Reports & Resources

This Rapid Gender Analysis provides preliminary information and observations on the different needs, capacities and coping strategies of Venezuelan migrant and refugee women, men, boys, and girls in Colombia.

Abuse and exploitation of women migrating from Venezuela has reached alarming levels, the leading humanitarian organization CARE has found in a snapshot gender analysis at the Venezuela-Colombia border released today.

Challenges to successfully implementing the Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) for sexual and reproductive health persist on the national and territorial levels by different institutional actors, civil society, and the international community.

Comprehensive Sexuality Education promotes the fundamental principles of a young person’s right to education about their bodies, relationships and sexuality. And the full range of information, skills and values to make informed decisions about their health and sexuality.

The deteriorating economic and political conditions in Venezuela have caused a huge humanitarian crisis that has not received as much attention and concern as it really should.

UNICEF and UNFPA signed a collaboration agreement to strengthen their cooperation in response to the humanitarian needs of children, adolescents, mothers and pregnant women in Venezuela.

This Information and Communication Needs Assessment shares a common baseline to understand the information and communication needs of different population groups. The feedback will guide and improve strategies, interventions and tools.

Documenting UNFPA Country Offices efforts to provide integrated services for mental health and psycho-social support to women and girls through a multi-sectoral response in emergencies.

Four leading aid organizations are scaling up operations to assist Venezuelan refugees and migrants in Colombia as the number of Venezuelans displaced in the region passes 4.8 million.