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Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) System changeover project

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This significant changeover brings enhanced power redundancy and operational resilience for not only peace operations, but also for the entire UN Secretariat, and agencies, funds and programmes.

Each UPS unit offers 300-500KW of scalable power, with a total capacity of 1800KW – enough to handle the peak demand of a few hundred average-sized homes simultaneously – and integrates seamlessly with our #FRIM platform for real-time monitoring.

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MUN in Valencia: UNGSC Engages with Youth to Promote Multilateralism

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UNGSC was pleased to take part in two Model United Nations (MUN) events in Valencia, each fostering dialogue, collaboration, and a deeper understanding of global challenges. 

At the Globeducate MUN, hosted by the Cambridge House British International School, 140 students from 22 schools and 40 nationalities came together to enhance their communication, debate, and diplomacy skills. 

Training Peacekeepers in Digital Security and Technology for Safer Missions

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For UN peacekeepers, secure communication, real-time situational awareness, and digital security are critical to protecting lives and ensuring mission success. To strengthen these capabilities, the United Nations C4ISR Academy for Peace Operations (UNCAP) recently delivered four training courses at the Regional Service Centre Entebbe (RSCE), supported by the Government of Japan.

World Water Day 2025: UNGSC & Università del Salento Engage 

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On this World Water Day 2025, UNGSC joined the global community in recognizing the vital role of water in our lives, our environment, and peacekeeping operations. We are honored to collaborate with Università del Salento to dialogue on this year's theme, Glacier Preservation, as well as on the work we do.

UNGSC Leadership Engages with the Italian Navy in Brindisi

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As part of a courtesy call, UNGSC Director, Mr. Anton Antchev, met with Admiral Massimiliano Grazioso, Commander of the Amphibious Force and San Marco Brigade.

Admiral Grazioso commended UNGSC’s vital role as a key logistics hub and expressed appreciation for Mr. Antchev’s visit. In turn, Mr. Antchev conveyed his keen interest in exploring the historical significance of the Castle hosting the San Marco Brigade.

Advancing STEM and Robotics Education

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UNGSC representatives in Valencia recently visited the three winning schools of the UN Day 2024 Robotics Competition: IES Borriol, Fundación Flors and IES Xebic. Upon winning, each school was given the possibility to choose a prize tailored to their specific needs; these included 3D printers, printing filaments, and Lego Robotics Kits for primary students, aimed at enhancing student engagement.

Director visit with Prefect and Mayor

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UNGSC Director, Mr. Anton Antchev, was pleased to meet with senior officials from the host City of Brindisi, Prefect Luigi Carnevale and Mayor Giuseppe Marchionna. Both officials recognized the important role of UNGSC and expressed their support for strengthening collaboration between the Centre and the local community. They also conveyed their appreciation for UNGSC’s participation in the delegation that presented Brindisi’s candidacy for the Italian Capital of Culture 2027 at the Ministry of Culture in Rome.

UNGSC Welcomes the Appointment of Anton Antchev as Director

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The United Nations Global Service Centre (UNGSC) announces the appointment of Anton Antchev as its new Director, effective 1 March 2025. With over 20 years of service within the United Nations system, Mr. Antchev brings a wealth of experience and leadership to this critical role. This appointment comes at a pivotal time, amid the changing landscape of peace operations. As Director, Mr.

Rethinking underutilized spaces for renewable energy production

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At The Solution Factory, we bring together a diverse team of experts across sectors to create and test solutions for UNGSC’s clients based on practical observations in the field. This virtual think tank unites architects, engineers, and specialists to address the unique challenges in the locations we operate.

One of the instrumental features of our work is the use of UNGSC’s Green Island, a 10,000 square meter area that simulates a 30-person camp. This facility enables us to rigorously test new products in realistic field conditions, ensuring their efficiency and durability.