UNFPA issued a public warning concerning looming catastrophic birth outcomes in Gaza, citing hunger, psychological trauma, and a collapse of healthcare, which are exacerbated by ongoing conflict and blockade measures. The statement serves as a call to address the humanitarian crisis impacting vulnerable populations.

UNFPA released a comprehensive brief outlining strategies for a safe and ethical digital future. The document, part of a series of think pieces commemorating the anniversary of the ICPD, emphasizes the need for safety-by-design, user privacy, inclusive technology practices, and robust regulatory frameworks to protect human rights and counter deepening digital inequalities.

UNFPA's supply chain management unit oversees the procurement and distribution of sexual and reproductive health supplies globally. This effort ensures cost-effective, quality products are available in both development and humanitarian settings, supporting family planning, gender equality, and women's empowerment.

UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund, has integrated a detailed guidance document aimed at addressing forced labour and human trafficking in UN supply chains. The document outlines robust measures covering risk identification, supplier due diligence, contractual obligations, regular monitoring and engagement with suppliers to ensure that human rights are upheld throughout procurement processes. This extensive framework reinforces commitments to ethical business practices and the protection of workers’ rights within the UN system.

UNFPA's procurement page details a set of ethical guidelines for sourcing reproductive health commodities, emphasizing transparency, fairness, environmental sustainability, and strict anti-corruption measures. The guidelines also stress supplier diversity and compliance with social responsibility norms, including prohibitions on child labor and unethical practices.