Building a more resilient Haiti
A large-scale reconstruction project is benefiting more than 33,000 Haitian families whose neighbourhoods were destroyed by the 2010 earthquake.
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Decarbonizing buildings is vital to climate action
We have to focus on buildings to help mitigate the impacts of climate change. Here's why – and how to do it. -
The economic impact of sustainable procurement in vulnerable countries
Supporting sustainable procurement could help drive economic development in Least Developed Countries – here's how. -
A roadmap for resilient infrastructure in a changing climate
A new report co-written by UNOPS provides Ghana with a resilient infrastructure roadmap as the country adapts to climate change. -
Making waves
Wherever you go, water is life, yet for many Small Island Developing States fresh water resources are often scarce and poorly managed. -
Bangladesh
UNOPS supports the government of Bangladesh and other key development partners in achieving their goals and objectives in alignment with the Sustainable… -
Restoring a historic landmark in Argentina
UNOPS worked with the government of Argentina to restore the Manzana de las Luces complex – a cultural institution in the city of Buenos Aires. -
New Sanitation and Hygiene Fund will help drive billions into the…
At current rates of progress, the Sustainable Development Goal towards sanitation and hygiene for all will not be achieved until next century. A more… -
Making an impact through procurement
A new UNOPS report highlights the role our procurement services have in advancing sustainable development around the world. -
Statement to the Annual Session of the Executive Board 2017
Statement by Grete Faremo, Under-Secretary General and Executive Director of UNOPS, at the second regular session of the Executive Board, 7…
