Supporting stability in Somalia | NEWS
© UNOPS /Kazuyo Mitsuhashi Somalia Supporting our partners' efforts to improve peace and security throughout the country.
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Purchase for impact | VIDEO
Close Purchase for impact The '2023 Purchase for Impact' report highlights how UNOPS procurement efforts helped countries respond to conflicts and crises, advance their climate priorities, and foster sustainable, inclusive development around the world. From the devastating floods in Pakistan to the complex crises in Afghanistan, Gaza and Ukraine, the report showcases a range of UNOPS procurement operations in 2023 that helped to ensure critical goods and services reached where needs were greatest. Watch to learn more about how procurement impact can drive positive change.
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Restoring access to critical infrastructure in Yemen | NEWS
The climate-resilient roads will enhance connectivity and help ensure the smooth transportation of goods and services to neighbouring communities and governorates.
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Japan provides $8.77 million to improve agricultural production in Herat | NEWS
Two access roads, 6.5 kilometers in total, will be paved to improve transportation and reduce congestion.
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Help for vulnerable Roma families in Belgrade | STORY
Prev Next To see real-time data on UNOPS projects in Serbia, please visit: data.unops.org Visit our Flickr album to see more images from this project. Explore further.
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The importance of disability inclusion
Disability-inclusive procurement and the Sustainable Procurement Framework At UNOPS, the guidance provided in the UNOPS Procurement Manual and the Sustainable Procurement Framework enables disability-inclusive procurement by: Including disability-inclusive criteria or considerations in tenders Ensuring compliance with the requirements of our supplier sustainability programme, DRiVE, which ensures a disability-inclusive supply chain through risk management and supplier development Supporting supplier diversity and social inclusion initiatives such as UNOPS Possibilities, which engages with disability-inclusive suppliers through capacity-building events Further guidance is provided in the UN Disability Inclusion Strategy Guidelines Indicator 8 .
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Help from the people of Japan | STORY
With a contribution from the Government of Japan, UNOPS constructed 10.7 kilometres of roads.
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COP29: Why new climate pledges need ambition, finance and action to succeed | OPINION
The science is clear: if we want a liveable planet, global warming needs to be limited as urgently as possible.
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Holding humanitarian service providers accountable | INSIGHT
It sounds simple, but facilitating two-way communication isn't a one-size-fits-all approach.
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A Q&A with Jean-Vincent Colin on how UN Web Buy Plus is scaling impact through smarter and more efficient procurement | INSIGHT
How can UN Web Buy Plus contribute to a more efficient UN? The UN Secretary-General has referred to the fragmented IT landscape within the UN system.
