Accelerating the transition to a sustainable energy future in Africa
UNOPS and Sustainable Energy for All (SEforAll) have agreed to partner to help African countries advance climate action and universal access to clean…
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UNOPS to further improve critical urban services across Yemen
The World Bank’s International Development Association approved an additional $120 million grant to further support the second phase of the… -
Infrastructure for peacebuilding, a UNOPS report
The publication explores how infrastructure is key to supporting peacebuilding efforts and fostering inclusive, sustainable and resilient development in… -
Host Country Agreement Signature Ceremony with Uzbekistan
Statement by Jorge Moreira da Silva, UN Under-Secretary-General and UNOPS Executive Director, at the Host Country Agreement Signature Ceremony with the… -
Supporting socio-economic development in Montenegro
With 1.4 million euros from the government of Norway, UNOPS will support the government of Montenegro in efforts to encourage development and reduce… -
UNOPS and Republic of Korea discuss further cooperation to help…
UNOPS Executive Director, Grete Faremo, met with the Korea International Cooperation Agency’s (KOICA) Vice President, Wooyoung Chung, in Seoul today. -
The critical role of sanitation infrastructure in African cities
As cities in Africa continue to grow at a rapid pace, the importance of sanitation services must not be overlooked – we must get it right. -
Japan to support renewable projects in Afghanistan's Kabul and Herat…
About 15,000 Afghans are set to benefit from more reliable and better access to electricity under a $5 million renewable energy project funded by the… -
Towards climate resilience in Argentina
Rainwater harvesting systems are helping secure access to safe drinking water in northeast Argentina and building indigenous communities’ resilience to… -
Bringing Borneo into global climate change conversations
‘Climate change pioneers’ is hardly what the fishermen and rubber tappers of Buntoi envisaged they would one day become.
