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.

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.

UNOPS, the African Development Bank and Cities Alliance launched a new paper on providing critical infrastructure services in Africa during the World Urban Forum.

UNOPS is supporting the government of Liberia's efforts to respond to climate-related disasters more effectively and to mitigate their impact.

Across east Africa, the pandemic has strained healthcare systems and brought businesses to a grinding halt. A coordinated approach is supporting the recovery.

UNOPS is working with UKAid to provide around 40,000 people with access to safe drinking water.

A new report co-written by UNOPS provides Ghana with a resilient infrastructure roadmap as the country adapts to climate change.

A new report co-written by UNOPS provides Ghana with a resilient infrastructure roadmap as the country adapts to climate change.

As the population of cities and urban areas in Africa is set to explode in the coming decades, how can we ensure an adequate supply of water for city dwellers?

A road is more than just a way for getting from one place to another – for some communities in South Sudan, it's a lifeline to markets, food and basic services.

In March 2019, Cyclone Idai hit south-east Africa, bringing strong winds and heavy rainfall. When it was all over, a trail of destruction and devastation was left in its wake.

Greater support for farmers in Niger is helping to improve food security, boost local economies and make communities more resilient.