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UN teams across the globe are working closely with the government, agencies, partners and civil society to ensure the safety, security and health of

Migrant and refugees in Bosnia and Herzegovina, face one of their greatest challenges yet: COVID-19.

Julio Nájera, a renowned reggae singer from Costa Rica, tunes his guitar; he stretches his fingers and adjusts a pair of strings. You can feel the

UN teams across the globe continue to work with the government and partners to help tackle COVID-19. See the highlights as of 27 March 2020.

COVID-19 being a novel disease has 'no respect for national borders, social boundaries, political systems and cultural values.’ It is spreading

In an attempt to curb rumours circulating online about COVID-19, UN agencies in Egypt have launched a joint effort aimed at raising awareness amid

The UN teams on the ground are galvanizing support to respond to COVID-19, with crucial engagement from the private sector.  For instance, the UN’s

This World Water Day celebrates water and raises awareness of the 2.2 billion people living without access to safe water. It is about taking action to tackle the global water crisis.