UNOPS
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We help build the future – with infrastructure, procurement and project management services for a sustainable world.
Meet some of the people who lead us
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Jorge Moreira da Silva
Executive Director of United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS). Former Director OECD Development Co-operation Directorate. Former Minister…
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Valerie Kushata (she/her)
Strategic Global People & Culture, DEI Practitioner & Leader | Executive & Life Coach | Board Member
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Sanjay Mathur
Regional Director - UNOPS Asia Region at UNOPS
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Emilie Potvin
Public Policy | Communications | Technology | International development | Diversity Champion| Experienced Global Leader. ex. Uber
Together, we build the future
The UNOPS family is connected across 80 countries around the world. We're as committed as ever to help lay the foundations for a more sustainable, resilient and inclusive future for all. Aligned with the United Nation's Our Common Agenda, we come together to support partners as they respond to the major challenges the world faces.
Discover UNOPS Tweet usOur strength comes from our diversity
With diversity and inclusion at the heart of our recruitment efforts, we offer a range of short- and long-term opportunities in duty stations that span the globe. From Nepal to Denmark, Myanmar to Argentina, Switzerland to Senegal and many more. We’re always looking for talented people to join the UNOPS family.
Find your perfect opportunityInsights. Ideas. Analysis. Solutions.
We’re proud of our people, who with a wealth of knowledge and skills in a range of disciplines – project management, procurement, infrastructure, finance, human resources, ICT, and more – help tackle some of the biggest challenges of our time.
UNOPS InsightsVirksomhedsfotos
Medarbejdernes perspektiv
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Conflict, climate change and infrastructure
Conflict, climate change and infrastructure
Af Carolina Fantini
Climate change will affect communities least able to deal with its impact the most – and could fuel conflict in the process. Here's how…
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INCREASING ACCESS TO SAFE WATER FOR URBAN AREAS IN AFRICA
INCREASING ACCESS TO SAFE WATER FOR URBAN AREAS IN AFRICA
Af Phostine Wekesa
This article was originally published as part of…
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Making Small Island Developing States more climate resilient
Making Small Island Developing States more climate resilient
Af Steven Crosskey
This article was originally published as part of…