Why small island states need scaled finance and amplified action
Opinion article by Jorge Moreira da Silva, UNOPS Executive Director, originally published in World Economic Forum — 29 May 2024.
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Supporting science education in Tanzania
UNOPS is working with Zanzibar's Ministry of Education and Vocational Training to help enhance secondary school education in the Tanzanian archipelago. -
Improving living conditions for internally displaced people in…
UNOPS worked with the government of Japan to enhance water supply infrastructure and sanitary facilities in the Qoloji Internally Displaced Persons (IDP)… -
Restoring access to critical infrastructure in Yemen
With funding from the government of Japan, UNOPS will rehabilitate roads in the city of Aden, helping connect more than half a million people to public… -
Towards better healthcare in Barbados
UNOPS is working with the government and partners to help strengthen the Small Island Developing State's national health system. -
Forging coastal resilience in Kiribati
UNOPS is working with the government of Australia to develop practical and sustainable climate solutions that build coastal resilience for Kiribati’s… -
Powering hospitals in Haiti
A World Bank-funded project is helping to provide a clean, reliable source of energy to hospitals across the country. -
Elevating higher education in Kosovo
A new Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences Building at Kosovo’s* University of Pristina aims to reshape the educational landscape and the… -
Addressing undernutrition in the Philippines
Under a World Bank-funded project, UNOPS will help bring essential nutrition supplies to people in need nationwide. -
Supporting youth employment in Malawi
UNOPS is working with the European Union and the government of Malawi to increase access to vocational education and training opportunities in the country.
