United Nations Population Fund

United Nations organization

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2020 The United Kingdom imposed an 85% aid cut to UNFPA due to the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
2017 Natalia Kanem from Panama becomes the fifth Executive Director of UNFPA, continuing to lead the organization at the time of this record.
April 2017 Trump administration announced cutting off funding to UNFPA, claiming the organization supports coercive abortion programs, which UNFPA refuted.
2016 UNFPA received total contributions of $848 million, including $353 million for core resources and $495 million for specific programs and initiatives.
2015 During the UNDP/UNFPA/UNOPS Executive Board meeting, the U.S. delegation observed and commended UNFPA's rights-based programming in China.
September 2015 The 193 UN member states unanimously adopted the Sustainable Development Goals, a comprehensive set of 17 goals aimed at transforming the world over the next 15 years, addressing issues like poverty, discrimination, abuse, preventable deaths, and environmental destruction.
January 2011 Babatunde Osotimehin assumed leadership of UNFPA, becoming the organization's head and leading its global population and reproductive health efforts.

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