🕯️ Today we remember Srebrenica. More than 8,000 lives lost. One genocide. One truth. Never forgotten. #Srebrenica #NeverForget

🚧 We’re hiring! UNOPS Ukraine is looking for a Senior Construction Management Engineer to help deliver resilient, EU-aligned infrastructure in 🇲🇩 Moldova. 📍 Based in Chisinau 📅 Apply by 23 July 🔗 jobs.unops.org/pages/viewvaca… Let’s build the future — together. 💪 #UNOPS #Moldova

🏙️ At #URC2025, UNECE ES Tatiana Molcean highlighted Ukraine’s urban recovery as a model of resilience. 🇺🇦 From Kharkiv’s visionary rebuild with @normanfosterfdn to Mykolaiv’s green revival with One Works Foundation, Ukraine is building back better. #UN4UkrainianCities

Grounded in reality. Driven by hope. Today is the International Day of Hope—a timely reminder that even in the most challenging circumstances, hope is not naïve. It’s necessary. As someone who has worked in some of the world’s hardest places—from Bosnia to Sudan, from Syria to

Mental health is not a luxury—it’s central to recovery. Proud to see UNOPS Ukraine join Ministry of Health of Ukraine & WHO Ukraine in a shared MHPSS commitment. Thank you to Marysia Zapasnik for representing us with grace and clarity. #MHPSS #MentalHealth #UkraineRecovery

The UN Ukraine team mourns with #Kyiv at least 31 people killed and 159 injured - including the 5 killed and 16 injured children - in the July 31 attack by armed forces of the Russian Federation. Civilians must be protected and International Humanitarian Law fully respected!

“Africa is setting the table. Will the world show up?” A vital piece by Yacoub El Hillo—someone I learned a great deal from. The continent is not waiting. It’s leading. It’s time for the rest of us to catch up. 🔗 un-dco.org/stories/africa… #Africa #Leadership #Development

From Participants to Partners: Youth Leading with Creativity, Courage, and Purpose In every country I have served — from Bosnia to Sudan, from Sri Lanka to Syria, and now in Ukraine — one truth has stood out: young people are not just the “leaders of tomorrow.” They are already

Visiting #Kherson 1 year after arriving in #Ukraine, I remain deeply moved by courage & dedication of OCHA Ukraine UN Ukraine local partners & authorities. People of Kherson face daily 🇷🇺 attacks & disruption of life. Our support for those in acute need must never waver!

Today, on World Humanitarian Day, I pause to reflect on what this date has meant throughout my decades of service — from Bosnia to Sudan, from Sri Lanka to Syria, and now here in Ukraine. Humanitarian action is not an abstract concept. It is about people: 🔹 Families who need

With Embassy of the Netherlands in Ukraine and Державна спеціальна служба транспорту, we marked a project milestone — all planned equipment deliveries done. A full battalion of experts is now kitted out for humanitarian demining, reclaiming previously contaminated land and increasing safety. Read more: bit.ly/3XmtDPo

Today I had the chance to take part in an important briefing on mental health developments in Ukraine, hosted by the Ministry of Health Ministry of Health of Ukraine and WHO Ukraine. Mental health has long been overlooked in humanitarian and recovery contexts — yet it is central to resilience,

🇰🇷Funded by the Republic of Korea, UNOPS delivered 60 buses to 🇺🇦's Sumy region. Improving logistics, access to services, and enabling emergency evacuations, this is about strengthening hope and resilience. #감사합니다KOREA More: bit.ly/4kTrHHn 대한민국 외교부 MOFA_KR MOFA

UN in Ukraine congratulates all Ukrainians on Independence Day! Wherever you are, this holiday is a symbol of your courage & resilience. It is an honor for United Nations to work with you & for you, providing aid, restoring infrastructure & access to vital services. Happy Independence Day!

Today marks 34 years of Ukraine’s independence. It was an honor to represent UNOPS Ukraine and East Europe this morning at the official ceremony on Sofiivska Square — a location steeped in history and symbolism. The sound of the bells reminds us not only of Ukraine’s resilience but also of the

Dear Matthias Schmale, we are grateful for UN Ukraine’s ongoing lifesaving support and commitment to help build a better future for Ukraine. We value your dedication and personal efforts. Thank you for standing with Ukraine.

Another horrific attack rocked Kyiv last night, with massive exposions and extensive damage. People, including children, have been killed and injured. Our thoughts are with the families of those affected, and our work to help Ukraine continues.

Always energised by discussion with Ivan Fedorov & his team about humanitarian needs & considerable recovery / development opportunities in Zaporizhzhia. We all - including UN Ukraine & private sector - shouldn’t wait for end of war & honour resilience by continuing to invest