Digital technology is crucial for combating climate change, fostering innovation, lowering greenhouse gas emissions, and enhancing climate resilience.

Today’s complex world is marked by a convergence of interlinked crises, including violent conflicts, climate change, public health emergencies, economic instability and social inequalities.

Disaster Risk Reduction is crucial for sustainable development; while traditional methods may overlook evolving risks, digital tools enhance data analysis and provide tailored resilience strategies.

Digitalization drives gender-equal economies and connects global sectors, while disconnection fosters new inequalities and power dynamics.

Digital technologies enhance health service coverage and quality, especially in underserved areas, and are pivotal in achieving SDG 3 for Good Health and Well-being.

UNDP has increased efforts to help strengthen and transform countries’ capacity to provide public services and goods amidst rapid yet uneven digitalization.

Digital technologies provide opportunities to rebuild and strengthen livelihoods after crisis and accelerate economic recovery.

The power of digital technology lies in its ability to transform the way we think, act and create value.

A people-centered justice and security approach aims to enhance societal well-being by ensuring accessible dispute resolution, safeguarding human rights, and promoting universal safety.

UNDP supports countries in reimagining and strengthening more inclusive, resilient, and adaptive democratic processes and institutions.