“My life has been very gloomy and cold, but I know my sun will shine.” – Yama Tamang, survivor of the Nepal earthquake.

The European Investment Bank (EIB) and UNOPS signed an agreement on 16 April to work together on key projects around the world in an effort to improve the lives of people in need.

About 15,000 Afghans are set to benefit from more reliable and better access to electricity under a $5 million renewable energy project funded by the Government of Japan.

Around the world, innovative approaches are being developed to support humanitarian aid and drive sustainable development.

Explosive hazards prevent children from going to school, inhibit farmers from working the land and block the safe delivery of humanitarian assistance. Each year they kill or injure thousands of people around the world.

Tuberculosis remains the world’s leading infectious disease killer. This preventable and curable illness claims three lives every minute.*

Speech by Grete Faremo, Under-Secretary-General and Executive Director of UNOPS, at the ​Public Private Partnership for Small Islands ​(P3a) conference, Aruba, 22 - 24 March 2016

UNOPS and Oxford University are working together to support long-term national infrastructure planning for governments.

​Speech by Grete Faremo, Under-Secretary-General and Executive Director of UNOPS, delivered at the session "17 Global Goals - a wealth of opportunity", Copenhagen, 18 March 2016

South Sudan is dying while waiting for peace

Years of being hunted by poachers and a decreasing habitat due to deforestation threaten the survival of Royal Bengal tigers. Here’s how one man's passion for protecting them is helping to save them.

Heavy flooding in North Darfur devastated the area, impacting local health and educational services.