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Better police training facilities aim to improve gender equality and attract more women into law enforcement in Pakistan.
In 2021, a deadly second wave of COVID-19 hit India hard, throwing medical facilities into turmoil as they struggled to meet the unprecedented spike in new cases.
With public resources under huge strain as countries respond to and recover from the pandemic, a renewed focus on tackling corruption in public procurement couldn’t be more urgent.
An airport infrastructure project in El Salvador is not only improving livelihoods – but also providing the chance to learn how to read.
Climate change is already impacting communities in every country, across every continent, from rising sea levels and extreme weather events, to disrupted economies, food and water insecurity and conflict.
Solar energy is helping power a more promising start for school children in Pakistan.
A road is more than just a way for getting from one place to another – for some communities in South Sudan, it's a lifeline to markets, food and basic services.
Every child deserves an education – but decades of conflict has made this almost impossible in parts of Afghanistan.
The infrastructure we invest in today needs to be fit for the needs of present and future generations – and we can no longer afford to get it wrong.
Faced with widespread medicine shortages, UNOPS is procuring billions of dollars worth of medicines and medical supplies for the people of Mexico.
In March 2019, Cyclone Idai hit south-east Africa, bringing strong winds and heavy rainfall. When it was all over, a trail of destruction and devastation was left in its wake.
Marshall Islands. Micronesia. Palau. Papua New Guinea. Samoa. They span the Pacific Ocean and face a unique set of challenges in this pandemic.
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