Grantee Profile
United Nations Population Fund
Grants to United Nations Population Fund
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$350,000Active Strategy
2010 (Inactive Grant)
Population & Reproductive Health
NEW YORK, NEW YORK — To increase access to reproductive health services among the Pakistani population affected by the 2010 floods.
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$500,000Active Strategy
2010 (Inactive Grant)
Population & Reproductive Health
NEW YORK, NEW YORK — To identify near-term reconstructive needs in Haiti and to support funding for longer term reconstructive efforts.
The MacArthur Foundation awarded United Nations Population Fund $850,000 between 2010 and 2013.
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May 1, 2010 - Info sheet
Reducing Maternal Mortality
MacArthur’s grantmaking to reduce maternal mortality focuses on developing innovative models that can eventually be scaled up, enhancing the skills of health professionals, promoting informed advocacy on issues related to maternal mortality, and research. More
March 11, 2010 - Press release
MacArthur Provides $2.2 Million to Support Long-Term Relief Efforts in Haiti
MacArthur is investing nearly $2.2 million to support long-range needs in the areas of health and communications. More
March 31, 2008 - Speech
“MacArthur and Millennium Development Goal #5,” Remarks by Jonathan Fanton at a UN Dinner Hosted by General Assembly President Srgjan Kerim at the University Club
MacArthur President Jonathan Fanton details the Foundation's support of efforts to reduce maternal mortality and urges other foundations to also work to address the United Nation's Millenium Development Goals. More
February 7, 2008 - Speech
Remarks by Jonathan Fanton Upon Visit of UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon
MacArthur President Jonathan Fanton discusses the Foundation's commitment to UN Millenium Development Goal #5 and applauds Annan's leadership on climate change and non-proliferation. More
November 6, 2002 - Press release
MacArthur Provides $2 Million to Improve Reproductive Health and Rights Of Women and Adolescents
MacArthur has announced four grants totaling nearly $2 million in support of international policy work related to its population and reproductive health priorities. More