Post-disaster recovery: Building schools and health centres in…
Hundreds of primary schools have been built in Indonesia, increasing the quality of education and the number of primary school students in the country…
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New ‘public-private-people’ partnership launched to tackle the…
Every year millions of people die prematurely from non-communicable diseases (NCDs) – including diabetes, heart disease, respiratory disease and cancers.… -
Supporting the Gaza Reconstruction Mechanism: Working together to…
At the height of the conflict in the summer of 2014, over 500,000 Palestinians were displaced from their homes. Approximately 108,000 Palestinians remain… -
UNOPS and COP26: Together for people and the planet
In support of the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26), UNOPS joined a range of events and activities in Glasgow to help accelerate… -
Tanzanian Vice-President applauds seawall project in major push for…
This World Environment day, the Vice-President of Tanzania marked the completion of an extensive seawall project in Dar-es-Salaam and called for further… -
Better work environments in the fight against Ebola
Guinea battled one of the worst outbreaks of Ebola in its history in 2014 and 2015. Now under control, forty-one healthcare centres across the country are… -
Enhancing healthcare services across Lebanon
In partnership with the government of Japan, UNOPS is helping strengthen public healthcare services as the country grapples with electricity shortages and… -
Supporting stability in Somalia
The Government of Japan is funding a $3.2 million UNOPS-implemented project designed to assist Somali’s federal police force. -
Afghanistan humanitarian hotline celebrates first anniversary
Afghanistan’s first countrywide humanitarian call centre – Awaaz Afghanistan – celebrated its first full year in operation in a ceremony held in Kabul. -
Is counting fallen buildings useful?
Almost weekly, we read of damage and loss of life attributed to cyclones, earthquakes and floods. But what do we learn from these events?
