To support Jordan’s Royal Medical Services, UNOPS rehabilitated and equipped three critical health facilities with funding from the government of Japan.

Lack of access to electricity limits inclusive growth in Sierra Leone. A new project is helping address that.

Nyara Bridge will increase access to social and protection services as well as improve the efficiency of humanitarian assistance.

A new plant quarantine facility will help increase the export competitiveness of Sri Lankan agricultural products.

Together with the World Bank, UNOPS has opened three new digital X-ray facilities to aid in the early prevention, diagnosis and treatment of tuberculosis.

As cities in Africa continue to grow at a rapid pace, the importance of sanitation services must not be overlooked – we must get it right.

On 15 July, UNOPS will co-host a panel discussion on infrastructure asset management’s role in a sustainable, inclusive and resilient recovery from COVID-19, with the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs. UNOPS Director of Implementation Practices and Standards, Nick O'Regan, will participate in the panel, which is a side event to the High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development.

The start of the COVID-19 pandemic made 2020 an especially difficult year for many people in South Sudan – one that they're still trying to recover from even today.

As the United Nations continued to support COVID-19 response and recovery efforts, a new report published by UNOPS on behalf of the UN system details how 41 UN organizations spent $29.6 billion on goods and services last year.

The Annual Statistical Report on UN Procurement provides data and analysis on the goods and services procured by the United Nations system in support of its operations around the world.