Promoting sustainable procurement in the UN
Promoting sustainable procurement in the UN
The United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS)
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Rethinking development: Can health centres be power stations?
Renewable energy has long been heralded as the solution for providing hard-to-reach communities with electricity. But how can we ensure that it’s… -
UNOPS-managed EU-IGAD programme highlighted at Paris Peace Forum
The European Union-Intergovernmental Authority on Development (EU-IGAD) COVID-19 Response programme has benefitted millions across 7 countries in east… -
Bringing water to communities in Maldives
In Maldives, fresh groundwater resources are scarce. Rivers and lakes are almost non-existent. More than 6,000 people living on the islands of Mahibadhoo,… -
UNOPS and the Government of Japan provide new medical equipment for…
The new equipment will help speed up diagnostic procedures and reduce patient waiting times. -
Terms and conditions of use
UNOPS helps its partners provide peace and security, humanitarian and development solutions. Explore how UNOPS contributes to a more sustainable world. -
The Impact of Sustainable Procurement
Behind every piece of equipment or service procured by UNOPS on behalf of our partners, are careful considerations about how these can positively impact… -
Holding humanitarian service providers accountable
The word 'accountability' is widely used in the humanitarian community – here's why it matters and how to foster it. -
Nepal
In Nepal, after years of supporting the country’s reconstruction efforts following the 2015 earthquake and response to the COVID-19 pandemic, UNOPS work… -
UNOPS signs new partnership with Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Future cooperation will focus on innovation and learning in areas of the world underserved by access to education.
