United Nations Development Programme

The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed the fragility of the networks linking the world together and has changed how we work, how we live and how we connect to each other. Our tech and innovation experts explore how #VR and #SpatialComputing can help us to #BuildForwardBetter: http://bit.ly/3nFDKKO #DigitalUNDP #NextGenUNDP

The Anthropocene, or the Age of Humans, inspires us to examine our interaction with the , and the way we live, work and interact with one another. Our conflict prevention, and peacebuilding expert Nika Saeedi offers this vision of how humanity can come of age to be one with nature through new social norms centred on human emotions of love and beauty. bit.ly/HDRAge

Ten years ago, the Tunisian Revolution inspired millions of women and men in the region who dreamed of another democratic tomorrow. UNDP Tunisia Resident Representative Steve Utterwulghe and our inclusive growth and #humandevelopment expert Asma Bouraoui Khouja take stock of the outcome and spotlight priorities for achieving inclusive, #SustainableDevelopment. Read more from PNUD Tunisie: http://bit.ly/3iqEIcK

Let's all #StandUp4HumanRights and help build a world free of discrimination and prejudice. Join us to spread Martin Luther King, Jr.'s message of peace, justice and tolerance on today's #MLKDay and every day.

Calling all aspiring young artists . In celebration of #WorldWildlifeDay, we've teamed up with CITES and ifaw to host an international youth art contest on the theme of 'Forests and livelihoods: sustaining people and planet.' Young artists are encouraged to submit work depicting animals in #forest ecosystems and to show the importance of protecting #biodiversity for people and planet. More details on how to submit your artwork by 7 February at: http://bit.ly/3s8ri9V