> **来源：[研报客](https://pc.yanbaoke.cn)** # UNFPA 2025 Annual Report Summary ## Core Content The 2025 Annual Report of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) outlines the challenges and achievements of the organization during the year. It highlights the complex global environment marked by deepening geopolitical divides, escalating humanitarian crises, and increasing inequalities, which have placed significant strain on the multilateral system. Despite these challenges, UNFPA has maintained its commitment to advancing individual rights and choices, and supporting countries in addressing population trends, inequality, and resilience issues. ## Main Achievements - **41.7 million** women, adolescents, and youth benefited from sexual and reproductive health services. - **260,000 girls** were saved from female genital mutilation. - **14,000 women and girls** living with obstetric fistula received treatment. - **17 million unintended pregnancies** were prevented. - **38,000 maternal deaths** were averted. - **5.2 million unsafe abortions** were prevented. - **11.6 million marginalized girls** were reached with life-skills programmes. - **8.5 million safe deliveries** took place in crisis-affected countries. - **26.3 million women and young people** with disabilities received services supporting sexual and reproductive health and addressing gender-based violence. ## Key Contributions - **Core contributions** totaled **US$538.9 million**, with **US$732.0 million** in total core resources revenue. - **Non-core contributions** totaled **US$873.1 million**, with **US$800.9 million** in total non-core resources revenue. - **Total revenue** for 2025 was **US$1,532.9 million**. - **Total expenses** for 2025 were **US$1,498.0 million**. ## Funding Breakdown - **Core resources**: - Contributions to core resources: **US$538.9 million** - Less: transfer to other revenue for reimbursement of tax charges: **US$6.8 million** - Other revenue: **US$199.9 million** - **Total core resources revenue**: **US$732.0 million** - **Non-core resources**: - Contributions to non-core resources – gross: **US$873.1 million** - Less: refunds to donors: **US$42.2 million** - Less: indirect costs: **US$73.2 million** - Less: allowance for doubtful contributions receivable: **US$25.9 million** - Other revenue: **US$17.3 million** - **Total non-core resources revenue**: **US$800.9 million** ## Regional Budget Allocation (in millions of US$) | Region | Core Resources | Non-core Resources | Institutional Budget | Total | |--------|----------------|-------------------|---------------------|------| | East and Southern Africa | 60.0 | 176.1 | 20.9 | 257.0 | | West and Central Africa | 53.6 | 126.5 | 22.9 | 203.0 | | Arab States | 28.5 | 193.3 | 13.0 | 234.8 | | Asia and the Pacific | 60.0 | 175.2 | 20.7 | 255.9 | | Latin America and the Caribbean | 29.0 | 53.6 | 13.6 | 96.2 | | Eastern Europe and Central Asia | 15.8 | 68.4 | 8.9 | 93.1 | | Global activities | 20.8 | 196.1 | 116.3 | 333.2 | | **Total** | **267.7** | **989.2** | **216.3** | **1,473.2** | ## Top 20 Donors to UNFPA (in US$) | Donor | Contribution (US$) | |-------|--------------------| | Norway | 54,999,639 | | Germany | 40,480,854 | | Netherlands | 36,194,416 | | Sweden | 33,958,675 | | Denmark | 31,442,146 | | Finland | 28,669,725 | | United Kingdom | 21,658,244 | | Switzerland | 17,618,469 | | Canada | 11,296,162 | | Belgium | 10,563,380 | | Japan | 10,312,580 | | Spain | 7,454,128 | | Australia | 5,919,003 | | Ireland | 4,849,138 | | Luxembourg | 3,704,900 | | New Zealand | 3,605,400 | | Iceland | 2,883,852 | | Republic of Korea | 1,930,745 | | China | 1,630,000 | | Russian Federation | 588,882 | ## Additional Funding Sources - **Non-core contributions** included: - United Kingdom: **US$191,454,274** - UN-pooled and inter-agency mechanisms: **US$176,794,863** - Canada: **US$75,044,865** - European Commission: **US$71,916,600** - Australia: **US$53,015,491** - Sweden: **US$48,229,857** - United States of America: **US$47,145,193** - Netherlands: **US$40,491,844** - Denmark: **US$38,783,141** - Gates Foundation: **US$33,948,349** ## Programme and Institutional Budget - **Total for East and Southern Africa**: **US$257.0 million** - **Total for West and Central Africa**: **US$203.0 million** - **Total for Arab States**: **US$234.8 million** - **Total for Asia and the Pacific**: **US$255.9 million** - **Total for Latin America and the Caribbean**: **US$96.2 million** - **Total for Eastern Europe and Central Asia**: **US$93.1 million** ## Key Partners and Collaborations - **Member States** remain the primary funding source, contributing **US$538.9 million** in core resources. - **International organizations** include collaboration with UN funds and programmes, and with financial institutions and global health initiatives. - **Civil society** is a key partner, especially women-led, youth-led, and faith-based groups. - **Individuals** contributed **\$9.7 million**, with **\$7.2 million** allocated to core funds. - **Corporate partners** such as Organon, Reckitt, and Takeda Pharmaceuticals support global programmes and advocate for reproductive health in the workplace. ## Strategic Focus UNFPA has completed its 2022–2025 strategic plan and is now implementing the 2026–2029 plan, which aims to achieve universal access to sexual and reproductive health services and support countries with demographic intelligence to prepare for population shifts. The organization remains committed to advancing rights and choices for all, and to ensuring that no one is left behind. ## Conclusion Despite significant challenges, UNFPA has made substantial progress in reducing unintended pregnancies, maternal deaths, and preventing the spread of sexually transmitted infections. The organization's success is attributed to its adaptability, strong partnerships, and innovative approaches. UNFPA continues to be a vital force in promoting gender equality and sexual and reproductive health globally.