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Access to Space for All enables communities from all over the world to use and benefit from space technologies and applications thanks to the cooperation among established space actors, the United Nations and non or emerging space entities.
In 2025, UNOOSA pulled back the curtain on its work and impact, demonstrating how space diplomacy, international cooperation and space-based solutions deliver benefits for people and communities around the world.
Read more in our Annual Report.
Studying online boosts career opportunities and broadens horizons. In cooperation with various partners, UNOOSA has launched several online courses in different languages teaching about the space economy, space law and policy, and the long-term sustainability of space activities.
