UNOPS is supporting socio-economic recovery in the protected area of Al-Shobak Castle in Jordan. The project, funded by the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation, has rehabilitated heritage homes, hiking trails and a seasonal market to promote sustainable tourism and create economic opportunities for local residents.

In Beirut and Bourj Hammoud, UNOPS, together with the government of Germany through KfW, is restoring critical public urban services through infrastructure rehabilitation, capacity building and grants to local NGOs.

UNOPS is working with the government of Sierra Leone to develop solar mini-grid and standalone renewable energy systems with funding from the World Bank. The project will provide some 3,000 households, 500 schools, 350 businesses and 200 health facilities with access to electricity.

In Ukraine, UNOPS and the government of the Netherlands are supporting Ukraine’s State Special Transport Service (SSTS) with demining equipment.

On the International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action, UNOPS reaffirms our commitment to creating safe futures.

With funding from the government of Japan, UNOPS is working in partnership with the Guma Valley Water Company to increase access to safe drinking water and reduce waterborne diseases in Freetown, Sierra Leone.

With funding from the government of Japan, UNOPS is providing vital medical equipment to strengthen Jordan's healthcare system and support a region in crisis.

Three years into the war in Ukraine, UNOPS continues to support response and recovery efforts, working closely with the UN family, Ukraine’s national and municipal governments, and other partners - including the World Bank and the European Union as well as the governments of Denmark, Japan, France and the Netherlands – to provide much-needed assistance to communities impacted by the ongoing war.

Three years on since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, UNOPS remains committed to supporting the people of Ukraine, providing practical solutions to address urgent needs while also helping lay the foundations for sustainable recovery and reconstruction.

UNOPS is using virtual reality as part of health, safety, social and environment training for personnel and partners in Latin America and the Caribbean.

For 30 years, UNOPS has been a driving force in delivering practical solutions to the world's most pressing challenges – making projects happen and responding where needs are greatest.

In Kharkiv, Ukraine, UNOPS is working with the European Union to repair schools damaged by the war.