Developed by the UN, for the UN, this digital platform — freely accessible anytime, anywhere from your computer, tablet or mobile phone — is intended to help inspire conversations, ideas, and action. This invaluable resource includes 21 tools, step-by-step directions, worksheets, case studies, and references, as well as a 27-question Diagnostic Assessment which provides actionable insight on every user’s readiness to innovate. Discover what kind of innovation profile you have: are you a “Collaborator,” a “Trailblazer,” or perhaps a “Implementor?”.

Around one in three women worldwide experiences physical or sexual violence in their lifetimes. This stark statistic is powerful. It demonstrates the scale of the problem and the urgency of eliminating violence against women (VAW). But powerful data like this doesn’t come into being by itself; it’s the result of careful data collection and analysis around the world. In this free course

A fully online, live programme giving professionals a practical, multidisciplinary understanding of how AI is transforming professional environments. It moves from responsible AI governance, from principles to practice, through AI sovereignty and data flows, to the future of work: how AI changes professional tasks and roles, and the skills and organizational readiness needed to adapt. Participants learn to apply responsible and ethical approaches to AI, address AI-related risks and privacy challenges, and identify which professional tasks AI can support or automate. The emphasis is on real-world applications rather than technical development, with interactive discussions, case studies and expert insights. No prior technical knowledge of AI is required. Format: four weekly three-hour live sessions (Fridays, 14:00–17:00 CET), 6–27 November 2026. Registration deadline: 4 November 2026. Fee: USD 800 (limited fee reductions and scholarships for participants from LDCs and SIDS). The course only runs if a minimum number of participants is reached. Participants who meet the requirements receive a digital credential.

The Digital4Sustainability Learning Path explores the transformational role digital solutions and innovations can play in advancing environmental and social sustainability. In particular, how can digital technologies power the green transition, and how can the digital transition be green?