With over 25 years of experience, UNOPS has the largest operational mine action capability in the UN system. This vast expertise has given us a head start on the development of innovative solutions.

At COP29, the UNOPS family demonstrated its unwavering dedication to providing the practical solutions needed to achieve a climate-resilient future.

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

Awaaz Afghanistan has achieved a significant new milestone: handling over half a million calls. Launched in May 2018 through a collaborative effort by multiple UN agencies and partners, the UNOPS-managed Awaaz Afghanistan serves as a crucial lifeline for Afghans seeking assistance.

In Lebanon, UNOPS is working with the government of Germany through the KfW Development Bank to install street lights in the town of Bourj Hammoud.

UNOPS worked with the government of Japan and the Japan International Cooperation Agency to help improve medical testing and cold storage facilities in the West Bank.

In an arid and remote area of Santa Victoria Este, in the province of Salta, northeast Argentina, indigenous communities are facing a critical water crisis, with limited access to a safe and reliable water supply.

As world leaders convene at COP29, the stakes are clear: ambition, finance, and implementation are vital to combat climate change. At UNOPS, we're committed to supporting nations with practical solutions for sustainable development and action.

UNOPS and the government of Denmark are helping residents in Mykolaiv, Ukraine rebuild their homes and neighbourhoods.

Plastic waste management poses a significant challenge in Libya. The lack of adequate waste management systems adversely affects public health and the environment. In response, UNOPS and UN-Habitat, with funding from the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation, are working with communities to reduce plastic waste in three municipalities in Tripoli.

In Nepal, young people are helping redesign urban spaces to make them safer, more inclusive and climate-resilient. Watch to hear from Sejeena Pradhan, an architecture student at Tribhuvan University who has been involved in the redesign of Bishnu Devi Park in Chandragiri municipality.

Luidmyla works with residents whose apartments are undergoing repairs in Kharkiv, Ukraine, after they were damaged in 2022 during air strikes. Watch to learn more about her work and the impact this Japan-funded project is having on the city’s residents.