The need for accelerated action to fight the climate crisis is the defining issue of our time. We’re committed to providing the practical solutions needed to help countries prepare for our future climate.

A new project will promote sustainable fisheries, conserve biodiversity, restore degraded landscapes and foster transboundary cooperation.

New electric trolleybuses will help make Quito’s urban transport network more sustainable – improving the quality of life of the population and supporting the country's commitments to climate action.

The Santiago network for Loss and Damage will catalyze technical assistance and boost the capacity of vulnerable developing countries to effectively manage climate-related loss and damage.

In Niger’s Dosso Region, farmers are using solar-powered irrigation systems to boost agricultural productivity.

UNOPS is working with Peru’s Ministry of Health to equip the country with a new fleet of ambulances.

The European Union (EU) and UNOPS are working to improve air quality in North Macedonia with a €10 million project that aims to reduce pollution, protect health, and create greener cities.

Together with the government of Brazil, UNOPS will help bolster local disaster risk management strategies and strengthen the resilience of cities to heavy rains, floods and landslides.

UNOPS is working with Sierra Leone's Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security to build a national food reserve storage and a solar-powered irrigation system.

Launched at the 29th UN Climate Change Conference (COP29), a national circularity assessment toolkit will help countries to measure and implement circularity within the buildings and construction sector.

Together with the government of Sint Maarten and the government of the Netherlands, UNOPS will build a new correctional facility designed with a focus on climate resilience and human rights.