At the meeting entitled, "7 Billion: Balance, Rights and Equity" in Yerevan, Armenia
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29/09/2011
In a country where 15 per cent of the population is over the age of 65, UNFPA addresses opportunities and challenges for the elderly in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Video: Rob McBride/UNFPA
29/09/2011
A short film taking a closer look at the UNFPA-supported Senior Citizens' Centre in Belgrade, Serbia.
Video: Rob McBride/UNFPA
27/09/2011
VEVCHANI, former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia - With the world's population on the brink of reaching an historic seven billion people, growth is not evenly distributed. While nearly 80 million people are added every year, many countries - especially in Eastern Europe - are losing population.
With an ageing population and a diminishing workforce, it is becoming increasingly difficult for countries like the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, and others in the region, to provide access to health services and special facilities for the elderly.
United Nations Population Fund is working with governments and key partners in the region by providing technical support at the regional and country level.
Video: Rob McBride/UNFPA
27/09/2011
With the world's population on the brink of reaching an historic 7 billion people, growth is not evenly distributed. While nearly 80 million people are added every year, many countries - especially in Eastern Europe - are losing population.
With an ageing population and a diminishing workforce, it is becoming increasingly difficult for countries like the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, and others in the region, to provide access to health services and special facilities for the elderly.
United Nations Population Fund is working with governments and key partners in the region by providing technical support at the regional and country level.
- Rob McBride/UNFPA
14/09/2011
The video features cervical cancer screening and UNFPA support to the government of Georgia in cervical cancer prevention. This video aired on CNN Worldview.
07/09/2011
68 year old Pavle Lukanoski and his wife of 44 years, Borka, live in Galicnik Village in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. They are the only two people who live in Galicnik year round. Pavle Lukanoski was interviewed by Raquel Wexler of UNFPA Regional Office for Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
17/06/2011
Audio interview of Nargis Rakhimova of UNFPA by Raquel Wexler on the state of midwifery and the maternal health situation in Tajikistan.
13/06/2011
UNFPA-produced video on the midwifery situation in Uzbekistan.
For further information contact Raquel Wexler at wexler@unfpa.org
07/06/2011
UNFPA Regional Office for Eastern Europe and Central Asia launched a Youth At Risk multimedia and advocacy project in May 2011.