In Yemen, heavy rainfalls and other extreme weather events have devastating consequences for both urban and rural communities. Climate-resilient roads offer a lifeline.

Faced with water scarcity, population growth and an overuse of limited natural resources, improved water infrastructure is helping deliver clean water to those most in need.

To address critical healthcare shortages, UNOPS partnered with KfW to train healthcare workers in five facilities across Yemen.

UNOPS and the UN Resident Coordinator’s Office in Yemen are working to scale-up much-needed mine action operations across the country.

Director of UNOPS Multi-Country Office in Amman, Muhammad Usman Akram, statement on the devastating rains and subsequent flooding in Yemen.

The World Bank’s International Development Association approved an additional $120 million grant to further support the second phase of the Yemen Integrated Urban Services Emergency Project.

UNOPS and the World Bank are enhancing road infrastructure to improve access to food and basic services for rural communities across Yemen.

Renewable energy solutions are providing a more reliable source of electricity for millions of people in Yemen – and improving their access to essential services.

UNOPS proudly announces the winners of the latest Project of the Year Awards – an annual internal initiative that celebrates the impact of transformative projects.

With funding from the government of Japan, a newly rehabilitated pharmacy at the Augusta Victoria Hospital in East Jerusalem reopens following extensive upgrades.

Director of UNOPS Multi-Country Office in Amman, Muhammad Usman Akram, spoke at the Eighth Brussels conference on supporting the future of Syria and the region.