1️⃣ Check out the Ghana & Tonga videos 👇 2️⃣ Learn more about our @UN_SPIDER programme: 3️⃣ Read about our partnership with @commonwealthsec to bring the power of space to the communities that need it most 👇

🇺🇳 UNOOSA brings space, AI, & international collaboration together to deliver:. ✅ Space data turned into life-saving tools. ✅ Partnerships that drive impact . ✅ Action where it’s needed most.

⏰🌊🛰️ You've seen our space and AI-powered digital twins of Tonga and Ghana. Let's take a trip to the Caribbean. with a digital twin of Tobago. Thanks again to @SpaceDataInc, @Maxar, @UniBonn & @UTokyo_News_en.

📖 Read the full report: 🌐 Explore our Knowledge Platform and network here:

🔍 What’s inside:.✅ A GeoAI Partnership Portal for open models, cloud resources, and collaboration. ✅ A curated library of reference pipelines for key hazard types. ✅ Localisation and validation protocols to support context-appropriate implementation.

Based on structured contributions & peer-reviewed submissions, the report features operational GeoAI practices addressing hazards from 🌊floods and 🔥wildfires to 🏜️drought &🌇urban heat. These examples show major improvements in processing speed, accuracy, & policy integration.

The report highlights how satellite data, #earthobservation imagery, machine learning, and cloud-based tools improve #climateaction, disaster risk reduction, and emergency response.

🛰️ This new compendium is the first global stocktake of how Geospatial AI (GeoAI) is being used across our @UN_SPIDER Offices and 27 Regional Support Offices.

🤖AI doesn't just power chatbots & playlists, it saves lives from space.🌍#UNOOSA is pleased to announce the release of “Mapping Disaster Resilience: GeoAI Best Practices from the UN-SPIDER Network”, unveiled this week at the #AI for Good Global Summit hosted by @ITU in Geneva.

👀 Learn more about our regional centres and how they can boost your space career here:

We’ll be posting an exclusive interview series with the heads of the Regional Centers of China, India, Morocco and Nigeria over the summer. Stay tuned for announcements on the upcoming postgraduate study programmes.

🚀 In 2024 alone, the Centres trained over 140 graduates from 65+ countries and ran workshops on GNSS, climate change, air quality, and more. You could be next!.

🔥 What’s new?. 🔹 Updated curricula in Remote Sensing, GIS, and Satellite Telecommunications. 🔹 A brand-new Executive Short Course on Space Project Management. 🔹A proposal to strategically review the Centres' missions for greater impact and sustainability.

📍🇺🇳 Hosted by #UNOOSA, the meeting focused on upgrading curricula, strengthening operations, and launching new initiatives to keep the Centres ahead of the curve in a fast-moving space sector.

Many thanks to 🇲🇦 Amas Emran @EcoleMohammadia, 🇨🇳 Wu Xiaojun (@Beihang1952), 🇳🇬 Seyi Festus Olatoyinbo (@OAUniversity) and 🇮🇳Raghavendra Pratap Singh (Indian Institute of Remote Sensing (@isroiirs) for their participation.

On 30 June, the Directors of the UN-affiliated Regional Centres for Space Science and Technology Education gathered in Vienna to chart the next chapter in global capacity-building on space.

*Please note that due to the rules of procedure of the United Nations Secretariat, agreed by Member States of the United Nations, we are unfortunately unable to offer remuneration for the period of the internships.

📌 These internships are unpaid*, full-time (40 hrs/week) and open to those currently enrolled in or recently graduated from a post-secondary programme.

3️⃣ @UN_SPIDER Intern: Support international conferences, training, and remote sensing research that help countries prepare for and respond to disasters. 🔗 Apply here by 15 July:

2️⃣ Public Information Intern: Join our communications team and turn space diplomacy into powerful stories. From speeches and social media to outreach campaigns, you’ll help inform diplomats, experts, and the public. 🔗 Apply here by 16 July: