UNOPS is working to help more than 14,000 students return to school

The project brings hope to communities affected by the war by rebuilding essential logistics infrastructure.

In collaboration with Novo Nordisk, UNOPS is helping to supply the Mykolaiv Regional Blood Transfusion Station with live-saving medical equipment.

With the government of Japan and local partners, UNOPS is supporting people in Ukraine’s Kharkiv region, who are especially vulnerable to the ongoing conflict amid a cold winter.

UNOPS is working with the Danish government to deliver crucial disaster relief to Ukraine, as the country grapples with the aftermath of the breach of the Nova Kakhovka Dam that triggered widespread flooding.

UNOPS, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark and the Embassy of Ukraine in Denmark hosted a high-level roundtable discussion on rebuilding more sustainable and resilient energy infrastructure in Ukraine.

The first agreement of its kind, the Estonian Center of Eastern Partnership will support public prosecution reforms in Ukraine, contributing to a fair and more open society.

With nearly $1.1 million of funding from the government of Japan, UNOPS procured and delivered medical equipment for hospitals in Kharkiv and Lviv, Ukraine.

The Government of Ukraine’s Ministry of Social Policy, UNICEF and UNOPS have launched a pilot project to protect the health and well-being of babies across the country.

With funding from Japan, a project is addressing an urgent need to replace the State Emergency Service of Ukraine’s obsolete demining equipment.

New medical equipment donated by the Government of Canada will help speed up diagnostic procedures and increase patient safety in Ukraine.

A new project is designed to strengthen community policing and public order in 20 districts in Ukraine.