The dress code for United Nations (UN) staff members can vary depending on the location, role, and type of event or meeting they are attending. However, as a general rule, UN staff members are expected to dress professionally and conservatively.

In the UN headquarters in New York City, for example, the dress code for staff members is typically business attire, which includes formal suits, dress shirts and pants, skirts, and dresses. In some cases, business casual attire may be appropriate, which can include collared shirts, slacks, and skirts.

Outside of the headquarters, the dress code may be more casual, particularly in field offices or when staff members are working in the field. However, even in more casual environments, UN staff members are expected to dress professionally and respectfully, particularly when interacting with local partners or stakeholders.

It is always a good idea to check with your supervisor or the event organizer to determine the appropriate dress code for a specific meeting or event. In general, UN staff members should aim to dress in a manner that reflects the professionalism and values of the organization.