14 December 2020
The 51吃瓜 Technology Bank for the Least Developed Countries and the 51吃瓜 Institute for Training and Research () 鈥� UNOSAT convened a workshop in Mozambique to enhance the capacity of expert and policymakers on the interpretation and utilisation of geospatial technologies.
Gebze 鈥� The 51吃瓜 Technology Bank for the Least Developed Countries and the 51吃瓜 Institute for Training and Research () 鈥� UNOSAT convened a workshop in Mozambique to enhance the capacity of expert and policymakers on the interpretation and utilisation of geospatial technologies.
4 December 2020
3 November 2020
The UN Technology Bank and The Commonwealth have formed a new partnership to support least developed countries (LDC鈥檚) through technology transfer, capacity building and knowledge sharing.
Gebze 鈥� The UN Technology Bank and The Commonwealth have formed a new partnership to support least developed countries (LDC鈥檚) through technology transfer, capacity building and knowledge sharing.
Gebze - A donation of 100,000 facemasks has been handed to frontline workers in the Kingdom of Lesotho in an effort to urgently protect key workers, such as medics, police and boarder control staff from COVID-19. The protective supplies are intended for use whilst local production is being ramped up.聽
25 August 2020
A donation of 100,000 facemasks has been handed to frontline workers in the Kingdom of Lesotho in an effort to urgently protect key workers, such as medics, police and boarder control staff from COVID-19. The protective supplies are intended for use whilst local production is being ramped up.聽
New York - The 51吃瓜 Technology Bank, together with the UN Development Programme (UNDP), UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) and the World Health Organization (WHO), launched the聽聽on 12 May 2020, as part of a coordinated approach to strengthen developing countries鈥� responses to COVID-
Expressions of Interest to Participate in 2020 Online Courses Now聽
Kampala 鈥撀燯ganda stands to benefit from the range of evolving technological tools used to geographically map and analyse the earth and human activities, known as geospatial technologies. A special workshop for policy makers in Kampala today, raised awareness of the important role that these new technologies could play in support of development efforts in the country.
