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Global Organizationswww.un.orgNew York, New York, United StatesUpdated

Global organization advancing peace, human rights, humanitarian relief, and sustainable development through international cooperation.

Overview

The United Nations (UN) is an international organization established to promote peace, security and human rights worldwide. Founded in 1945, the UN coordinates international cooperation to prevent and resolve conflicts, respond to humanitarian needs, support sustainable development and address global challenges such as climate change and health, equality and education. The UN serves member states, civil society and communities across the globe, providing policy guidance, negotiation, technical assistance and program support. It operates through a system of organs and agencies that work together to maintain international law, uphold human rights, deliver humanitarian aid, and foster development, resilience and shared prosperity. The organization emphasizes multilingual communication, transparency in its documentation, and inclusive participation to ensure that governance reflects the needs of people everywhere. Its work spans peacekeeping, human rights protection, humanitarian response, development financing, climate action, and the administration of international norms and conventions. The UN engages worldwide partners to advance peace and sustainable development, improve health and education, protect vulnerable populations, and respond to emergencies, while promoting dignity, equality and the rule of law.

Mission statement

To maintain international peace and security, develop friendly relations among nations, foster international cooperation to address global challenges, and uphold human rights and the rule of law.

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What we offer

Dag Hammarskjöld Library

Service

Provides comprehensive access to UN resources and documents for diverse users.

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www.un.org/ar/library

United Nations Official Documents System

Access Comprehensive UN Documents Easily and Effectively.

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documents.un.org/

United Nations Geospatial Network

Facilitates collaboration and data sharing for UN-wide mapping efforts.

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www.un.org/geospatial/

United Nations Digital Library

Access a vast repository of United Nations documents and publications digitally.

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digitallibrary.un.org/?ln=ar

Market segments

Market size by segment

Growth potential (CAGR)

Intergovernmental document repository and multilingual access

1.2 Billion USD10% CAGR

Canonical full-text repository and digital catalog of UN documents and publications with multilingual support, search by organ and symbol, and continuous updates to support official recordkeeping and public transparency.

Products: United Nations Official Documents System, United Nations Digital Library

Research and reference services for diplomacy and policy

0.6 Billion USD4.5% CAGR

Library and research services for delegations, UN staff and external researchers, offering inquiry support, research guides, indexes of proceedings, and access to speeches and voting records to inform policy and diplomacy.

Products: Dag Hammarskjöld Library, United Nations Digital Library

Geospatial information management and SDG mapping

0.9 Billion USD10% CAGR

System-wide geospatial coordination, data management and thematic mapping to support Sustainable Development Goal monitoring, IGIF implementation, and cross-agency mapping collaboration.

Products: United Nations Geospatial Network

More information about our offering

Dag Hammarskjöld Library

Dag Hammarskjöld Library is the United Nations library service providing access to UN resources and documents. It supports discovery across UN materials via search interfaces and key collections, including the United Nations Digital Library, research guides, and meeting records indexes. The library offers services to delegations, UN staff, researchers, and the general public, including access to electronic resources, borrowing, and on-site visits. It also offers Ask the Library, training and events, and guidance on locating speeches, voting information, and other UN records.

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  • Access Comprehensive Collections
    Empowers users with robust access to a wide array of UN documentation and publications in digital format.
  • Comprehensive Search Functionality
    Allows users to efficiently search and retrieve various UN materials for research and information.
  • Access Key Proceedings
    Users can find critical speeches and votes that inform UN decision-making and discussions.
  • Support Diverse User Groups
    Offers specialized assistance to delegations, staff, and the public to enhance resource utilization.
  • Facilitate Record Access
    Helps users quickly find official records of meetings and debates within the UN framework.
  • Navigate Collections Effectively
    Provides targeted resources that assist users in exploring extensive UN documentation.
  • Receive Expert Assistance
    Offers personalized support from library professionals to enhance users' research experience.

United Nations Official Documents System

Official UN Documents System provides full-text access to documents of major UN bodies, including the Security Council, General Assembly, ECOSOC, and related subsidiary bodies, serving as the canonical repository for UN official records.

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  • Access Full-text UN Documents
    Retrieve complete documents from key UN bodies, ensuring comprehensive information is readily available for researchers and policymakers.
  • Explore Official UN Records
    Utilize a definitive source for all UN documentation, supporting transparency and historical research.
  • Search By Document Symbol
    Easily find specific resolutions and reports by searching using the relevant document symbols, streamlining the research process.
  • Access Multilingual Documents
    Cater to a global audience by offering documents in multiple languages, enhancing accessibility and understanding.

United Nations Geospatial Network

Geospatial platform that coordinates UN system-wide geospatial information management, mapping and data sharing. It hosts IGIF, geospatial mandates and programmes, and promotes cross-agency collaboration for sustainable development mapping.

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  • Connects UN Geospatial Professionals
    Facilitates networking and expertise sharing among geospatial experts from various UN agencies, enhancing collaboration on geospatial initiatives.
  • Provides Geospatial Management Guidelines
    IGIF offers a structured approach to geospatial data management, ensuring effective integration and utilization across UN operations.
  • Enhances SDG Monitoring
    Assists in tracking progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through comprehensive mapping and data visualizations.
  • Preserves Historical Geospatial Data
    Ensures accessibility to historical maps and datasets, supporting research and analysis in various thematic areas.
  • Visualizes Key Thematic Issues
    Creates specialized maps that illustrate urgent thematic issues, enhancing understanding and facilitating action.
  • Supports Collaborative Geospatial Projects
    Encourages initiatives where different UN agencies can work together on geospatial projects, increasing efficiency and impact.

United Nations Digital Library

United Nations Digital Library is the UN's digital library platform providing access to UN documents and publications in digital format.

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  • Explore Digital Documents
    Access a comprehensive collection of UN documents available in digital format, facilitating research and information dissemination.
  • Find Documents Easily
    Utilize advanced search capabilities to locate specific UN documents swiftly, making information retrieval efficient.
  • Access in Multiple Languages
    Enjoy access to a wide range of UN documents in various languages, promoting inclusivity in global communication.
  • Engage with Data
    Utilize interactive tools to visualize and engage with UN data, enhancing user experience and understanding.
  • Stay Updated
    Receive frequent updates as new UN publications and documents are added, ensuring access to the latest information.

Sources

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Intergovernmental document repository and multilingual access

Estimate derived by treating an intergovernmental multilingual document repository as a niche public-sector subset of the broader EDMS market, augmented by language services and Document AI integration. Persistence Market Research values the global EDMS market at US$9.7B (2026); assuming government/IGO demand represents ~10–15% (≈US$0.97–1.45B) provides a baseline. Adding multilingual processing, translation/localization and Document AI integration (addressing indexing, multilingual search, and automated translation) increases the addressable opportunity modestly to ≈US$1.2B. Growth potential is moderated from enterprise-level EDMS and Document AI CAGRs (16.2% and 13.5%) to reflect slower public-sector procurement and budget cycles, yielding an estimated CAGR ~10% driven by digital government initiatives, AI-enabled processing, and expanding multilingual access needs.

Research and reference services for diplomacy and policy

Estimate derived by anchoring to adjacent markets in the search results (public affairs consulting ~USD 8.4B and government advisory ~USD 48B) and assuming research/reference for diplomacy is a small specialist subsegment (roughly 1–2% of those broader markets). Given digitization and steady demand for policy intelligence, growth is projected modestly above general public affairs consulting rates.

Geospatial information management and SDG mapping

Used the provided GIS market benchmark (USD 11.61B in 2025, 8.59% CAGR) as the parent market (Precedence Research). Estimated that system-level geospatial information management and SDG mapping represent a modest share (~7–8%) of the total GIS market in 2025 given its public-sector/analytics/services focus, yielding ~USD 0.9B. Growth potential is set slightly above the overall GIS CAGR (estimated 10% vs. 8.6%) because of accelerating SDG reporting needs, increased Earth observation/AI adoption, and UN/agency capacity-building initiatives driving demand for specialized geospatial SDG services.

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