In 2022, we procured around $1.8 billion worth of vital goods and services procured for partners.

Our commitment to sustainability is underlined by the jobs we create in the communities where we work. Of the 8.7 million days of paid work created for beneficiaries, 4.1 million of these days were undertaken by women.

A core contribution to social sustainability and developing national capacity is through passing our skills and experience to the people we work with on our projects.

Energy is the driving force of our world. It is the power that transforms our homes, our livelihoods and our communities. But as we face growing interconnected crises, we need practical solutions to tackle climate change and build a greener future for all.

Some 2.5 billion people currently require at least one form of assistive technology, and by 2050 this figure will likely rise to 3.5 billion. Without access, more than 30 per cent of our global population would struggle to meet their most basic human needs. So how can we make sure this vital support is accessible, especially for people living in low- and middle-income countries?

In Zanzibar, UNOPS is helping upgrade science labs in secondary schools with funding from KOICA.