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If you are reading this blog chances are you work in development, so you might know something about the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). If you work for the United Nations, like we do, you might be able to identify a few of the 17 goals and maybe a few of their 169 targets. You might also be aware of the importance of the new agenda or, as the UN Secretary-General’s says - the SDGs are THE plan: there is no ‘Plan B’ because we do not have a ‘Planet B'!

Currently, Malawi is among the most expensive African countries in which to make a phone call.  This is further shown in a study carried out by the In

Administration, planning, and foresight are three siblings of varying age with different familial responsibilities.

Saying you work for the UN in the Caribbean is an excellent way to induce envy and jealousy!

The UN in the Pacific region covers 14 countries. Spread over vast ocean territory these island nations are small in population and land size, yet as members of the UN General Assembly they all rightly demand a UN presence and programme in their island state.

Our new online monitoring tool tracks our use of long term agreements (LTAs) with external vendors, calculates and analyses cost savings, and uses this information to ensure minimum waste and maximum efficiency.

It’s the eternal question: form before function or the other way around? It is hard to tell which came first – joint operational processes in UN in Bosnia and Herzegovina, or the ICT tools that support them.