UN procurement hit its third-highest level ever last year, as 32 UN organizations spent $25.7 billion on goods and services.

UNOPS, with funding from the World Bank’s International Development Association, is helping restore access to much-needed services for millions living in cities across the country.

In partnership with Buenos Aires’ Ministry of Education, UNOPS has procured advanced technology and resources for a new youth centre – empowering hundreds of students to explore, create and build vital skills for the future.

UNOPS is a finalist at the 2025 AI for Good Impact Awards, honouring its cutting-edge use of artificial intelligence to transform mine action efforts and post-conflict recovery in Afghanistan, Colombia and beyond.

UNOPS partners with the European Investment Bank (EIB) and the government of Montenegro to enhance the country's education sector and improve learning conditions for around 11,500 students across Montenegro.

With financing from the World Bank, UNOPS is supporting the government of Ethiopia in strengthening its capacity to quickly contain locust outbreaks, protect agricultural livelihoods and enhance national food security.

The government of Niger is partnering with UNOPS to strengthen the country’s health infrastructure through the construction of five new district hospitals.

UNOPS and the World Bank continue to provide rural and peri-urban communities across Yemen with improved access to much needed electricity.

UNOPS is working with the UN Development Programme (UNDP) and the government of Panama to develop a new scientific station aimed at advancing research, conservation and global cooperation.

Through a World Bank-financed project, UNOPS, in partnership with the government is implementing solutions to strengthen critical road infrastructure across the country.

The Executive Director will visit China from 24 to 26 June, to participate in the Annual Meeting of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) and meet national authorities.

New infrastructure and better access to markets are strengthening livelihoods and opening new opportunities for local communities in Herat.