About UN ECE
UNECE's major aim is to promote pan-European economic integration. UNECE includes 56 member States in Europe, North America and Asia. However, all interested United Nations member States may participate in the work of UNECE. Over 70 international professional organizations and other non-governmental organizations take part in UNECE activities.Activities by UN ECE
Platform for Resilient Energy Systems – chatenergy.app
Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent StatesThis project aims to provide member States and the energy expert community with an advanced AI-based tool to navigate through a secure, comprehensive and authoritative knowledge base on resilient energy systems. The demo-version of the platform is called chatenergy.app and provides user-friendly inputs and insights for informed decisions.
Activity Type AI Tools/SolutionsResearch/Reports/AssessmentsPolicy/Regulatory GuidanceRegulatory compliance of products with embedded artificial intelligence or other digital technologies
Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States Not ApplicableThis project has developed guidance based on its Recommendation L, which proposes a policy framework document to encourage harmonization of technical regulations through a voluntary mechanism called a common regulatory arrangement (CRA). The project has delivered a White Paper with base principles and the final CRA and Declaration.
Activity Type Research/Reports/AssessmentsPolicy/Regulatory GuidanceAwareness/AdvocacyNetworks/Mentorship/ExchangeTask Force on Digitalization in Energy
Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States AustraliaCanadaGermanyIrelandLithuaniaRepublic of MoldovaRussian FederationUnited Arab EmiratesUnited StatesThe Task Force on Digitalization in Energy provides a platform for cross-industry experts to develop a unified voice on digitalization in energy. It critically explores the landscape of stakeholders through a constructive dialogue to understand the interaction in the digitalized energy system.
Activity Type Research/Reports/AssessmentsPolicy/Regulatory GuidanceNetworks/Mentorship/ExchangeAwareness/AdvocacyPolicy Briefs series on AI-enhanced PPPs and infrastructure projects for the SDGs: Potential and limitations
Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States Not ApplicableThis policy briefs series explores the opportunities and challenges that AI poses to Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) and infrastructure throughout the project lifecycle. It highlights the potential for AI to lower transaction costs for governments and streamline PPP processes, while also discussing the legal, ethical, and technical risks involved. The series will be complemented by webinars and podcasts.
Activity Type Research/Reports/AssessmentsPolicy/Regulatory GuidanceAwareness/AdvocacyNetworks/Mentorship/Exchange