ActNow is the United Nations campaign to inspire people to act for the Sustainable Development Goals.

The Goals can improve life for all of us. Cleaner air. Safer cities. Equality. Better jobs. These issues matter to everyone. But progress is too slow. We have to act, urgently, to accelerate changes that add up to better lives on a healthier planet. What happens when millions of people act together for our common future? A lot. Join the campaign to learn more— and do more.

UNFPA, Organon and MIT Solve are looking for up to 14 solutions created by and for young people, prioritising adolescent girls and young women, that address key challenges within sexual and reproductive health and rights within UNFPA’s programme countries.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity for talented, young professionals from non- or under-represented Member States who wish to start their professional careers with UNESCO.

The UN in Thailand, in partnership with the UN System Staff College (UNSSC) and UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization’s Regional Office (UNESCO Bangkok), is broadening its public outreach on sustainable development via this 'Thai SDG Micro-Primer' e-learning platform.

Embrace the possible. That’s the call of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, a blueprint for a better world. We don’t have to wait for the future we want—we can create it right now. Everyone can join the global movement for change.

Embrace the possible. That’s the call of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, a blueprint for a better world. We don’t have to wait for the future we want—we can create it right now. Everyone can join the global movement for change.

The UN in Mongolia spearheads an “SDC Action Campaign” in Mongolia to amplify the message of the urgency to act for SDGs in Mongolia and to mobilize more collective and individual actions for SDGs.

UNESCO’s first Digital Learning Week will take place from 4 to 7 September 2023 at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris.

The United Nations has a long history of mobilizing the world against hatred of all kinds to defend human rights and advance the rule of law. The impact of hate speech cuts across numerous UN areas of focus, from protecting human rights and preventing atrocities to sustaining peace, achieving gender equality and supporting children and youth.

“Together, let’s rejuvenate the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, demonstrate how it can meet the needs of our time AND advance its promise