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In Yemen, the rehabilitation of key public health facilities is enabling doctors to provide better care.
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Renewable energy is key to sustainable peace and development
Opinion article by Jorge Moreira da Silva, UNOPS Executive Director, originally published in Better World Campaign (USA) – 14 July 2023. -
Sustainable infrastructure: Paving the way for future generations in…
Opinion article by Jorge Moreira da Silva, UNOPS Executive Director, on the sidelines of his first official visit to Latin America, originally published… -
Healthcare closer to home
Some 200 kilometres south-east of Yangon, a new healthcare centre is serving the township of Thaton in Mon state, Myanmar – home to around 275,000… -
Technical assistance
UNOPS team of experts design and construct infrastructure with people’s best interests in mind – to help solve some of our great challenges, to create new… -
Breaking down barriers for female police officers
Better police training facilities aim to improve gender equality and attract more women into law enforcement in Pakistan. -
How community-led and behaviour focused programming became central to…
In Nepal, the Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborative Council works tirelessly to bring safe hygiene practices to even the most remote 170 communities. -
Stories of resilience from Afghanistan
In Afghanistan, UNOPS and the World Bank are supporting vulnerable communities through short-term employment opportunities and social grants. Watch to… -
Leverage private capital to spur sustainable development
Encouraging the private and public sectors to share financial risks can help spur local development. Here’s how. -
Government of Japan donates $1 million to improve access to potable…
Through ongoing conflict in the region, reliable access to safe, clean drinking water has long been an issue for local communities.
