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UNGSC launches Autonomous Surveillance System Proof of Concept

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Smart technologies can be instrumental in achieving the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), in particular, SDG #9, which calls for building resilient infrastructure and fostering innovation.

Autonomous indoor drones present vast potential in this regard. Equipped with sensors and cameras, they can navigate complex indoor spaces, conduct tasks without human intervention, and detect irregularities, triggering immediate responses to avert major incidents.

Energy independence and sustainability at UNGSC

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The Sustainable Development Goals don’t apply to Member States alone; the United Nations System is also called on to do its part, especially regarding SDG#7 on Affordable and Clean Energy. The United Nations Global Service Centre (UNGSC) has heeded this call; the Organization already runs on 100% renewable energy. Presently sourced both from the grid and from its own production, important steps are being taken to increase energy self-sufficiency.

Inspired by UNGSC: 14 Youth-led proposals for a better school.

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“The students said the experience was ‘eye-opening.’ For us adults, it should be ‘ear-opening….’ We should listen to what they have to say.” Maria D’Aprile, Head of Liaison and Protocol, UNGSC.

Nineteen students from the European High School in Brindisi, Italy, dedicated three weeks of their summer holiday to accompany experts across the United Nations Global Service Centre (UNGSC) for the “Learning by Experience” programme.

Providing Hands-on Support for Field Missions: Asset management in the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS)

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On-site assessments and briefings with personnel in Field Missions enable UNGSC to understand the logistical challenges on the ground and provide tailored solutions in asset management, advancing sustainability and helping to navigate disruption in the supply chain.

Student-led Innovation for Conflict Risk Mapping

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The United Nations Global Service Centre (UNGSC) has officially launched its latest “Capstone Project” collaboration with Barcelona’s ESADE University, as part of the UNGSC Academia Partnership Programme.

The Project engages students in generating fresh insights and innovative approaches to enhance data analysis at the United Nations, deliver technology solutions to field missions, and predict and prevent conflict. 

UNICTF facilities’ expansion advances the digital transformation of the United Nations

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On Monday, 5 December, the United Nations Information and Communications Technology (UNICT) facility in Valencia, Spain, inaugurated a new office building and presented the expansion plan for the base that would support and enhance the UN digital transformation strategy.

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