UNFPA Philippines launched Here for Her flagship campaign

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To celebrate this year’s International Women’s Day, UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund in the Philippines, launched the “Here for Her” campaign. The Here for Her Campaign , is a call to action engaging all stakeholders to accelerate the pace in empowering women and girls to realize their rights and full potential. This flagship campaign is launched to promote commitment to end preventable maternal deaths, end unintended pregnancies, and prevent gender-based violence and other harmful practices.

The launch of Here for Her Campaign is on the day of the United Nations’ International Women’s Day with the theme of “Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow.” Achieving gender equality is further challenged by climate change.

“Women and girls are effective and powerful leaders and change-makers for climate adaptation and mitigation. ” shared Dr. Leila Sajii Joudane, UNFPA Country Representative to the Philippines. “Climate change is not gender-neutral. It is a multiplier of existing inequalities and vulnerabilities.

During humanitarian crises, UNFPA leads in upholding the health and dignity of women and girls by preventing and responding to gender-based violence, addressing the delivery of emergency reproductive health kits and ensuring safe childbirth. These efforts are seen in previous calamities, including Super Typhoon Odette (Rai).

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For queries, please contact: Angeli Regala, Communications Analyst regala@unfpa.org.

For donations, see link below.

LINKS FOR REFERENCE:

UNFPA Philippines Donation Page

https://www.unfpa.org/donate/TyphoonOdette

UNFPA-Giving Hero Donation Page

https://givinghero.app/OdettePH-Fundraising

UNFPA-PayMaya Typhoon #OdettePH Response

https://bit.ly/UNFPAPayMayaOdetteResponse

UNFPA-Lazada Charity Store

https://bit.ly/UNFPALazadaOdetteResponse