Gender parity is necessary when working in challenging locations
Humanitarian aid and development projects often take place in difficult locations. The need for a diverse and gender-balanced workforce to implement these…
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UNOPS and UN Women develop guides on integrating gender into…
Focused on Asia and the Pacific, the publications provide region-specific guidance, information and case studies showcasing socially-inclusive and… -
What did the United Nations procure in 2023?
Marking its 40th edition, the 2023 Annual Statistical Report on UN Procurement details how 32 UN organizations spent $24.9 billion on goods and services… -
Better healthcare in action: Luisa's story
Luisa Esperanza Ordóñez Gómez lives in the small town of Cipresales, located two hours from the city of Quetzaltenango, Guatemala with her parents,… -
Infrastructure for climate action
A report from UNOPS, UN Environment Programme and the University of Oxford has revealed the extent to which infrastructure defines our climate. -
A Q&A with Yoshiyuki Yamamoto on UNOPS collaboration with IOTA
Following the announcement of UNOPS new partnership with IOTA, we caught up with our resident blockchain expert to hear more about the collaboration, and… -
Statement to the Second Regular Session of the Executive Board 2022
Statement by Jens Wandel, Acting Executive Director of UNOPS, to UNDP/UNFPA/UNOPS Executive Board, Second annual Session – 29 August 2022 -
Grete Faremo delivers keynote speech at Bahamas Symposium
UNOPS helps its partners provide peace and security, humanitarian and development solutions. Explore how UNOPS contributes to a more sustainable world. -
“Leading by example” to promote socially responsible procurement
UNOPS joined other UN agencies and international organizations in Geneva this week to formally endorse the “green” procurement of health commodities. -
UNOPS and UK Aid launch UNOPS Possibilities (UP) Forum in Myanmar
The fourth edition of the UP Forum kicked off in Yangon, in partnership with the United Kingdom’s Department for International Development (DFID).
