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UN Public Service Day

When:
🗓️ June 23

Where:
🌐 Everywhere

Since:
2003

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Created by United Nations General Assembly on December 20th, 2002
Also known as Public Service Day or UN Public Service Day

The Essence of UN Public Service Day:

Every year, the United Nations Public Service Day honors the value and virtue of public service to all communities. It aims to celebrate the efforts of public officials and highlight the importance of good public governance and administration in achieving long-term sustainability.
This event serves as a global platform for encouraging innovation, sharing best practices, and inspiring global cooperation.

The Birth of UN Public Service Day

The United Nations General Assembly designated June 23 as UN Public Service Day in 2002.
By creating this event, the UN sought to inspire governments, organizations, and individuals to enhance their public service systems and foster transparency, accountability, and inclusivity.

UN Public Service Day Across the Globe

UN Public Service Day is celebrated worldwide with various activities, including conferences, forums, award ceremonies, and capacity-building workshops.
These events bring together political figures, policymakers, representatives from civil society, and citizens to share ideas, experiences, and solutions for improving public service delivery. From New York to Nairobi, London to Tokyo, the day brings people together from all over the world to celebrate the power of public service to change lives.

How You Can Contribute to UN Public Service Day

  • Share Inspiring Stories: Share inspiring stories of public workers who have made a difference in their communities to raise awareness about the impact of public service. Use social media platforms, blogs, or local press to share their stories and inspire others.
  • Volunteer for Public Service Initiatives: Participate in local public service initiatives by volunteering your time and skills. Whether it’s taking part in neighborhood cleanup operations, coaching young people, or supporting public health campaigns, your contribution can create lasting positive change.
  • Endorse Political Reform: Write letters to government officials, attend public meetings, or join advocacy groups to ensure that public service remains a priority on the political agenda.

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