UNOPS Acting Executive Director Jens Wandel’s statement on the devastating quakes.

In the Southern Jordan Valley, improved access to safe and inclusive public spaces is supporting innovation and helping create livelihood opportunities for vulnerable women.

In Panama City, UNOPS is helping restore and modernize a historic landmark.

With funding from the government of Japan, UNOPS is helping Syrian hospitals provide life-saving services to people affected by conflict and COVID-19.

UNOPS support for the efficient and transparent procurement of medicines and medical supplies in Mexico has won the 2022 annual sustainable procurement and supply award.

UNOPS-implemented projects funded by the government of Japan are increasing access to healthcare for some of the world's most vulnerable.

Nearly 100,000 people are expected to benefit from the development of a new park in Alajuelita, a canton in the San José province of Costa Rica.

New medical equipment and ambulances delivered to hospitals across the country will help to improve healthcare services for around 1.8 million people.

School children living in vulnerable communities in Costa Rica will benefit from improved access to essential services thanks to a project implemented in partnership with the Ministry of Public Education and UNICEF.

To support Jordan’s Royal Medical Services, UNOPS rehabilitated and equipped three critical health facilities with funding from the government of Japan.

The inauguration of the Jerash Care Centre for Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities marks a key milestone in long-standing efforts to enhance social inclusion and protection in Jordan.

In partnership with the government of Japan, UNOPS is helping to enhance access to healthcare services in Aden and southern governorates in Yemen.