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Search Articles¿Qué se necesita para mejorar el acceso a servicios de salud de calidad para las comunidades de toda la región andina?
¿Cuáles son las necesidades de salud más acuciantes en los países de la región andina y dónde se encuentran las mayores carencias en el acceso a servicios de salud de calidad? Más de 120 millones de personas en Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador y Perú dependen en gran medida de los sistemas públicos de salud y seguridad social. Aunque la cobertura formal es elevada, persisten importantes deficiencias en cuanto al acceso y la calidad, sobre todo en las zonas rurales y remotas.
What's needed to improve access to quality healthcare for communities across the Andean region?
What are the most pressing health needs in countries in the Andean region, and where are the biggest gaps in access to quality healthcare? Over 120 million people across Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru rely largely on public health and social security systems. Although formal coverage is high, significant gaps in access and quality persist, particularly in rural and remote areas.
Bringing critical health services closer to home in Yemen
"It makes a big difference to have this service in the same city." In Yemen, UNOPS is working with the government of Germany through KfW Bank to enhance health facilities in Yemen. Watch to learn about the impact it's having.
Equipamiento de aulas con nuevas tecnologías en Argentina
Noticia La nueva tecnología educativa está llegando a las escuelas públicas de la provincia de Neuquén, creando entornos de aprendizaje estimulantes y ampliando el acceso a herramientas digitales. Integrar la tecnología en las aulas va mucho más allá de modernizar la enseñanza: puede ayudar a crear oportunidades de aprendizaje más equitativas, fomentar habilidades digitales y promover mejores resultados educativos.
Equipping classrooms with new technologies in Argentina
Integrating technology into classrooms is about much more than modernizing teaching. It can help create more equal learning opportunities, foster digital skills, and support better educational outcomes. In Argentina’s Neuquén Province, UNOPS is working with the provincial government to upgrade the technological infrastructure of public schools to create modern, stimulating learning environments for 250,000 students and 30,000 teachers.
Fortalecimiento de las conexiones viales en el centro de Uruguay
Noticia Una nueva alianza entre UNOPS y el Gobierno de Durazno fortalecerá la infraestructura vial y mejorará la conectividad entre las comunidades urbanas y rurales de toda la región. Las carreteras confiables son esenciales para conectar a las comunidades, impulsar las economías locales y permitir que las personas y las mercancías se desplacen de manera segura y eficiente.
Strengthening road connections across central Uruguay
Reliable roads are essential for connecting communities, supporting local economies, and enabling people and goods to move safely and efficiently. In Durazno, central Uruguay, UNOPS is partnering with the department’s government to strengthen the systems and capacities needed to maintain and improve its road network.
UNOPS Chief speaks with Foreign Policy on delivering where needs are greatest
At the Global Development Forum, UNOPS Executive Director Jorge Moreira da Silva spoke with Foreign Policy about delivering support and resources to areas with the greatest need – including in the Strait of Hormuz.
UNOPS Executive Director speaks with The National on severe consequences of disruptions in the movement of fertilizers
“Unfortunately, a perfect storm for developing countries.” In conversation with The National during the UN General Assembly, UNOPS Executive Director Jorge Moreira da Silva explained how disruptions in the movement of fertilizer and essential goods will have dire consequences for developing countries and why we need to find a solution now.
The Second Ministerial Meeting of the Rome Coalition for Fertilizer Access and Food Security
Excellencies, distinguished delegates, colleagues, Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, the Red Sea and intensifying attacks on the Black Sea grain exports are driving a global energy, fertilizer and food crisis, pushing tens of millions more people into hunger. The costs of producing and moving food is rising. First and foremost, International navigational rights and freedoms must be fully restored and respected by all parties, in accordance with international law.