COPENHAGEN – UNOPS has been awarded gold level in the Sustainable Procurement Review by the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS).

On an official visit, UNOPS Executive Director stresses importance of improving the lives of local populations.

When people who inject drugs are supported it can help reduce the transmission of HIV and hepatitis, lower health costs and reduce crime. In Myanmar, thousands of drug-users can access Harm Reduction services — it has made a difference.

The Ministry of Energy’s Rural Renewable Energy Project, funded by UK Aid, will benefit up to 360,000* people in Sierra Leone by using solar energy to tackle energy poverty in rural communities across the country.

Poaching, bush fires and illegal logging have long threatened large parts of Guinea’s forests, but an unlikely group of men and women have stepped up to protect the country’s rich natural resources.

The Executive Directors of UN Environment and UNOPS spoke about the need to expand partnership beyond operations to joint resource mobilization.

Accessing healthcare in rural Myanmar is no easy task. Now, thanks to 82 new rural health centres, it’s getting easier for people to reach the services they need.

Ukraine host country agreement signed on 22 November will enable UNOPS to open an office in the country and streamline its ongoing operations.

Almost weekly, we read of damage and loss of life attributed to cyclones, earthquakes and floods. But what do we learn from these events?​​​

UNOPS receives its second gold level from the world's leading purchasing and supply association.

More than 400,000 people in the coastal district of Batticaloa will benefit from the new facility.

UNOPS handed over the laboratory to the Ethiopian Federal Ministry of Health on 10 November 2016.