The Executive Director of a UN agency on running it like a business
With a business model that combines the best of the UN and the private sector, what does it take to run an organization like UNOPS?
The United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS)
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Combatting corruption in public procurement
Improved public spending could help countries recover from the impacts of COVID-19 and encourage sustainable development, argues UNOPS Executive Director. -
UNOPS to work with government of Denmark and Novo Nordisk to…
As the war continues, the partnership will strengthen healthcare services for vulnerable communities - directly benefiting more than 1.2 million patients… -
Helping governments better respond to emergencies and natural…
Through a new agreement, UNOPS and the European Investment Bank will work together to target challenges to sustainable development, including climate… -
Vendor sanctions
UNOPS requires that all vendors we work with operate with high standards of integrity and competency. -
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. -
Procurement
Public spending can be a powerful force for change. At UNOPS, we believe more transparent, sustainable and resilient procurement models can strengthen… -
UNOPS on the ground in Nepal
UNOPS helps its partners provide peace and security, humanitarian and development solutions. Explore how UNOPS contributes to a more sustainable world. -
Supporting humanitarian mine action in Yemen
UNOPS and the UN Resident Coordinator’s Office in Yemen are working to scale-up much-needed mine action operations across the country. -
A new network of 'Possibilities'
UNOPS launches its new ‘Possibilities Portal,’ bringing innovation to the fore to help empower small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) around the world.
