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From supplying solar panels to medical supplies, UNOPS is always looking for new suppliers.
The challenges the world faces have never been greater. Join us to help build the future.
Discover our latest press releases, statements, publications and other resources to learn more about our work.
We’re committed to operating with transparency and accountability, and building trust between UNOPS and our governing bodies, our partners and the communities we serve.
We want to hear from you. Learn how to get in touch with us!
... jobs created may encourage people to choose an alternative path to joining armed groups as the only available way to earn a living. Explore further
... jobs in communities near UNMISS camps – most of which are experiencing hardship and conflict. In addition to injecting money into local economies, the ...
... jobs The project created more than 119000 person days* of temporary jobs as part of labour-intensive public works. Women made up 27% of workers. *Defined as ...
... jobs at the dairy.” Dairy farm owner Milan Veličković's family-run business in the small village of Alakince, located in southeastern Serbia, has been ...
... jobs, provide education and health services to people around the world. How does UNOPS fit in? UNOPS understands the private sector well. In fact, we are ...
... jobs and supporting the local economy. “Investing in solar will make Yemen's electricity more resilient, reduce the dependence on fuels for critical service ...
... jobs – many jobs – to drive local economic growth.” Referencing the intersect between infrastructure and gender, Ms. Faremo spoke to our upcoming side event ...
... jobs for the current employees. The project site also operates a free learning centre for school children. They travel from all over the country to learn ...
... jobs they bring could support the diversification of the economic base of Least Developed Countries. And for companies competing for international business ...
... jobs, drive gender equality and reduce carbon emissions. More resilient procurement approaches in the face of future challenges can strengthen supply chains ...
