In a ceremony held on 29 July 2010, the Secretary General presented the United Nations
Statistics Division with its third UN21 Award. This latest award recognized UNdata
as the winner in the category "Improvements in Client Services". UNdata is an innovative
service which enables free and easy access to UN statistical databases to users
of statistical information around the world. UNdata currently has 32 databases with
60 million records. Plans are underway to include country databases into this searchable,
metadata-enabled database environment.
The UN 21 Awards were established in 1996 to recognize outstanding initiatives by
United Nations individual staff members or teams to improve the delivery of the
Organization’s programmes and services. The Awards serve to highlight innovations
across the Organization which have a multiplier effect and ensure sustainable results.
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Crime
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Education
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Energy
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Environment
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Finance
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Food and Agriculture
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Gender
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Health
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HIV/AIDS
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Human development
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Indicator database
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Industry
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Information and Communication Technology
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Labour
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National accounts
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Official Development Assistance
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Population
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Refugees
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Tourism
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Trade