UN Smart Camps represent a leap forward in how the United Nations operates. These facilities blend advanced technology with practical benefits, making them essential for successful missions. The United Nations Interim Security Force for Abyei (UNISFA) has taken a significant step forward with the inauguration of their second Smart Camp, “Highway.” Just like the pioneer “Dukkra Camp,” Highway utilizes “smart” technology to improve operational and living conditions, by increasing service efficiency and availability, optimizing costs, reducing in-mission carbon footprint, improving safety and security, and enabling a positive legacy to the host nation.
On May 3rd, the United Nations Global Service Centre (UNGSC) opened the doors of its 3D printing service, to grant first-hand access to the transformative potential of this technology.
UNGSC was pleased to participate in a stocktaking workshop organized by the United Nations Support Office in Somalia (UNSOS) and the Department of Operational Support (DOS), held in Mogadishu.
UNGSC was pleased to participate in Valencia’s Information Technology Week, focused on “Digital Ethics in the Era of Sustainability.”
UNGSC was pleased to welcome Mr. Kelvin Ong, Director of the Field Operations Finance Division* (FOFD), to our Brindisi Base, in his first visit as FOFD Director.
April 13-14, 2024 - 110 students from the European University of Valencia (UEV) gathered at the United Nations Information and Communication Technology Facility (UNICTF) for the 2024 Model United N
UNGSC was pleased to welcome representatives of the Southern Operational Centre of the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) based in Taranto, Italy, to our Brindisi Base.
