentre,fivehospitals,twoprovince-levelpharmacies,andpharmacyfacilitiesatprovincialanddistricthospitallevels.TheDemographicDividendRoadmap2025–2030

wasfinalizedthroughaparticipatoryprocessinvolvingallrelevantgovernmentsectors,providingaclear,actionableandtime-boundstrategytoleveragethedemographic

windowfor

acceleratedsocioeconomicdevelopment.TheOut-of-SchoolComprehensiveSexuality

Education(CSE)Roadmapwasendorsed.Inaddition,theout-of-schoolCSEcurriculumand

facilitator’sguide

werefinalizedandapprovedfor

pilotrolloutbytheMinistryofEducation.Thecountry’sfirstdigitalPopulationandHousingCensusachieveda99.06percentbuildingcompletionrate,coveringnearly3.08

millionbuildings.Comprehensivesexualityeducation

was

integratedintothesecondarycurriculum

alongsidebiologyandpopulationstudies.Key

results

achieved©U

NFPALaoPeople’sDemocraticRepublic142356To

learn

moreabouttheworkandimpactof

UNFPA

in

Malaysia,visit

ASIA

AND

THE

PACIFIC

192025MALAYSIAAgender-basedviolence(GBV)andsexualandreproductivehealth(SRH)literacyoutreachprogramme

wasdeliveredto160underservedcommunitymembers,in