Making Small Island Developing States more climate resilient
Infrastructure is a key element in ensuring Small Island Developing States can weather the impacts of climate change. Here’s why – and how to do it.
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UNOPS delivers equipment to blood transfusion station in Mykolaiv
In collaboration with Novo Nordisk, UNOPS is helping to supply the Mykolaiv Regional Blood Transfusion Station with live-saving medical equipment. -
Network for climate action moves forward
The Santiago network for Loss and Damage will catalyze technical assistance and boost the capacity of vulnerable developing countries to effectively… -
Meeting deadly disease head-on
Ethiopia is one of the countries hardest hit by the strongest El Niño event in history. The natural hazards that followed have left more than 5 million… -
Improving access to basic services in the Central African Republic
Access: That one word means a lot when it’s no longer possible. -
Joint statement on the opening of a maritime corridor to Gaza
Joint statement by Sigrid Kaag, UN Senior Humanitarian and Reconstruction Coordinator for Gaza, and Jorge Moreira da Silva, UNOPS Executive Director,… -
"Bringing the ocean to the most connected generation in history"
Opening remarks by Grete Faremo, Under Secretary General and Executive Director of UNOPS at the UN Ocean Conference Side Event, 8 June 2017 -
UNOPS signs up first contributor to seed capital facility
Chinese Investment Management Authority donates $3 million to UNOPS social impact investing facility. -
Strengthening healthcare systems for vulnerable communities
UNOPS-implemented projects funded by the government of Japan are increasing access to healthcare for some of the world's most vulnerable. -
UN Private Sector Forum 2017 (New York)
Hosted annually by the UN Secretary-General at the opening of the UN General Assembly, the United Nations Private Sector Forum brings together leading…
