Increasing resilience in Susan’s Bay
UNOPS is working with the government of Japan to help the largest informal settlement in Freetown, Sierra Leone build back better after devastating fires.
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Joining forces to fight COVID-19 in Cameroon
A new agreement between the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), the government of Cameroon and several United Nations organizations will help fast track the… -
Bypassing roads for the timely delivery of aid
New study looks to South Sudan’s White Nile River to improve access and reduce the cost of humanitarian assistance. -
Statement to the Second Regular 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, 11… -
Towards long-term sustainable development in Paraguay
A nationwide project is helping to address road infrastructure challenges and foster sustainable development by strengthening the capacity of local public… -
Construction starts on Somalia's new Criminal Investigation…
The new headquarters will play a critical role in improving access to justice and maintaining law and order in the country. -
UNOPS and Japan to repair community development centres in Djibouti
Japan is contributing $500,000 toward a UNOPS‐implemented project to rehabilitate four centres damaged by Tropical Cyclone Sagar last year. -
Fighting stigma, preventing disease
When people who inject drugs are supported it can help reduce the transmission of HIV and hepatitis, lower health costs and reduce crime. In Myanmar,… -
Quality infrastructure and better public management key to reducing…
UNOPS Executive Director Grete Faremo and other UNOPS senior leaders joined European Development Days this week in a series of debates on building a world… -
The importance of inclusive infrastructure for climate action
Inclusive and rights-based climate action must be integrated into infrastructure development to support the Paris Agreement and Sustainable Development…
