To improve health equity in Myanmar, the Access to Health Fund supports the most underserved and vulnerable populations under a rights-based approach. The programme helps bring services where they are needed most, with particular attention to conflict-affected areas. Managed by UNOPS, Access to Health dedicates funding and resources to strengthening Myanmar’s health system for the long term.

LIFT is a multi-donor fund established in 2009 to improve the lives and prospects of smallholder farmers and landless people in rural Myanmar. LIFT is working to ensure that Myanmar's rural economic transformation is inclusive.

Since 2011, UNOPS has assisted Myanmar to manage grants from the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. These grants are helping tackle epidemics in Myanmar by providing people with improved access to prevention, diagnostics and treatment.

The Regional Artemisinin-resistance Initiative has been expanded with a third phase, the RAI3-Elimination programme, which is a $228 million regional grant to accelerate the elimination of malaria in the Greater Mekong Subregion over a three-year period (2021–2023). RAI3E supports increased malaria service coverage for remote populations in border areas and other at-risk populations, as well as case management through health volunteers and strengthening of national surveillance systems.

UNOPS is the Trustee and Contract Manager of the Joint Peace Fund, a multi-donor fund that supports national efforts to achieve a lasting settlement to decades of internal conflict in Myanmar. It provides financial and technical support to all relevant parties and stakeholders in support of an inclusive process.