The United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS)
L’UNOPS à la COP30
De l’élévation du niveau de la mer aux phénomènes météorologiques extrêmes, les conséquences des changements climatiques touchent les communautés aux quatre coins du monde. Pour apporter un soutien aux populations vulnérables en première ligne de cette crise, les ambitions doivent être traduites en actions concrètes.
Dans le cadre de la 30e Conférence des Nations Unies sur les changements climatiques (COP30) à Belém, au Brésil, la communauté de l’UNOPS se concentre sur les solutions pratiques nécessaires pour prendre des mesures audacieuses de lutte contre les changements climatiques. Du 10 au 21 novembre 2025, l’UNOPS se joint à la communauté internationale pour accélérer ces efforts.
L’UNOPS est déterminé à favoriser et à accélérer l’action climatique grâce à des solutions concrètes, que ce soit en comblant le déficit de mise en œuvre, ou en gérant et soutenant une large gamme de plateformes, initiatives et partenariats multilatéraux.
Ensemble, la communauté de l’UNOPS contribue à renforcer la résilience climatique aux quatre coins du monde, à favoriser une transition juste vers des énergies propres et durables ainsi qu’à susciter des changements positifs pour que les populations et la planète prospèrent.
L’UNOPS à la COP30
Pour obtenir des informations actualisées sur les activités de l’UNOPS à la COP30, veuillez consulter la version anglaise de cette page.
Monday, 10 November
Driving climate action through public procurement: Solutions for resilient and inclusive economies
16:45-18:15 | Side Event Room 1, Blue Zone
Hosted by UNOPS, in partnership with UNEP, FAO, UNIDO and UN Global Compact.
Can climate action start with a contract? Public procurement - representing 13–30% of GDP in many countries - is one of the largest levers governments have to direct finance toward sustainable outcomes. Yet it remains underused in climate policy and practice. This event will ask what happens when governments embed climate ambition into every procurement decision, and show how procurement can shift markets, accelerate resilience, and become a climate solution in its own right.
Moderator: TBC
Speakers:
Jorge Moreira da Silva, Executive Director, UNOPS
Sanda Ojiambo, CEO & Executive Director, UN Global Compact
Government Representatives, TBD
UNEP Representative, TBD
FAO Representative, TBD
UNIDO Representative, TBD
Tuesday, 11 November
Wednesday, 12 November
Santiago Network in action: Averting, minimizing and addressing loss and damage
16:45-18:15 | Side Event Room 3, Blue Zone
Hosted by UNDRR
The Santiago Network is now fully operational - marking a major step in delivering technical assistance to help developing countries and communities manage loss and damage. This event will spotlight opportunities available for developing countries to access and catalyze technical assistance.
Moderator: TBC
Panelists:
Jorge Moreira da Silva, Executive Director, UNOPS
Carolina Fuentes Castellanos, Director, Santiago Network Secretariat
Kamal Kishore, SRSG, Head of UNDRR
Angela Rivera, Co-Chair Santiago Network Advisory Board
H.E. Ralph Regenvanu, Minister for Climate Change and Disaster Management for the Republic of Vanuatu.
FRLD & WIM ExCom Santiago Network members TBD
Thursday, 13 November
Scaling up and Speeding up Infrastructure Resilience
16:15-17:15 | CDRI Pavilion
Hosted by Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI) & UNOPS
TBC
Friday, 14 November
Saturday, 15 November
Sunday, 16 November
Monday, 17 November
Full day | UN City Copenhagen, Denmark
Hosted by UNOPS
As part of our broader COP30 events programme, UNOPS is again hosting a dynamic climate-focused problem-solving event at UN City, Copenhagen.
The event will bring together local university students from diverse academic backgrounds, alongside UNOPS experts, to tackle a real-world climate challenge related to a UNOPS project.
The event will focus on developing practical, actionable solutions to inspire future climate leaders, foster innovation and empower youth to take a leading role in driving sustainable change.
