UNICC

United Nations International Computing Centre

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Activities on AI
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Countries

About UNICC

The United Nations International Computing Centre (UNICC) has over 50 years of experience as the largest strategic partner for digital solutions and cybersecurity within the United Nations system. We design and deploy transformational digital tools and programmes to support over 90 partners in fulfilling their mandates.

Activities by UNICC

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Third UN Virtual Worlds Day
Global Guatemala

The event convened ambassadors, ministers, city leaders, UN entities, industry pioneers, and innovators for two days of high-level dialogue and an Ambassador Roundtable on the future of AI-driven cities and communities. Discussions explored how the convergence of artificial intelligence, immersive virtual environments, spatial intelligence, and other frontier technologies is reshaping urban governance and enabling new approaches to delivering public services, including emerging concepts such as the AI-enabled citiverse. The programme also examined how these developments can help translate the Global Digital Compact into trusted, inclusive, and people-centred outcomes for cities and communities worldwide. The event concluded with two major milestones: (1) The launch of the Executive Briefing on “AI, Spatial Intelligence and the AI-Enabled Citiverse”, developed with the contributions from 20 UN entities. (2) The endorsement of the Call to Action for Humanity: Shaping the Future of Cities in the Age of AI and Citiverse, reflecting a shared commitment to advancing trusted, inclusive, and people-centred digital futures.

Activity Type AI Tools/SolutionsPolicy/Regulatory GuidanceAwareness/AdvocacyInfrastructure/Systems Development
UNICC
AI Safety Evaluation and Assurance for AI Solutions
Global Not Applicable

A two-semester academic–institutional capstone (Fall 2025–Spring 2026) in which NYU graduate students co-designed with UNICC a multi-perspective AI Safety Evaluation Lab — including a structured risk taxonomy, automated evaluation pipelines, and a three-provider 'Council of Experts' deliberative architecture — to assess AI tools before deployment in the UN ecosystem.

Activity Type AI Tools/SolutionsTrainings/WorkshopsResearch/Reports/Assessments
UN WomenUNICC
Unify HR Chatbot Solution (under UN WOMEN ICT initiatives)
Global

The UNify HR Chatbot is an interagency collaboration involving multiple UN organizations, developed by the United Nations International Computing Centre (UNICC). This AI-based solution is designed to streamline HR policy inquiries and it aims to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of HR processes across multiple agencies.

Activity Type AI Tools/Solutions
UNICCUN Secretariat - OCHA
OneGMS Chatbot: AI Support for Humanitarian Grant Management 
Global Not Applicable

Context: The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) manages the OneGMS (One Grant Management System), a core platform that supports the end-to-end lifecycle of humanitarian pooled fund grants. The growing volume and complexity of OneGMS documentation, workflows, and user questions created a need for faster, more consistent support for HQ and field users.

The solution: An AI-powered chatbot, developed in partnership with the United Nations International Computing Center (UNICC), that provides contextual and reliable support to HQ and field users across the full grant management lifecycle.

Key features:

-Gen AI and Information Retrieval capabilities to answer questions grounded in official OneGMS documentation and guidance.
-User support across key areas, including grant lifecycle processes, workflows, roles, system functionalities, and policies.
-Secure deployment aligned with OCHA and UNICC AI and data protection requirements.

Activity Type AI Tools/Solutions