Database of the week
Week 44
UN-iLibrary: an indispensable resource for international relations
UN-iLibrary is the United Nations database where you can find thousands of books, reports and journals. The database offers reliable and up-to-date content on international issues such as human rights, cooperation, sustainable development, peace and security, and more.
Benefits in education
The UN-iLibrary is an open access database directly accessible for reading and searching, and you can easily share what you read. You can choose whether you want to search quick and easy or use advanced search to ask more specific questions.
When you create an account, you can add favourites, save searches and set up email alerts for new, relevant content. This makes it easy to stay up to date with relevant developments concerning the EU, policy and internationalization.
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has a special focus in this database, and you can filter your search results by the different SDGs.
For example, read this guide developed to help local and national officials implement an urban food system with fruit-bearing trees (SDGs: Zero Hunger, Responsible Consumption and Production & Climate Action). More Than Just Shade: The Benefits of Nature-based Solutions for More Resilient Cities
Discover UN-iLibrary today
Take advantage of this unique resource and enrich your studies or research with reliable, up-to-date and international information. Visit UN-iLibrary, explore publications that match your interests, and get the most out of your research and study project.
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The difference between UN iLibrary and United Nations Digital Library in that UN iLibrary mainly contains books, reports and journals. It is therefore intended for use in everyday practice. UNDL focuses more on research and contains content such as official UN documents, treaties, voting data, speeches, etc.