Innovation Library

The sessions discusses the findings and implementation of a recent review of UN integration focused on the behaviour of staff can foster or impede integration and collaboration.

This session shares experiences from using "behavioural design" approaches to better serve marginalised communities in Africa and South and Central Asia with tailored, culturally and behaviorally informed interventions.

This session explores the challenges of establishing a Behaviour Change Unit in a country office and how WFP is addressing them.

This session explores how to explore the potential of BeSci across a large UN Organization and in the process generate evidence that behavioural science actually works.

This session explores the importance of judges maintaining physical and mental well-being with a view to improving justice delivery and strengthening judicial integrity.

This event highlights gender norms and behavioural factors that undermine registration of marriages and divorces.

This session sheds light on how the IMF applied behavioural research and human-centered design to support the design and development of Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) and for the digitisation of payment systems.

This session explores how UN Entities can use behavioural science become more inclusive and how we can overcome biases that might be holding us back.

This panel discussion explores these behavioural issues and more broadly how behavioural science is being applied to advance the UN’s peace and security agenda.

In this session, returned migrants and volunteers speak about their work creating multimedia content that supports authentic conversations about migration between youth and their communities and their personal journeys to becoming advocates for change.

The session launches UNDP's new Behavioural Insights Toolkit to support entrepreneurship programming that accounts for the interplay between structural and behavioural barriers to entrepreneurship for young people in the region, particularly young women.

In this session, Prof Cristina Bicchieri and UN Women field colleagues explore the benefits of utilising behavioural science in gender equality programming.

Based on behavioural science research, this webinar explores the power of framing communications through the lens of target audiences’ worldviews and value systems.

This introductory session explores key behavioural science concepts and how BeSci can be applied to the work of the UN, including in policy and programming and to the reduction of administrative burden.

The session will feature thought leaders from the United Nations and the field of behavioural science in a discussion of what behavioural science is, opportunities it presents for the work of the UN and how the UN can further its application.

Imagine getting paid to learn a foreign language. This webinar shares the story of Letmespeak.org (LMS), a place to play, learn English and earn.

Tune in to the launch of a new, free of charge e-learning module on the Introduction to Innovation Learning Module and the UN Innovation Toolkit Learning Module.

Learn more about agricultural technology – from vertical farming to agricultural apps to farm drones – which is growing and becoming the new normal.

On the occasion of the International Day of the Girl 2020, this webinar aims to galvanize awareness and leverage action to empower girls through enhanced access to science, technology and innovation.

The session aims to discuss different models or tools on Industry 4.0 Maturity that can be used in assessing the readiness of Philippine enterprises to adapt Industry 4.0.

These introductory webinars aim to introduce innovation and strengthen institutional capacity building for leather manufacturing factories, effluent treatment plant staff, university lecturers and students.

This episode focuses on more resilient, reliable and responsive manufacturing sites, capable to reconfigure fast to changing external conditions.

We aim to propose an international Pledge on global data resources opened to contributions from national governments, institutions and private organizations alike, the Pledge calls for establishing a multilateral system for data resources sharing that includes global rules for access and standards to maximize the impact and benefits of sharing of those data assets at scale.

The #BuildBackBetter Challenge seeks to leverage the creativity, experience and skills of colleagues from across the system to reimagine the UN together!

This webinar will focus on what lessons could be drawn from responses so far that could also apply to the COVID19 response for the most vulnerable populations, including those in least developed countries.