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Table of Contents
Report of the UN Secretary-General’s High-level Panel on Digital Cooperation
Foreword
Executive Summary
1. Introduction: Interdependence in the Digital Age
2.
Leaving No One Behind
2.1 CREATING AN INCLUSIVE DIGITAL ECONOMY
2.2 RETHINKING HOW WE WORK AND LEARN
2.3 REGIONAL AND GLOBAL ECONOMIC POLICY COOPERATION
3.
Individuals, Societies and Digital Technologies
3.1 HUMAN RIGHTS AND HUMAN AGENCY
3.2 TRUST AND SOCIAL COHESION
3.3 SECURITY
4.
Mechanisms for Global Digital Cooperation
4.1 CHALLENGES AND GAPS
4.2 THREE POSSIBLE ARCHITECTURES FOR GLOBAL DIGITAL COOPERATION
4.3 THE ROLE OF THE UN
5. Recommendations
ANNEXES
I. TERMS OF REFERENCE OF THE PANEL
II. PANEL MEMBERS
III. PANEL SECRETARIAT AND SUPPORT TEAMS
IV. DONORS
V. THE PANEL’S ENGAGEMENT
VI. PRINCIPLES AND FUNCTIONS OF DIGITAL COOPERATION
NOTES
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I. TERMS OF REFERENCE OF THE PANEL
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III. PANEL SECRETARIAT AND SUPPORT TEAMS
IV. DONORS
V. THE PANEL’S ENGAGEMENT
VI. PRINCIPLES AND FUNCTIONS OF DIGITAL COOPERATION
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