UN Secretary-General António Guterres released the report, “Shifting Paradigms: United to Deliver”, that outlines structural reforms under the UN80 Initiative’s third workstream.
It proposes a New Humanitarian Compact, a UN System Data Commons, and a Technology Accelerator Platform to modernize collaboration, strengthen delivery, and realign programmes across peace, development, human rights.

2025-09-21 – 48 p.

Chapter:
Paradigm shifts to enable impact

• Technology and mindsets
• Shared services across all pillars
• Training and research
• Data commons
• Core and pooled funding

Build a UN System Data Commons to better link data, statistics, insights

CHALLENGE: FRAGMENTED DATA, MISSED OPPORTUNITIES

92. The UN system is a key steward of global public data, statistics
    and insights, from population and climate trends to complex
    risks. But its platforms remain fragmented and duplicative, just as
    governments and people need faster, clearer answers. Each entity
    has built its own systems, creating parallel capacities that too
    rarely connect. Without interoperability, data cannot “speak” across
    entities, leaving blind spots, wasted effort and missed chances to
    act on today’s interconnected challenges. Data grows more valuable
    when it is connected. This requires connected capacities, which
    today remain thinly spread and under-incentivized, with entities
    often reluctant to collaborate.

https://www.un.org/un80-initiative/sites/default/files/2025-09/UN80_WS3-1_250921_1238.pdf#page=41

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Remarks:
in the fields of RISK (Safety, Security, Humanitarian issues, etc.) RIMMA CoE since years advocates for the topics of action mentioned.
For National, Cross-Border, European, Global implementation there are appropriate measures to be taken: quote: “This requires connected capacities, which today remain thinly spread and under-incentivized, with entities often reluctant to collaborate.”

 Horst Kremers