Digital Transformation

UNifyHR revolutionizes HR Operations for 13 UN agencies by leveraging Generative AI.

24/7 inter-agency booking services supporting humanitarian workers to deliver last mile aid.

Explore how 40 UN Entities are leveraging innovative thinking, technologies and new way of working in their work.

This Digital Skills Learning Session is dedicated to the question “How to design inclusive digital products and programmes”.

Developing strong digital skills is key to building future-ready organisations, enabling us to navigate and make the most of new digital solutions and approaches. That's why we dedicated November to Digital Capacity Building

This handbook guides countries from digitizing records to digitalization, paving the way for digital transformation and fundamentally reshaping health service delivery and access.

This report responds to requests fromWorld Health Organization (WHO) Member States and the United Nations Economic and Social Council to provide support in promoting and implementing digital solutions to address the growing burden of NCDs. It also builds on work by WHO and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), such as the Global Initiative on Artificial Intelligence for Health.

This webinar aims to explore digital cultural diffusion dynamics and highlight technologies' impact on cultural connection and intercultural understanding.

If you have followed the UN General Assembly (UNGA) and the Summit of the Future (SoF) you have probably heard the buzz around the newly adopted Global Digital Compact. To give you an overview of everything there is to know about the GDC and answer your questions, the UN Digital Community hosted a learning session, following our UNGA & SoF Debrief of key digital insights.

Leaders from UNDP, UNICEF, UNEP, the Office of the UN Tech Envoy and more share their key takeaways and digital insights from UNGA 2024 and the Summit of the Future.

The Framework is the result of a multi-stakeholder approach to ensure DPI implementations mitigate risks at both the individual and societal level.

Featuring high-level representatives from countries participating in 50-in-5, this event showcased the progress being made around the world to implement safe, inclusive, and interoperable digital public infrastructure and it's potential to radically improve the well-being of both people and planet.

The event brought forward-looking commitments from all stakeholders to harness innovation, science and data in a more inclusive, safe and sustainable manner.

The Digital Inclusion Playbook 2.0 serves as a critical resource to help countries and communities advance inclusive digital transformation effectively in a world of rapidly evolving technologies and complex global dynamics.