Improved access to primary health services in Iraq
UNOPS partnered with the government of Japan to support COVID-19 response efforts and improve access to healthcare services for vulnerable populations.
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Reducing poverty through modernizing agriculture in rural Paraguay
In Paraguay, the President of the Republic announced the next stage of a project to modernize agriculture in rural areas, with Itaipú Binational,… -
Help for vulnerable Roma families in Belgrade
UNOPS is providing 170 Roma families, who were living in informal settlements, with support to find new homes. -
The new and improved One UN compound in Burundi set to open next month
UNOPS played a major supervisory role throughout the project, helping the contractor get the work done on schedule and address on-site issues. -
“Making peace in practice”
Speech by Grete Faremo, Under-Secretary-General and Executive Director of UNOPS, at the Oslo Forum, Oslo, 13 June 2016 -
UN General Assembly – 77th Session (New York, United States)
The General Assembly is one of the six main organs of the UN – and the only one in which all 193 Member States have equal representation. During the… -
World Bank Group – International Monetary Fund Spring Meetings (21-23…
Government officials, journalists, civil society organizations, and participants from academia and the private sector will gather to discuss the global… -
Taking a holistic approach to resilient infrastructure
UNOPS, Catholic Relief Services and the Royal Government of Cambodia are hosting a regional conference on the important role resilient infrastructure… -
Executive Board of UNDP/UNFPA/UNOPS – Second regular session (New…
UNOPS Acting Executive Director Jens Wandel will deliver his statement to the Executive Board and present the 2021 Annual Statistical Report on United… -
Strengthening the COVID-19 response in Mexico
New medical equipment and ambulances delivered to hospitals across the country will help to improve healthcare services for around 1.8 million people.
