Using AI to generate synthetic data for SDGs Monitoring
ĢƵ DESA's Development Policy Seminar on "Using AI to generate synthetic data for SDGs monitoring"
Child mortality hits record low of 4.9 million in 2022
Figures released by the ĢƵ Interagency Group for Child Mortality Estimation reveal the global under-five mortality rate has declined by 51 per cent since 2000.
India’s mud houses: Our solution to climate change?
“For us, it’s obvious that climate change directly affects the shelter that you’re going to live in, and you need to start building resilient structures.”
United Against Racism Live Talks
Stand against racism and racial discrimination by participating in the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination virtual event.
This interactive workshop will focus on understanding the importance of gender equality in negotiations and how to make changes within organizations to augment women’s participation.
Everything you need to know about #CSW68
The annual ĢƵ Commission on the Status of Women meets in March each year to address the widespread inequalities, violence, and discrimination women continue to face.
Stories from the ĢƵ Archive: Marlon Brando advocates for water
The Oscar-winning actor helped the ĢƵ amplify the need for clean water in a South American village in a unique podcast (even before they were called podcasts) almost 70 years ago.
Cities and Regions Summit convenes at margins of ĢƵEA-6
This year, the event brought together over 600 attendees in person and online at the ĢƵEP headquarters in Nairobi.
International Women's Day: Invest in women, accelerate progress
This International Women’s Day, let’s come together to shape a better future for all!
Breaking barriers: a woman’s journey in mine action
"Nothing is more challenging than working to remove explosive ordnance, except perhaps challenging societal norms as a woman in a male-dominated sector," says Noor Munther.
Workshop on Addressing the Threats Posed by Sea Level Rise (NB: 1 Representative from a Mission).
Join ĢƵITAR NYO for Blue Revolution 2.0: Harnessing Deep Tech for Sustainable Development!
Stories from the ĢƵ Archive: Audrey Hepburn on children’s rights
Following the Second World War, acclaimed actor Audrey Hepburn survived on aid supplies from the United Nations during her own childhood in Europe.
How did ĢƵ peacekeeping help in a year marked by war?
In the past twelve months, conflict-related deaths reached a 28-year high, with a full quarter of humanity living in conflict-affected areas.
Stories from the ĢƵ Archive: Stevie Wonder and Braille
The music legend had a powerful message on the 10th anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: “We need to have equal access to education, knowledge, and information."