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In our continued effort to help strengthen Jordan’s healthcare system, UNOPS will deliver much-needed medical equipment to one of the country’s leading pediatric hospitals.
Together with the government of the Netherlands and local partners, UNOPS is working to enhance Ukraine’s capacity to eliminate the threat of explosive ordnance.
UNOPS is working with the African Development Bank to support a community reconstruction programme in the Central African Republic.
A new project will promote sustainable fisheries, conserve biodiversity, restore degraded landscapes and foster transboundary cooperation.
UNOPS procured vital equipment on behalf of the Ethiopian Pharmaceutical Supply Service (EPSS) that will help strengthen the distribution of healthcare supplies.
UNOPS rehabilitates Homs Grand Hospital, providing a much-needed lifeline for the Syrian people.
UNOPS is partnering with Ethiopia’s Ministry of Health on a new initiative to enhance blood storage capacity across the country.
Together with the European Union, UNOPS is supporting smallholder farmers in Eastern Sudan to build climate-resilience and increase agricultural productivity.
Together with the government of Germany and local partners, UNOPS is working to restore vital public services as Lebanon's capital continues to recover following the Port of Beirut explosion.
The Santiago network for Loss and Damage will catalyze technical assistance and boost the capacity of vulnerable developing countries to effectively manage climate-related loss and damage.
UNOPS Executive Director Jorge Moreira da Silva is scheduled to visit the Middle East, in a six-day visit that will take him to Lebanon, Syria, Occupied Palestinian Territory and Israel.
To support early recovery efforts in war-torn Syria, UNOPS and the UN Population Fund will help enhance access to vital health services in underserved areas of Rural Damascus.
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