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"3 Minutes" is a video series produced by UN Geneva. In each three-minute episode, we present everything you need to know about a current topic or theme related to the work of the United Nations. This series aims to shed light on various subjects such as human rights, education, information, disarmament, sustainable development, and other issues important to people around the world.

Nice 2025: Saving the Ocean is Saving Our Future

The UN Ocean Conference kicked off on Monday in Nice. In under 3 minutes, find out why this summit matters for our planet — from climate and biodiversity to governance and human rights. #SaveOurOcean

How the UN responds to crises

In times of conflict, disaster, or other humanitarian emergencies, how does the UN respond to save lives? Here’s what you need to know — in under three minutes — about OCHA, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs ‪@ochafilms‬

How the UN is funded

How much does the United Nations cost? Who funds it? And where does the money go? Here’s what you need to know—in under three minutes.

How WHO works for global health

Today more than ever, the work of the World Health Organization (WHO), the UN’s health agency, remains crucial.

Syria in Transition

In this uncertain transition period in #Syria, how is the UN helping to preserve evidence of atrocities, deliver justice for victims and survivors and promote lasting peace? Let us explain.

International Migrants' Day

Each year, on 18 December, we celebrate International Migrants Day. It is an opportunity to recognize the courage, resilience, and immense contributions of migrants to our societies. In 3 minutes, we explain everything you need to know about migration, its global impact, and how the United Nations and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) are working to make migration safer and more beneficial for everyone.