Over $420 million worth of procurement budgets went to local suppliers in 2018.

In 2018, UNOPS created more than 5 million labour days of paid work for beneficiaries – most of them generated as part of infrastructure projects.

Of the more than 5 million days of paid work created for beneficiaries in 2018, more than 2.3 million of these days were undertaken by women.

In 2015, Nepal experienced two earthquakes, which had a devastating human impact. Over 5.6 million people were affected and 2.8 million people displaced. UNOPS together with partners has been helping thousands of people to rebuild their homes and ensure they can withstand future earthquakes.

Health workers and scientists are up against the clock to put an end to malaria in the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) once and for all. For many years, the region has been the epicentre of antimalarial drug resistance – a phenomenon that is threatening to thwart malaria control efforts globally.

Our vision is a world where people can live full lives supported by appropriate, sustainable and resilient infrastructure and by the efficient, transparent use of public resources in procurement and project management.