When women control their own bodies, they chart their own destinies. Funding reproductive health gives women the power to decide what is best for their lives.
Read more: unfpa.org/UNFPA-investment-c…
#InvestInWomen #FundUNFPA
“Ukraine’s maternal health system is under extraordinary pressure. Hospitals are providing care through air raids, blackouts and attacks while facing shortages of doctors, nurses and midwives…” — @UNFPA’s Jacqueline Mahon to @TheLancet thelancet.com/journals/lance…
Mobile teams kept working through last winter’s blackouts, often the only support reaching women near the front line. Shelters, hotlines and safe spaces face the same outages.
UNFPA needs US$ 6.8 million to keep them open this winter.
ukraine.unfpa.org/en/publica…
A fifth winter of full-scale war is coming, with anticipated longer and more frequent blackouts. #UNFPA needs US$ 6.8 million to keep maternity wards, shelters and hotlines in Ukraine running when the power goes out. Winter Needs 2026-2027:
ukraine.unfpa.org/en/publica…
Inaction is a cost the world cannot afford.
Gender-based violence robs millions of women of their dignity and safety, and costs the world $5 trillion a year.
When women thrive, economies flourish. Join @UNFPA: unfpa.org/UNFPA-investment-c…
#EndViolence #FundUNFPA
A boy was born at 2:05 a.m. in the shelter of #Kyiv Maternity Hospital No. 2, during last night's ballistic attack: windows and doors blown out on five floors. No one in the hospital was hurt. No woman should have to give birth through a night like this.
A boy was born at 2:05 a.m. in the shelter of Kyiv's Maternity Hospital No. 2, during last night's ballistic attack: windows and doors blown out on five floors. No one in the hospital was hurt. No woman should have to give birth through a night like this.
Healthcare is a fundamental right and an economic powerhouse.
Investing an additional $79 billion in family planning and maternal health can unlock $660 billion in global gains by 2050.
Read more: unfpa.org/UNFPA-investment-c…
#EndViolence #FundUNFPA
UNFPA in Ukraine retweeted
Today on #WorldHumanitarianDay in Kherson, I paid tribute to humanitarians killed on frontlines. And met Serhii, who lost his leg in drone attack. Recognising their courage, the work goes on in memory of those before us.
UNFPA in Ukraine retweeted
In 2025, the #UkraineHumanitarianFund proved the efficiency of @OCHAFunds in delivering faster, fairer and more accountable humanitarian action.
Thanks to sustained donor support, it reached
👤 0.7M people
👩‍🦽 >90K people with disabilities
Read more: bit.ly/UHFAR2025
On 5 August, humanitarian workers travelling to deliver life-saving services in #Kherson came under attack. Their vehicle was hit and both workers were injured.
In Kherson, mobile teams are often the only way these services reach women and girls.
#Kyiv and the Kyiv region came under increased attacks in the first five days of August.
Attacks that kill civilians and destroy emergency medical capacity violate International Humanitarian Law.
UNFPA in Ukraine retweeted
🌿 A sustainable recovery means investing in people and the planet.
The third chapter of @UN in Ukraine #AnnualReport2025 explores how energy, water, waste management & green finance are supporting Ukraine's recovery
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#RecoveryInAction
UNFPA in Ukraine retweeted
Yesterday, 🇷🇺 attack destroyed @MissionProliska warehouse & office in Pavlohrad, Dnipropetrovsk region 🇺🇦, impacting humanitarian assistance & emergency shelter stocks for war-affected people.
UNHCR & partners continue delivering vital support despite relentless challenges.
UNFPA in Ukraine retweeted
Very pleased with this partnership. Strengthening #HumanCapital and investing in young people is key to #Ukraine's recovery.
Young people are central to #Ukraine’s recovery and demographic future.
At #URC2026, Regional Director @BauerFlorence reaffirmed @UNFPA’s commitment by signing an agreement with Viktoriia Riasna, Ukraine’s Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports, strengthening cooperation on youth well-being, mental health, leadership and economic empowerment.
UNFPA in Ukraine retweeted
Young people are central to #Ukraine’s recovery and demographic future.
At #URC2026, Regional Director @BauerFlorence reaffirmed @UNFPA’s commitment by signing an agreement with Viktoriia Riasna, Ukraine’s Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports, strengthening cooperation on youth well-being, mental health, leadership and economic empowerment.







































