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Self-help groups as a form of supporting women
Hilola Juraeva is a mother of three and she is a member of the self-help group (SHG) established in one of the rural areas of Namangan region.
National Training of Trainers based on peer-to-peer education
Yesterday marked the final day of the training for trainers based on peer-to-peer education organized by the United Nations Population Fund.... Read more
Exploring Islamic Perspectives on Women's Rights: Insights from Al-Azhar University Study Tour
UNFPA recognizes the vital role of faith-based organizations (FBOs) in addressing sensitive issues like gender relations and reproductive health.... Read more
Saving lives of women by tackling Cervical Cancer in Uzbekistan
I was so scared. I cried several days, especially when I read not very patient-friendly information about Cervical Cancer in Internet. My thoughts... Read more
Dr. Nigina Abaszada is the new UNFPA Uzbekistan Resident Representative
Dr. Nigina Abaszada started her assignment as the UNFPA Resident Representative in Uzbekistan and Country Director for Tajikistan from 26th December... Read more
Uzbekistan hosted international conference on strengthening demographic resilience
Tashkent, 28 November 2023 - High-level government representatives, members of parliaments, thought leaders and experts gathered in Tashkent,... Read more
"Tiger heart": The story of a Karakalpak woman raising four children alone
She is from Muynak. She is a hardworker. She has a great patience. Mother of four children. Now a small business owner has started a hostel in her... Read more
Story of Muazzam Sobirova, "Summer school for young demographers" participant
For some, life is an intricate pattern of births, deaths, migrations, and the myriad factors that shape it. Unraveling these demographic threads is a... Read more
Sustainable Development Goals Dialogue on Gender Equality in Uzbekistan
On October 4 of this year, Committee on Women and Gender Equality of the Senate of the Oliy Majlis, the United Nations Office in Uzbekistan and its... Read more
Restitution: New UN Programme to Reduce Preventable Maternal and Newborn Deaths in Uzbekistan.
One of the key goals of the new programme is to increase the survival rate of low-birth-weight babies from seventy-five percent to ninety percent.... Read more