United Nations System Staff College people." As the United Nations is a global organisation and its employees are posted on the far corners of the world, the UNSSC works to ensure equal access by hosting programmes in a variety of locations. The UNSSC has two physical campuses, the first in Turin, Italy, and the second in Bonn, Germany. It also hosts events at United Nations Headquarters in New York, as as at regional and country levels and online via it online campus. The Turin campus, which also acts as the Headquarters of the UNSSC, is the only residential campus of the United Nations. The Bonn
Headquarters of the United Nations were set to go on trial in March 1949. The House was loath to distribute the full $65 million because the government was concerned that the UN's proposed headquarters would grant diplomatic immunity to the two individuals. The UN used the Reconstruction Finance Corp.'s $25 million as a stopgap measure. The resulting case circumscribed the immunity of UN employees. To save money, the UN considered retaining an existing building on the Manhattan site, which had been slated for demolition once the headquarters was completed. Until 1950, the UN refused to accept private donations for the headquarters' construction, citing a policy