UNOPS Project of the Year Awards recognize outstanding achievement in project delivery, highling our operations across all regions. Out of some 1,100 projects implemented by UNOPS in over 80 countries in 2023, 6 projects were chosen to receive the award. Watch to learn more about this project.

UNOPS Project of the Year Awards recognize outstanding achievement in project delivery, highling our operations across all regions. Out of some 1,100 projects implemented by UNOPS in over 80 countries in 2023, 6 projects were chosen to receive the award. Watch to learn more about this project.

UNOPS Project of the Year Awards recognize outstanding achievement in project delivery, highling our operations across all regions. Out of some 1,100 projects implemented by UNOPS in over 80 countries in 2023, 6 projects were chosen to receive the award. Watch to learn more about this project.

UNOPS and the World Bank have delivered vital equipment to Ukraine’s national rail operator to support railroad repairs, which are critical to keep goods and people moving. Watch to learn more.

Since 2017, a wave of violence has interrupted education, destroyed crops and public infrastructure, impacted livelihoods and forced people to flee their homes in northern Mozambique.

Working together over the past three years, UNOPS, the Korea International Cooperation Agency and the government of Pakistan have upgraded 45 water testing facilities. Watch to learn more.

In Ukraine, an all-women construction team is helping to repair a school damaged by the war. It is one of more than 70 schools that are being rehabilitated as part of a project funded by the European Union. Watch to learn more.

When crises happen, UNOPS helps partners identify and address the most urgent needs, with the goal of providing rapid, effective and efficient assistance. Watch to learn more.

In the Maldives, UNOPS partnered with the Islamic Development Bank to deliver state-of-the-art medical drones. Watch to learn how they are helping the country enhance its healthcare services.

Nation and his family were some of the 270,000 people affected by the cyclone. Watch to learn how the Zimbabwe Idai Recovery Project, funded by the World Bank, has been helping Nation and his community recover and build the foundations for long-term resilience.

In March 2019, Cyclone Idai hit south-east Africa, bringing strong winds and heavy rainfall. When the cyclone made landfall, it was one of the deadliest cyclones to ever hit Africa. Watch to learn more about The Zimbabwe Idai Recovery Project and the important role women have played in implementing it.

Watch to learn how the Zimbabwe Idai Recovery Project, funded by the World Bank, has supported market vendors like Mai, who now have new facilities to sell their produce in.