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UNMAS: Capacity Enhancement of the Palestinian National Authority to Deliver Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)-mainstreamed Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (EORE) in the West Bank (New Zealand 23-24) This UN Mine Action (UNMAS) project aims to deliver actions 28-32 of the Oslo Action Plan (as adopted 2019), through building national capacity to deliver effective and relevant risk education that is sensitive to gender, age, disability and that takes the diverse needs and experiences of people in affected communities into account. The project is in line with the UN Mine Action Strategy (2019-2023), and the UNMAS Palestine PS (2020-2022). The project’s objectives align with the Palestinian National Policy Agenda 2017-2022 for supporting sustainable development through building resilient communities. Moreover, this project also aligns with women’s political empowerment as an accelerator to the SDGs encompassing women’s leadership and decision-making and SCR 1325; and elimination of violence and harmful practices. As such, the programme is also aligned with the United Nations Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF). In line with the above, the project aims to educate at-risk individuals about safe behaviour around explosive hazards while mainstreaming gender in order to save lives.\n\nUNOPS provides project management, human resources, procurement and contract management services as well as innovation, risk management and oversight support to the UN Mine Action Service’s (UNMAS) around the world.\n
UAE Contribution to the UN2720 Gaza Mechanism 24540-005 - UAE Contribution to the UN2720 Gaza Mechanism
Swiss 2024-2025 Support to Access Support Unit (ASU) 23992-004 - Swiss 2024-2025 Support to Access Support Unit (ASU)
Human Resources and Contract Management Support for World Health Organization  in the Occupied Palestinian Territory World Health Organization (WHO) is the United Nations agency working to promote health, keep the world safe and serve the vulnerable.\nUNOPS offers human resources support to WHO.\n
ASU- Facilitate access of people and goods 24407-001 - ASU- Facilitate access of people and goods
Access Support Unit in the State of Palestine To ameliorate the delivery of humanitarian assistance and advance the protection of civilians, and the movement of people, the access mechanisms in the State of Palestine, this project will bring together and harmonize the Access Coordination Unit (ACU), and the Project Management Unit (PMU) into a single Access Support Unit (ASU) comprising two core elements or pillars:\n- Access of People\n- Access of Goods and materials\nUnder the overall leadership and guidance of the Deputy Special Coordinator/Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator (DSC/RCHC)) with substantive and coordination support from OCHA and UN Special Coordinator’s Officer (UNSCO) and the Resident Coordinator's Office (RCO), the core functions of the Access Support Unit will be to: \n- Support to movement of humanitarian personnel\n- Management of Emergency Coordination Portal\n- Facilitation and monitor the  movement of dual use goods, materials and equipment into Gaza, in support of reconstruction, development, humanitarian, and large infrastructure projects as well as the private sector\n- Support to Policy Development and Advocacy\n
Emergency Humanitarian Mine Action to Reduce Explosive Risk to Civilians in Palestine 24372-001 - Emergency Humanitarian Mine Action to Reduce Explosive Risk to Civilians in Palestine
NZ Contribution to UN2720 Gaza Mechanism 24540-006 - NZ Contribution to UN2720 Gaza Mechanism
Jerusalem Innovation Park The project aims to construct the Jerusalem Innovation Park (JIP) in East Jerusalem. The JIP is a collaborative project between UNOPS and Al Nayzak organization, wherein UNOPS will be responsible for the infrastructure development and Al Nayzak for development of the educational system, its educational objectives and the operation of the facility beyond construction.\n\nThe JIP will be an educational complex specialized in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. It will offer educational services and programmes through academic curriculum for students as well as scientific and technological exhibitions and interactive displays that can be enjoyed by students. The project is funded by the European Commission (EC)  and other donors.
Support to the capacity of the Office of the Quartet: Support for Movement and Trade-Related Activity 2024-2025 The Office of the Quartet (OQ) was established in East Jerusalem in 2002 by the Quartet on the Middle East, consisting of the United Nations, the European Union, the United States and Russia, with a mandate to help mediate Middle East peace negotiations while increasing Palestinian economic and institutional development and empowerment. In the event of a resumption of final status negotiations, the OQ would support Quartet members in their efforts to realize a successful outcome.  \nThe OQ works to deliver its mandate in five key sectors: water, energy, movement and trade, rule of law and telecommunications. In each of these sectors OQ uses its unique position and expertise to support the development of critical enabling projects, agreements, policy changes or institutional development to  deliver greater Palestinian economic development and empowerment. The workstreams are delivered in line with national priorities and strategies and support progress towards the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.\nUNOPS provides operational support to the Office of the Quartet.\n
Humanitarian Mine Action to Reduce Explosive Risk Faced by Civilians in Palestine The United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) works to eliminate the threat posed by mines, explosive remnants of war and improvised explosive devices by coordinating United Nations mine action, leading operational responses at the country level, and in support of peace operations, as well as through the development of standards, policies and norms. \n\nUNOPS provides support for UNMAS activities in over 30 countries.
Australia Contribution to the Gaza Mechanism 24540-002 - Australia Contribution to the Gaza Mechanism
Support to the UNHRM Gaza- Netherlands Contribution 24540-001 - Support to the UNHRM Gaza- Netherlands Contribution
Upgrading the Palestinian Side of Kerem Shalom Crossing - Norway The Kerem Shalom Crossing is a vital crossing for transfer of goods to the Gaza Strip. Today, among other goods, food products, fuel, vehicles, agricultural equipment and humanitarian goods are transferred through Kerem Shalom.\n\nBeing the main and the only commercial crossing in operation, it is a top priority for the Palestinian Authority to ensure safety and security of the crossing, its staff and the transferred goods, to reduce economic losses and transaction costs. These losses could result from the damage of commercial goods subject to weather conditions such as sun, rain and dust; vandalism; fires and storm water flooding.  In addition, the non-availability of a source for potable water at the crossing means sub-optimal working conditions for the Kerem Shalom Crossing staff and users.\nUNOPS will provide the design, procurement, project management, construction management and contract management necessary to implement this project. \n
Support services to the Office of the Quartet Gas for Gaza project in Palestine The mandate of the Office of the Quartet is to increase Palestinian economic and institutional development and empowerment, as a support towards achieving a two-state solution.  \nThe Gas for Gaza (G4G) project was conceived to facilitate the agreement and construction of a gas pipeline to Gaza. The supply of natural gas to Gaza is the central solution to the ongoing energy crisis. The availability of reliable and cost-efficient natural gas in Gaza will allow the Gaza Power Plant to be converted to gas operations, facilitating a significant increase in domestic generation and reduced dependence on electricity imports.\nWithout connection to natural gas and significant expansion of generation capacity, it will not be possible to address the current energy crisis or meet growing demand for electricity in Gaza.\nThe OQ is administered by the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS).\n
Denmark Contibution to 2720 Gaza Mechanism 24540-003 - Denmark Contibution to 2720 Gaza Mechanism
Emergency Response for Mitigation of Threats of Explosive Remnants of War in Gaza and the West Bank 24335-001 - Emergency Response for Mitigation of Threats of Explosive Remnants of War in Gaza and the West Bank
Estonia Contribution to UN2720 Gaza Mechanism 24540-004 - Estonia Contribution to UN2720 Gaza Mechanism
Upgrade the Palestinian Side of  Kerem Shalom Crossing - Netherlands The Kerem Shalom Crossing is a vital crossing for transfer of goods to the Gaza Strip. Today, among other goods, food products, fuel, vehicles, agricultural equipment and humanitarian goods are transferred through Kerem Shalom.\n\nBeing the main and the only commercial crossing in operation, it is a top priority for the Palestinian Authority to ensure safety and security of the crossing, its staff and the transferred goods, to reduce economic losses and transaction costs. These losses could result from the damage of commercial goods subject to weather conditions such as sun, rain and dust; vandalism; fires and storm water flooding.  In addition, the non-availability of a source for potable water at the crossing means sub-optimal working conditions for the Kerem Shalom Crossing staff and users.\nUNOPS will provide the design, procurement, project management, construction management and contract management necessary to implement this project.
Procurement of urgently needed humanitarian supplies 24407-002 - Procurement of urgently needed humanitarian supplies
Construction of Yatta Vocational School in the Occupied Palestinian Territories On 5 June 2023, UNOPS and the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), signed an agreement for the amount of USD 5.5 million to construct a vocational school in Yatta in the Governorate of Hebron, and procure the related equipment.\n\nThe new collaboration between KOICA and UNOPS will support the Palestinian Ministry of Education and the Municipality of Yatta towards the establishment of the Yatta Vocational School with the purpose of advancing education in the area. Within the framework of the agreement, UNOPS will undertake the design and construction of the educational facility, in addition to the procurement and installation of the required furniture and machinery for the establishment of the vocational school.
HR and Procurement Services for IsDB 22214-001 - HR and Procurement Services for IsDB
China - Climate Science for Service Partnership (CSSP) - Work Package 4  - Calls - tender Accelerated improvements to climate models through collaborative climate science research between China and UK researchers. Grants to develop methods to derive robust information on uncertainties in future climate variability and change in East Asia during the 21st century to help inform decision making and impacts analysis. Develop a methodology to define an ensemble of model variants capable of providing a set of state-of-the-art realisations of climate variability and change for 5-40 years ahead.
Understand the potential predictability of East Asian climate variability and change out to a decade ahead, and develop understanding of the capabilities and limitations of initialised predictions available from CMIP multi-model ensembles.
Develop methods to derive credible information from CMIP multi-model climate model scenarios of future climate variability and change in East Asia during the 21st century, suitable for decision making and impacts analysis.
Accelerate the development of climate models with a range of complexities to inform climate projections.
China - Climate Science for Service Partnership (CSSP) - Work Package 1 Calls - tender - MET SOC OF MAURITIUS Collaborative climate science research between Chinese and UK researchers to help better understand the likely causes of climate-related extreme events and long-term climate trends in China and East Asia region. Increased scientific understanding will help to better mitigate the risks arising from climate variability and change. Improve the observational basis for understanding East Asian climate variability and change by including early years’ data through digitisation, and by developing techniques, software and tools to improve gridded datasets, including at higher temporal and spatial resolution and to assess their uncertainties. One focus could be on precipitation, to better enable the understanding of the East Asian Summer Monsoon and the wider hydrological cycle 
Develop a collaborative programme on the attribution of climate-related extreme events and long term trends in the East Asian region, and their likely causes.
A long-term goal of the CSSP-China could be to develop a regional reanalysis for East Asia.
Malaysia - Weather and Climate Science for Service Partnership (WCSSP) - Calls - tender - SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FACILITIES COUNCIL Strengthened partnership between meteorological services in UK, Malaysia and Indonesia to produce scoping study identifying Malaysian/ S-E Asian region weather forecasting and climate research priorities.  This includes training needs analysis for future capacity building work and initial survey of severe weather and DRR services. Programme to help improve modelling capability of high impact weather in the region, enabling mitigation of risk from extreme weather events
Malaysia - Weather and Climate Science for Service Partnership (WCSSP) - Calls - tender Strengthened partnership between meteorological services in UK, Malaysia and Indonesia to produce scoping study identifying Malaysian/ S-E Asian region weather forecasting and climate research priorities.  This includes training needs analysis for future capacity building work and initial survey of severe weather and DRR services. Programme to help improve modelling capability of high impact weather in the region, enabling mitigation of risk from extreme weather events
Brazil - Climate Science for Service Partnership (CSSP) - Calls - tender - UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD Collaborative climate science research programme between Brazilian and UK to improve understanding of recent climate changes and Brazil’s role in mitigation activities to inform international negotiations; to enhance projections of future weather and climate extremes and impacts to inform decision making and contribute to disaster risk reduction in Brazil To strengthen the climate science and research relationship between Brazil and the UK.  To work in partnership with Brazilian research institutes with the aim of improving climate and carbon cycle modelling to help inform future policy and climate service
Vietnam - Weather and Climate Science for Service Partnership S E Asia (WCSSP)  - Calls - tender - SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FACILITIES COUNCIL Strengthened partnership between meteorological services in UK, Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam, to produce scoping study identifying Vietnam/ S-E Asian region weather forecasting and climate research priorities.  This includes training needs analysis for future capacity building work and initial survey of severe weather and DRR services. Programme to help improve modelling capability of high impact weather in the region, enabling mitigation of risk from extreme weather events
China - Climate Science for Service Partnership (CSSP) - Global: Work Package 6  - Calls  - Tender China and UK collaborative development of translational science0a multidisciplinary approach to bridge the gap between climate science and society to produce useable knowledge and applications. Development of case studies to demonstrate the value of climate science for services by translating climate information into beneficial decisions. To support underpinning activities across the project
China - Climate Science for Service Partnership (CSSP) - Work Package 4  - Calls - tender - UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE Accelerated improvements to climate models through collaborative climate science research between China and UK researchers. Grants to develop methods to derive robust information on uncertainties in future climate variability and change in East Asia during the 21st century to help inform decision making and impacts analysis. Develop a methodology to define an ensemble of model variants capable of providing a set of state-of-the-art realisations of climate variability and change for 5-40 years ahead.
Understand the potential predictability of East Asian climate variability and change out to a decade ahead, and develop understanding of the capabilities and limitations of initialised predictions available from CMIP multi-model ensembles.
Develop methods to derive credible information from CMIP multi-model climate model scenarios of future climate variability and change in East Asia during the 21st century, suitable for decision making and impacts analysis.
Accelerate the development of climate models with a range of complexities to inform climate projections.
China - Climate Science for Service Partnership (CSSP) - Work Package 4  - Calls - tender - UNIVERSITY OF READING Accelerated improvements to climate models through collaborative climate science research between China and UK researchers. Grants to develop methods to derive robust information on uncertainties in future climate variability and change in East Asia during the 21st century to help inform decision making and impacts analysis. Develop a methodology to define an ensemble of model variants capable of providing a set of state-of-the-art realisations of climate variability and change for 5-40 years ahead.
Understand the potential predictability of East Asian climate variability and change out to a decade ahead, and develop understanding of the capabilities and limitations of initialised predictions available from CMIP multi-model ensembles.
Develop methods to derive credible information from CMIP multi-model climate model scenarios of future climate variability and change in East Asia during the 21st century, suitable for decision making and impacts analysis.
Accelerate the development of climate models with a range of complexities to inform climate projections.
CSSP Brazil Impact Generation Project (VIEWpoint)  - Work Package 1 Calls - tender The project has created a number of plain language resources (in English and Brazilian Portuguese), such as briefing notes, explainers, data visualisation tools and factsheets, with the aim of increasing uptake of CSSP Brazil outputs. These are hosted on a website which was launched at the end of March at an event hosted by the British Embassy in Brazil and the Met Office. The intention is for these resources to be used to support climate resilience and development in Brazil. The primary objective of the VIEWpoint project was to showcase the outputs of CSSP Brazil, making CSSP Brazil generated datasets, knowledge and use cases accessible to decision makers in Brazil.
China - Climate Science for Service Partnership (CSSP) - Work Package 2 Calls - tender Collaborative climate science research programme between Chinese and UK to develop an enhanced understanding of underpinning climate dynamics and use of this to critically examine the performance of China and UK climate models and predictions. These models underpin climate services needed to support economic development and welfare. Assess model simulations of European and Chinese regional climate. Identify key model errors in mean and variability through the annual cycle + scope future focus
Identify errors in frequency, intensity and spatial patterns for key modes of climate variability and teleconnections to Europe and Asia and scope future focus
Assess fidelity and predictability of East Asian summer monsoon rainfall in initialised hindcasts
Analysis of hindcast mechanisms and influence by end of FY
China - Climate Science for Service Partnership (CSSP) - Work Package 1 Calls - tender - CLIVE WILKINSON Collaborative climate science research between Chinese and UK researchers to help better understand the likely causes of climate-related extreme events and long-term climate trends in China and East Asia region. Increased scientific understanding will help to better mitigate the risks arising from climate variability and change. Improve the observational basis for understanding East Asian climate variability and change by including early years’ data through digitisation, and by developing techniques, software and tools to improve gridded datasets, including at higher temporal and spatial resolution and to assess their uncertainties. One focus could be on precipitation, to better enable the understanding of the East Asian Summer Monsoon and the wider hydrological cycle 
Develop a collaborative programme on the attribution of climate-related extreme events and long term trends in the East Asian region, and their likely causes.
A long-term goal of the CSSP-China could be to develop a regional reanalysis for East Asia.
China - Climate Science for Service Partnership (CSSP) - Work Package 5 Calls - tender Collaborative work with Chinese stakeholders to strengthen capacity in climate services, bridging the gap between information developed by scientists and service providers and the practical needs of climate-sensitive decision-makers. Development of translational science with Chinese collaborators to produce useable and useful climate science knowledge and applications. Integration of all activities across CSSP-China, enabling the pull-through of science developed in the other work packages by developing prototypes of climate services for key sectors, and feeding end user requirements back into the underpinning research.  Develop translational science through an improved understanding of the interests of stakeholders in climate services in China and the communication of climate information.
Philipines - Weather and Climate Science for Service Partnership S E Asia (WCSSP) - Calls - tender - SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FACILITIES COUNCIL Strengthened partnership between meteorological services in UK, Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia to produce scoping study identifying Philippines/ S-E Asian region weather forecasting and climate research priorities.  This includes training needs analysis for future capacity building work and initial survey of severe weather and DRR services. Programme to help improve modelling capability of high impact weather in the region, enabling mitigation of risk from extreme weather events
Indonesia - Weather and Climate Science for Service Partnership S E Asia (WCSSP) - Calls - tender Strengthened partnership between meteorological services in UK, Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia to produce scoping study identifying Indonesia/ S-E Asian region weather forecasting and climate research priorities.  This includes training needs analysis for future capacity building work and initial survey of severe weather and DRR services. Programme to help improve modelling capability of high impact weather in the region, enabling mitigation of risk from extreme weather events
China - Climate Science for Service Partnership (CSSP) - Work Package 3 Calls - tender - UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM Collaborative climate research programme between China and UK researchers to increase the understanding of East Asian climate variability, including drivers of regional drought and flooding and to capture extreme climate events and their impacts such as heat waves and flash floods to help improve capability in climate risk assessments. Increase the understanding of East Asian climate variability and assessment of its predictability for improving climate prediction skills over East Asia on seasonal to decadal timescales.
Increase the understanding of drivers of regional drought and flooding and developing the capability of early warning methodology.
Develop convection permitting models for the East Asian region, to capture extreme climate events and their impacts such as heat waves, flash floods and the impact of large scale urbanisation and mega cities.