The United Nations Information Centre for India and Bhutan, also known as UNIC New Delhi, was created in 1947. While it is headquartered in New Delhi, it provides information services to the public in both India and Bhutan.
Scope
UNIC New Delhi’s work covers an array of media, outreach and strategic communications activities. This includes creating and publishing original multimedia content, conducting media outreach, engaging with the government, universities, schools, civil society and the private sector, organizing and participating in public events, maintaining digital information resources and translating UN information materials into local languages.
Activities
The core objective of UNIC New Delhi is to bring the UN closer to the people. It does this through many activities, including:
Creating original multimedia content about the work of the UN and publishing it on various platforms, including websites, videos, newsletters and social media
Translating UN information materials into local languages
Sharing UN information materials with key partners, including government, civil society, universities, schools, researchers and media houses
Engaging in public speaking opportunities and media interviews
Partnering governmentministries, public institutions, embassies, universities, schools and civil society groups to celebrate international days with special events and activities
Organizing workshops, seminars, webinars, training sessions and conferences on UN objectives, in partnership with government and/or civil society groups
Staging social and cultural activities such as art competitions, musical performances, quizzes and other public events
Maintaining digital resources that are accessible to the public
Coordinating UN communications in India
Helping India-based UN agencies develop and execute their communications strategies.
UNIC Director
Darrin Farrant has served as Director of the UN Information Centre for India and Bhutan since May 2023. Mr. Farrant, a national of Australia, has worked in communications or journalism for more than three decades, including over 20 years with the United Nations in New York, Khartoum and El Fasher, Sudan.
Location
The United Nations Information Centre for India and Bhutan is located at 55, Joseph Stein Lane, Lodhi Estate, New Delhi 110003, India.[2]
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