Keeping pace with a rapidly changing communications market, postal services are increasingly relying on new communication and information technologies to develop new products and services in order to meet higher customer expectations and to become more competitive.
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New UPU study decodes blockchain’s benefits for the Post
04.05.2022 — The UPU’s newest study, Blockchains for a Sustainable Postal Future, made possible by funding from the government of Japan, highlights two domains for DLTs: logistics and inclusive financial services. Findings were shared in a virtual event attended by more than 200 participants from 100 member countries on 28 April.
Only as strong as our weakest link: UPU’s Quality of Service Fund strengthens the postal network
08.02.2022 — Since the Abidjan Congress in August last year, the UPU’s Quality of Service Fund (QSF) team has been working hard on developing the procedures for the new Least Developed Countries Special Account which was approved during the 27th Congress.
UPU improves and expands distance learning
03.02.2022 — The UPU’s distance learning tool, TRAINPOST, has been modernized and relaunched with new features that will help to bridge the gap between more developed and less developed countries’ Posts.
The UPU assists its member countries, particularly developing countries, to develop their postal activities. Learn more about the UPU's capacity building initiatives.