Video series: Ghana’s Tech Lab – Part 4 This week, in our ongoing video series produced by UNICEF StartUp Lab – UNICEF Ghana Country Office, we spotlight Alle-AI, a pioneering Ghanaian platform that’s redefining how youths interact with artificial intelligence. In collaboration with UNICEF, Alle-AI is empowering innovators, students, and creators to explore and compare the capabilities of multiple cutting-edge generative AI models, text, image, audio, and video, within a single platform. From OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini to DALL·E 2 and Midjourney, it offers hands-on access to the future of creative and analytical technology. Click below to watch how UNICEF Ghana is working to unlock the potential of artificial intelligence for education and innovation across the country reflecting UNICEF’s mission to provide children tools and opportunities they need to succeed in a changing world. Minu Limbu #DigitalImpact
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Meet Y Hỉnh, a 12-year-old girl from Kon Tum, who turned a tiny Micro:bit into a board game that brings her community closer together. 🌱💡 Her journey in the Tinkering with Tech competition shows the power of creativity, courage, and equal opportunities for girls in STEAM. The programme is the result of collaboration between UNICEF, development partners, and provincial Departments of Education in Viet Nam, with support from 신한카드 Shinhan Card – helping children across the country to grow in confidence, build essential skills, and shape a brighter future. 💙 #ForEveryChild #STEAM #GirlsInTech Silvia Danailov Michaela Bauer UNICEF East Asia and Pacific Tara O'Connell Anh Lan Le Kim Chi Vu Tung H. Nguyen
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Last week in Luxembourg, we kicked off the SafeChild TeamOne upskilling event, an important step in UNICEF’s digital transformation. Over 80 Digital Advisors from more than 70 countries came together to strengthen our ability to build safe, secure, and responsible digital systems for children, including in emergencies. We’re grateful to the Government of Luxembourg (Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade ) Max Lamesch, Director of Humanitarian Affairs, for their generous support. Their partnership is helping UNICEF respond to growing digital demands with agility and impact. Thanks also to our UNICEF organizing team for making this event a success. From AI and cybersecurity to digital education, TeamOne is proving what collaboration and continuous learning can achieve. Looking ahead, I am proud of the strong network of Digital Advisors that we are building, ready to advance child rights in the digital age and support country offices worldwide. SafeChild is a long-term investment in the systems, skills, and safeguards children need. #luxaid #safechild
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SafeChild/TeamOne Week 2 Opens in Luxembourg! This week continues UNICEF’s commitment to strengthening digital capacity to maximize results for children everywhere. Supported by the Luxembourg Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade, the SafeChild initiative brings together UNICEF digital advisors to Luxembourg to build skills, share expertise, and advance responsible digital programmes, including cybersecurity and digital guardrails. During the opening session, Max Lamesch, Director of Humanitarian Affairs, Luxembourg Ministry of Foreign Affairs, welcomed the group with reflections on Luxembourg’s legacy and relevance: “Luxembourg, the home of the Schengen agreement, was once a fortress and is now a symbol of free movement,” said Max Lamesch. “This is a kind of symbol for digital structures. The world is evolving fast. To respond and prevent effectively, we must stay connected to expertise and act responsibly.” UNICEF Global CIO Kaan Cetinturk encouraged staff to be active contributors to TeamOne, UNICEF’s new operating model for digital programme support to country offices. “You will be upskilled for your own work, but also to support others,” said Kaan. “This time here is about learning. When you return to your offices, raise it one level above, to your supervisors, to your government counterparts. You are not alone, you have the power of TeamOne. And remember to talk about your successes.” Over the next days, staff will engage in hands-on sessions and simulations to strengthen UNICEF’s digital impact and digital guardrails, in order to better protect child rights everywhere. #digitaltechnology #luxaid
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Video series: Ghana’s tech lab part 3 This week, in our video series produced by UNICEF Startup Lab–Ghana Country Office, we introduce ogames_studio, a Ghanaian game developer bringing Africa’s rich folklore and traditions into immersive digital worlds. Together with UNICEF, they are driving educational impact, using interactive storytelling and gamified learning to deepen engagement with science, culture, and storytelling. Their work is helping young Africans explore technology, narrative design, and cultural heritage in new ways. Click below and dive deeper into how UNICEF Ghana is merging culture and education through gaming. UNICEF Ghana Minu Limbu UNICEF StartUp Lab #DigitalImpact
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The UNICEF TeamOne upskilling event has officially begun in Luxembourg. With generous support from the Luxembourg Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade, over 100 colleagues from more than 80 countries are coming together as one global digital impact team for three weeks of focused learning and collaboration. The event opened with remarks from Mr. Gilles Hoffmann (Luxembourg Ministry of Foreign & European Affairs) and Geoff Okao (Deputy Director, UNICEF ICT Division), setting the tone for the first week’s focus on digital in humanitarian contexts. TeamOne is UNICEF’s new operating model for its Digital Impact function. It aims to unify and strengthen the global network of digital advisors supporting country offices, scaling impactful digital solutions for children, and advancing knowledge on emerging digital priorities. Over the next weeks, colleagues will engage in tailored sessions covering digital for emergencies, digital foundations and guardrails, and digital empowerment through technology for development (T4D) approaches. Follow us for updates throughout the event! #digitaltechnology #foreverychild #luxaid Kaan Cetinturk Prakash Vaidyanathan Fui Meng Liew Sergej Bojic Marc Dieng Minu Limbu Sebastian Baña
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What happens when determination meets digital innovation? In South Sudan’s remote villages, reaching children with life-saving vaccines has always been a challenge. Roads are often impassable, communities are scattered, and health data is limited. Yet for Rita David Elisa, these obstacles aren’t a reason to give up—they’re a reason to push forward. The Ministry of Health, the Japan - The Government of Japan, and UNICEF are supporting health workers like Rita in delivering vital services to families that most need them. From hand-drawn sketches to digital precision, local teams are reimagining how to find, reach, and protect every child. However, this is a story about people, not just technology. It’s about Rita and hundreds of health workers leading a new era of digital health planning to ensure that no child is left behind. 👉 Read the full story to see how human resilience and digital innovation are reshaping healthcare in South Sudan. https://lnkd.in/e5CrARsU #ForEveryChild #DigitalImpact
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📢 A Global Team for Every Child! #TeamOne Kicking off an exciting week in Luxembourg for the "TeamOne Digital 4 Emergencies" WeekOne training! Designed to equip UNICEF technology professionals with the cutting-edge digital tools and strategies necessary to respond effectively in a crisis. When emergencies strike, technology is a lifeline. It enables the delivery of aid more quickly, protects vulnerable children, and reunites families. The map truly says it all. We have specialists joining us from across the globe, from Fiji, Madagascar, Turkey, and through to El Salvador, bringing invaluable experience. This is what global impact looks like: building a network of experts ready to act anywhere, at any time. A huge thank you to the Government of Luxembourg for their partnership and incredible support. Your commitment helps us build a safer world for every child. With Marta Dabbas Marc Dieng Simon Zeweldi Nabiha Faruqui Carmen Pellicer UNICEF Digital Technology #TeamOne #DigitalForGood #UNICEFEmergencies #TechForImpact #HumanitarianAid #Luxembourg #ChildrensRights #GlobalTeam #luxaid #digitaltechnology
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Video series: Ghana’s tech lab part 2 This week, we will spotlight the second video produced by UNICEF Startup Lab–Ghana Country Office. KODU TECHNOLOGY, a visionary social enterprise in Ghana turning discarded banana and plantain fibers into affordable, biodegradable sanitary pads, a solution that tackles period poverty, creates sustainable jobs, and reduces plastic waste. This model doesn’t just deliver a product, it restores dignity, supports women in underserved communities, and puts agricultural waste to purposeful use. Don’t miss our new video that dives deeper into how Kodu is making menstrual health more accessible, sustainable, and equitable across Ghana. UNICEF Ghana Minu Limbu UNICEF StartUp Lab #DigitalImpact
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Introducing the latest insight report out now: Advancing Responsible AI Innovation: A Playbook.
Less than 1% of organizations have fully embedded systemic, responsible AI, which maximizes benefits and minimizes the risks it poses to people, especially children, society and the environment. As part of the AI Governance Alliance, UNICEF is working alongside 600+ global stakeholders to shape a resilient and trustworthy AI ecosystem that benefits everyone. The Alliance’s new playbook, published by World Economic Forum presents nine essential plays as a roadmap for public-private engagement to help organizations put responsible AI into practice across diverse contexts and jurisdictions. Read the report here: https://lnkd.in/etrkV2rG #DigitalImpact #DigitalTransformation #AI4Good Karla Yee Amezaga Henrietta Ridley Cathy Li
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