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DATA ENVIRONMENT INCLUSION TRUST

TRUST

IGF 2020 OF #13 Trust Building in Cyberspace on Public Health Emergencies

4 Nov 09:20 to 10:20 UTC

Capacity Development

Confidence-Building Measures

Cybersecurity Best Practices

Corresponding to the thematic track of "Trust" of IGF 2020, this Open Forum, under the theme of Trust Building in Cyberspace on Public Health Emergencies, invites representatives of governments, international organizations, enterprises, technical communities, and think tanks across the world to discuss the trust building in cyberspace against the backdrop of international public health emergencies.

1. Address

Ms. Qi Xiaoxia, Director General, Bureau of International Cooperation, Cyberspace Administration of China

Prof. Werner Zorn, Father of the German Internet, Inductee of the Internet Hall of Fame

2. Keynote Speech

Session 1: The Impact of International Public Health Emergencies Represented by the COVID-19 on Global Cyberspace Governance and Trust Relationships

Mr. Paul Wilson, Director General, Asia Pacific Network Information Center (APNIC)

Prof. Zhou Xiaohua, Fellow of the American Statistical Association and the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Peking University Chair Professor

Prof. David Robertson, Vice Principal and Head of College of Science and Engineering, University of Edinburgh

Prof. Dr. Dr. Ayad Al-Ani, Associated Member, Einstein Center Digital Future

Session 2: The Role of Internet Technology Innovation in Responding to International Public Health Emergencies

Prof. Kilnam Chon, Father of the Korean Internet, Inductee of the Internet Hall of Fame

Ms. Li Qian, Executive Expert of Legal and Policy Research Department, Alibaba Group

Mr. Koh King Kee, President of Centre for New Inclusive Asia

Session 3: Methods and Paths for Building Trust Mechanism in Cyberspace against the Backdrop of International Public Health Emergencies

Dr. Jiang Yang, Director of the Institute of International Governance, Chinese Academy of Cyberspace Studies

Prof. Luca Belli, Professor of Internet Governance and Regulation, Getúlio Vargas Foundation (FGV)

3. Discussion

Mr. Karim Alwadi, Research Fellow, Renmin University of China

Mr. Oleg Abdurashitov, Head of CEO Office, Kaspersky
INCLUSION

IGF 2020 OF #14 Copyright and inclusion

4 Nov 12:10 to 13:10 UTC

Digital Cooperation

Disability

Inclusion

WIPO is deeply involved in promoting the "Inclusion" of people with disabilities. Beyond helping countries to implement the Marrakesh Treaty, WIPO leads an ambitious set of initiatives under the Accessible Books Consortium (ABC), already changing the lives of thousands of people with a visual impairment around the world.

Mr. Scott Labarre, World Blind Union - “The Marrakesh Treaty and its impact on inclusion”

Ms. Monica Halil, WIPO - "the Accessible Books Consortium (ABC)"

Ms. Aria Indrawati, Mitra Netra Foundation - “WIPO ABC Capacity building programs: the experience of Indonesia”

Mr. Rafael Ferraz, WIPO - "SCCR Study on Access to Copyright Protected Works by Persons with Disabilities"

Mr. Christian Vogler, Gallaudet University - “People with disabilities and access to content: challenges and solutions”
INCLUSION

IGF 2020 OF #16 Internet Governance with and for the Citizens

4 Nov 13:20 to 14:20 UTC

Digital Cooperation

Inclusion

Humanity deserves and asks for better governance. Both citizens and decision-makers are ready to experiment with new approaches. Decisions taken on behalf of 7+ billion human beings require to augment the traditional expertise with the vision and experience of ordinary citizens that will enrich, legitimize, and strengthen the decisions.
Moderator: Antoine Vergne [email protected]

Co-moderator: Benoit VERHULST [email protected]

Speakers:
- Vint Cerf: [email protected]
- Olga Kyryliuk: [email protected]
- Concettina Cassa : [email protected]
- Livia Walpen: [email protected]
- Erlingur Erlingson: [email protected]
- Raquel Gatto: [email protected]
- Simon Kreye: [email protected]
- Lynn St Amour: [email protected]
DATA

IGF 2020 OF #39 OECD – Policy responses from COVID19 and the digital economy

4 Nov 17:10 to 18:10 UTC

Artificial Intelligence

Data Protection

Public Policy

This Open Forum will report on the key messages from the OECD work on COVID-19 and the digital economy. It will also present some highlights from the upcoming OECD publication "Digital Economy Outlook 2020". Together with representatives of government, business, civil society and international organisations, it will foster a reflection on opportunities and challenges for the digital economy during and beyond COVID-19.
- Ms Audrey Plonk, Head of Digital Economy Policy Division, OECD
- Ms Carolina Botero, Representative of the Civil Society Information Society Advisory Council (CSISAC) to the OECD
- Mr Bengt Molleryd, Swedish Post and Telecom Authority (PTS) and Chair of OECD’s working Party on Communication Infrastructure and Services Policy
- Ms Carolyn Nguyen, Director of Technology Policy, Microsoft
- Ms Golestan (Sally) Radwan, Minister Advisor for Artificial Intelligence, Ministry of Communications & Information Technology of Egypt
- Mr Mark Uhrbach, Chief of Digital Economy Metrics at Statistics Canada and Chair of the OECD’s Working Party on Measurement and Analysis of the Digital Economy
- Mr Yves Verhoeven, Deputy Director of Strategy at the National Cybersecurity Agency of France (ANSSI) and Chair of the OECD’s Working Party on Security in the Digital Economy
INCLUSION

IGF 2020 OF #31 Safe digital spaces, a dialogue on countering cyberviolence

4 Nov 17:50 to 18:50 UTC

Design for Inclusion

digital divide

Social Inclusion

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- Chenai Chair, Web Foundation (Moderator)
- Helene Molinier, Senior Manager for the Action Coalition on Innovation and Technology for Gender Equality at UN Women
- Bhavna Jha, IT for Change
- Marwa Azelmat, APC
- Mariana Valente, InternetLab
- Cindy Southworth, Facebook
TRUST

IGF 2020 OF #20 Attention economy and free expression?

5 Nov 07:30 to 08:30 UTC

Business Models

Democracy

Freedom of Expression

Freedom of expression is increasingly shaped by technologies that rank speech for profit and alter the business model of news outlets away from reader trust and towards “clicks”. Based on the Committee of Ministers Declaration on the manipulative capabilities of algorithmic processes, the session will discuss how to protect freedom of expression and media freedom in the “attention economy”, where the dominant business models reward engagement and noise over deliberation and facts.

Moderator: Patrick Penninckx, Head of Information Society Department, Council of Europe

Speakers:

• Amy Brouillette, Research Director, Ranking Digital Rights (RDR)

• Joe McNamee, Independent Consultant, Council of Europe Expert Committee on Freedom of Expression and Digital Technologies

• Prof. Dr. Alexandra Borchardt, Media Adviser and Journalist, Journalism Professor, Universität der Künste, Berlin/ Head of Digital Journalism Fellowship, Hamburg Media School

• Aurélien Maehl, Senior Public Policy Manager, Europe, DuckDuckGo
INCLUSION

IGF 2020 OF #21 Strengthening Implementation Capacities for AI Ethics

5 Nov 08:40 to 09:40 UTC

Design for Inclusion

Digital Cooperation

Digital Transformation

How can ethical principles for AI be implemented? How do we translate high-level principles into policies? What kind of human and institutional capacities are needed to govern AI? These are some of the questions that experts from national, regional and international organizations working on the governance of AI would be focusing on during the session.
Moderator: Sasha Rubel, UNESCO

Panelists:
- Dafna Feinholz, UNESCO
- Léonard Bouchet, European Broadcasting Union (EBU)
- Jed Horner, International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
- Jan Kleijssen, Council of Europe
- Nicolas Miailhe, The Future Society
- Clara Neppel, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
- Sophie Peresson, International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)
- Karine Perset, OECD
- Benjamin Prud’homme, Quebec Institute for Artificial Intelligence (MILA)
- Sally Radwan, Arab League Working Group on AI (Egypt)
TRUST

IGF 2020 OF #23 EU Delegation to the IGF & the Youth IGF

5 Nov 09:50 to 10:50 UTC

Capacity Development

Cybersecurity Best Practices

Inclusive Governance

High Level UN IGF Open Forum Social media: @globalyouthigf The format of the Open Forum is intended to be a debate between the Youth IGF leaders and executives of the Information Society. The discussion between the leaders and the young representatives is proposed to be focused this year on the engagement of the Youth IGF leaders during the COVID crisis and the role of the youth activism in digital in the scope of resolution of crisis situations.

Opening message - Fabrizio HOCHSCHILD, UN UNDER-SECRETARY-GENERAL

✓Dr. Sidi OULD SALEM, Minister of ICT and porte-parole of the government, Mauritania

Ministre de l’enseignement supérieur, de la recherche scientifique et des technologies de l’information et de la communication Porte-parole du Gouvernement, République de Mauritanie

✓Bocar A.BA, CEO & Board Member, SAMENA, Telecommunications Council, UAE

✓Ambassador Marina KALJURAND, MEP, Former Estonian Foreign Minister, Former Chair of the Global Commission on the Stability of Cyberspace, EU

✓Casper KLYNGE, Vice President of Microsoft, Former Diplomat, EU

✓Prof. Dr. Rolf WEBER, Professor of international business law, Zurich University

Co-director of the Research Program on Financial Market Regulation, the Center for Information Technology, Society, and Law and the Blockchain Center

Youth IGF Leaders: Bulgaria, Indonesia, Kenya, Philippines

MODERATOR: Yuliya MORENETS, Youth IGF, Founder
TRUST

IGF 2020 OF #18 Safety by Design - implementation and impact

5 Nov 10:20 to 11:20 UTC

Digital Safety

Norms

Safety by Design

Julie Inman Grant - eSafety Commissioner

Industry representatives - Dieter Carstensen, Director, Head of Digital Child Safety, at LEGO and Stephen Collins, Senior Director, Public Policy International, at Snap Inc

Tertiary sector - Professor Amanda Third is Professorial Research Fellow in Digital Social and Cultural Research in the Institute for Culture and Society and Co-Director of the Young and Resilient Research Centre at Western Sydney University whom eSafety has consulted as part of its SbD initiative and whom it has been working alongside in its international engagements.

Youth representative - a pre-recorded video representing youth perspectives and illustration of eSafety's SbD Youth Vision Statement (provided in full in the background paper attached).
INCLUSION

IGF 2020 OF #6 African Union Open Forum

5 Nov 12:30 to 13:30 UTC

Capacity Building

Digital Cooperation

Digital Transformation

As this forum is organized by the highest continental body in Africa, stakeholders are encouraged to participate and share views on the way forward on IG issues in Africa.

Moctar Yedaly, African Union;Adil Sulieman, African Union; Makane Faye, African IGF Secretariat; Mary Uduma, African IGF- MAG; Mactar Seck, UNECA; Sandro Bazzanella, PRIDA.
TRUST

IGF 2020 OF #24 Online Safety Technology: Towards a Global Market?

5 Nov 12:30 to 13:30 UTC

Business Models

Safety by Design

This session will: showcase work to define, consolidate and grow the Safety Tech market; explore the extent to which the challenges and opportunities we have identified in the UK reflect those of other countries; and, discuss how international collaboration may help to develop and grow the global market.
Chair
- Kevin Cunnington, Digital Envoy for the UK
Panellists
- Professor Mary Aiken, CyberPsychologist and INTERPOL advisor (Ireland)
- Professor Simon Saunders, Director of Emerging and Online Technology, Ofcom (UK)
- Ian Stevenson, Chair of UK Online Safety Tech Industry Association (UK)
- Roni Gur, VP Marketing, L1ght (US and Israel)
- Deepak Tewari, CEO, Private.ly (Switzerland)
TRUST

IGF 2020 OF #25 Freedom Online Coalition Open Forum

5 Nov 13:50 to 14:50 UTC

Disinformation

This panel discussion will explore the challenges and opportunities faced by Freedom Online Coalition (FOC) Members in promoting human rights-based approaches to managing the growing malign threat of online disinformation.
- Rauno Merisaari, Ambassador for Human Rights and Democracy, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Finland
- Campbell Davis, Head of Digital Policy, Cyber Policy Department, Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, United Kingdom
- Akua Gyekye, Regional Lead for Strategic Response, Middle East and Africa, Facebook
TRUST

IGF 2020 OF #44 ICANN Open Forum - Technical Internet Governance

5 Nov 16:30 to 17:30 UTC

DNS Abuse

DNS Security

Routing Security

The Open Forum will address ICANN’s role in technical Internet governance and some of the threats that have emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic. The four panelists (ICANN’s CEO and President, the Chair of the ICANN Board and a Member of the ICANN Board and ICANN’s Chief Technology Officer) will make time to answer questions you might have.

Maarten Botterman, ICANN Chairman of the Board of Directors

Göran Marby, ICANN CEO and President

Merike Käo, SSAC Liaison to the ICANN Board of Directors

David Conrad, SVP and Chief Technology Officer
DATA

IGF 2020 OF #30 Human rights and the use of AI in the field of health

5 Nov 17:40 to 18:40 UTC

Artificial Intelligence

Data Quality

Privacy

The area of health is considered an important field for use of AI, but has also stirred many human rights discussions. Medical data and online apps can support improved health outcomes. But they might also exacerbate inequalities and erode privacy. Such concerns became more visible amidst discussions around the use of online data to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. This session addresses discusses how AI can be best used in the area of health and how governments should respond to the challenges.

Martha Stickings, European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights

Ritva Halila, Ministry of Social Affairs and Health, Finland and member of Council of Europe Bioethics Committee

Andreas Reis, World Health Organization (WHO)

Oliver Smith, Koa Health

Katarzyna Szymielewicz, Panoptykon Foundation, European Digital Rights (EDRi)
TRUST

IGF 2020 OF #34 Global Forum on Cyber Expertise (GFCE)

5 Nov 19:20 to 20:20 UTC

Capacity Development

Cybersecurity Awareness

Cybersecurity Best Practices

The Global Forum on Cyber Expertise (GFCE) - increasing trust through building capacity. This Open Forum will present the efforts of the GFCE and its constituent members as a global platform for the coordination of cyber capacity building.

Ms. Joanna Kulesza, Assistant Professor of International Law and Internet Governance, University of Lodz (Moderator)

Mr. Christopher Painter, President GFCE Foundation Board

Ms. Carolin Weisser Harris, Lead International Operations, Global Cyber Security Capacity Centre (GCSCC)

Mr. Enrico Calandro, Co-Director C3 Southern Africa & Chair GFCE Research Committee

Ms. Racky Seye Samb, Head of Office, Ministry of Digital Economy and Telecommunications, Senegal

Mr. Moctar Yedaly, Head of Information Society Division, African Union Commission
TRUST

IGF 2020 OF #27 Promoting Trust on the Internet through Osaka Track

6 Nov 08:00 to 09:00 UTC

Democracy

Inclusive Governance

　The Internet space is the foundation of the digitalized activities in society and economy. In order to strengthen inclusive and sustainable development, it is critical to maintain the free, open and secure Internet space where the maximum benefits of innovation are realized. Therefore, Fostering “trust” in the Internet space is essential to promote “data free flow with trust”.

■Opening Remarks

Mr. Shintani Masayoshi, State Minister for Internal Affairs and Communications, the Government of Japan

■Keynote speaker

Dr. Vint Cerf, Vice President and Chief Internet Evangelist, Google

■Panelist

- Prof. Jun Murai, Keio University

- Mr. Lacina Koné, Director-General, Smart Africa

- Ms. Rinalia Abdul Rahim, Senior Vice President, Strategy, Communications and Engagement, Internet Society

- Dr. Rudolf Gridl, Head of Division VIA5, Internet Governance and International Digital Dialogue, Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy, the Government of Germany (the host country of IGF2019)

- Ms. Timea SUTO, ICC Business Action to Support the Information Society (BASIS)
TRUST

IGF 2020 OF #32 Trustworthy internet technologies against COVID-19

6 Nov 08:00 to 09:00 UTC

E-Health

Technology has played a key role in the COVID-19 global health crisis outbreak and it will play an even more important role in supporting countries and citizens to overcome the crisis. This session will look at how effective technology-based measures have been in tackling the spread of the virus; how they have ensured the respect of laws and fundamental rights; and what lessons can be learned for the development of trustworthy internet technologies and their use for public policy purposes

Gemma Carolillo - Deputy Head of Unit, Next-Generation Internet, DG CNECT

Dirk-Willem van Gulik - Special advisor to NL government for COVID-19 tracing apps

Dr. Huang Yen-Nun Director for Research Center for Information Technology Innovation (CITI), Academia Sinica, Taiwan and Hong-Wei Jyan - Director General, Department of Cyber Security of Taiwan, responsible for the development of the apps on COVID-19

Jelena Malinina - Digital health, policy officer at BEUC, the European consumer organisation
INCLUSION

IGF 2020 OF #33 WSIS Action Lines achieving the SDGs: WSIS Forum 2021 OCP

6 Nov 09:10 to 10:10 UTC

International Cooperation

The WSIS Forum 2021 Open Consultation process (OCP) aims at ensuring a participatory and inclusive spirit of the Forum. This process actively engages multistakeholders in the preparatory process to ensure broad ownership and further improvements of the Forum. The Open Consultation Process will include a collection of inputs from regional and national WSIS related events and therefore work towards shaping the Themes and Format of WSIS Forum 2021. New open calls will be described and promoted.
Opening Remarks:
- Mr. Catalin Marinescu, Head of Strategic Planning Division, SPM, ITU
- Mr. Joe Hironaka, Programme Specialist, UNESCO
- Ms. Scarlett Fondeur Gil, Economic Affairs Officer, UNCTAD
- Ms. Minerva Novero-Belec, Policy Specialist, UNDP
Moderators and Presenters:

Ms. Gitanjali Sah, Strategy and Policy Coordinator, ITU, and Mr. Vladimir Stankovic, Program Officer, ITU
TRUST

IGF 2020 OF #40 Multitude of initiatives, single objective: stability

6 Nov 10:20 to 11:20 UTC

Cyberattacks

Cybersecurity Awareness

Cybersecurity Best Practices

Over the recent years, various stakeholders launched initiatives on cybersecurity. Such rise of initiatives will inevitably influence the security and stability of cyberspace not necessarily by competing against one another, but forming a joint effort. This Open Forum will aim to be a platform to share information and develop common responses and find common denominators to build confidence among stakeholders, in order to contribute to the stability of cyberspace.

H.E Ambassador Tadeusz Chomicki, ambassador for Cyber and Tech Affairs, Poland

Ms Farlina Said, Analyst, Institute of Strategic and International Studies, Malaysia

Mr Siim Alatalu, Director, EU Cybernet

Mr Maarten Van Horenbeeck, Director, Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams (FIRST)

Mr Jérôme Nicolaï, FSociety Team, Apps 4 Digital Peace Competition 1st Place winner
DATA

IGF 2020 OF #28 Swiss Open Forum on Self-Determination in the Digital Space

6 Nov 10:50 to 11:50 UTC

Data Trusts/Pools

Personal Data Control

Self-Determination

During this session, members of the Swiss Digital Self-Determination network will present their work to enhance civic and economic participation in the digital space, based on the values of self-determination and will elaborate on concrete use cases to promote high-quality data spaces that allow reliable data exchange between all stakeholders. The session will also gather international inputs and views on this initiative, with a view of considering the development of an international network.
DATA

IGF 2020 OF #46 Beyond Personal Data: Literacy, Sovereignty and Rights

6 Nov 12:00 to 13:00 UTC

Privacy

• Global convention for the implementation of Internet governance in order to promote global understanding and respect among countries. • Acknowledgment of everybody’s right (personal data) being held and kept by various operators in the world, as part of globally acceptable personal data protection. • Mutual benefits in digital economy ecosystem for both international and local participants.
- Ministry of Communication and Information Technology of the Republic of Indonesia
- Edmon Chung, DotAsia, CEO
- Arthit Suriyawongkul, Thai Netizen Network, Trinity College Dublin
INCLUSION

IGF 2020 OF #12 EQUALS in Tech Awards 2020

6 Nov 13:00 to 14:00 UTC

Community Networks

digital divide

Gender

This award will be presented in the following categories: Access, Skills, Leadership in Tech, Leadership in SMEs and Research
Welcome Remarks
Ms. Doreen Bogdan-Martin, Director, ITU Telecommunication Development Bureau

Keynote Address

Ms. Silvina Moschini, Founder of SheWorks! and TransparentBusiness first Unicorn women-led. EQUALS in Tech Award Winner 2019

Announcement of Winners

Presenters
- Access Category: Ensuring that women and girls have full access to digital technologies, devices and services. Presenter: Mr. Mats Granryd, Director General, GSMA
- Skills Category: Empowering women and girls to acquire skills to become both ICT users and creators in the digital world and STEM fields. Presenter: Mr. Houlin Zhao, Secretary General, ITU
- Research Category: Sharing research to enable data-driven and evidence-based action in support of digital gender equality. Presenter: Dr. David Malone, Rector, UN University
- Leadership in SMEs Category: Supporting women entrepreneurs and creators in technology. Presenter: Ms. Pamela Coke-Hamilton, Executive Director, ITC
- Leadership in Tech Category: Promoting women in decision-making roles and leadership opportunities in the digital workforce. Presenter: Ms. Anita Bhatia, Deputy Executive Director, Resource Management, UN System Coordination, Sustainability and Partnerships, UN Women
DATA

IGF 2020 OF #49 Upholding Rights in the State-Business Nexus: C19 and beyond

6 Nov 13:10 to 14:10 UTC

And Other Regulatory or Non Regulatory Models For Data Governance

Human Rights

This session will focus on strategies and practices to advance human rights when governments procure, license or form partnerships to make use of new digital technologies. In a context where contact tracing-apps are developed through public-private partnerships, States should take additional steps to protect against human rights abuses by business enterprises that receive substantial support and services from State agencies and where appropriate, require human rights due diligence.
- Gary Davis, Global Director of Privacy & Law Enforcement Requests, Apple
- Stephanie Hankey, Co-Founder and Executive Director, Tactical Tech
- Philip Dawson, Lead Public Policy, Element AI
- John Howell, Director, Human Rights Scrutiny, Australian Human Rights Commission
IGF 2020 OF #50 Technology and Governance – opportunities and risks for safety of children online

6 Nov 14:10 to 15:10 UTC

Artificial Intelligence

Child Online Safety

online harms

The session will focus on the key aspects around technology and governance that are shaping our ability to effectively respond to threats and harms faced by children online, such as: access to technology tools to protect children online, regulatory frameworks on digital platforms and their interplay with safety considerations, unequal capacities across the globe to prevent and respond to online threats and the role of international collaboration.
- Baroness Beeban Kidron OBE, Founder and Chair of 5Rights Foundation
- John Tanagho, Director of the Center to End Online Sexual Exploitation of Children, International Justice Mission
- Signy Arnason, Associate Executive Director, Canadian Center for Child Protection
- Emilio Puccio, Coordinator, European Parliament Intergroup on Children's Rights
DATA

IGF 2020 OF #29 Global Encryption Coalition

6 Nov 17:10 to 18:10 UTC

Competition

Extraterritorial Rules

Interoperability

Session on the Global Encryption Coalition and the global encryption debate around the world - what's at stake and what we can do about it.

Natalie Campbell, Director, Community Organizing and Public Advocacy, Internet Society

Mishi Choudry, Legal Director and Founder of Software Freedom Law Center and Founder SFLC.in

Michele Neylon, Owner & CEO, Blacknight Solutions

Greg Nojeim, Senior Counsel and Director, Freedom, Security and Technology Project, Center for Democracy and Technology

Ryan Polk, Senior Policy Advisor, Internet Society

Courtney Radsch, PhD, Advocacy Director, Committee to Protect Journalists
ENVIRONMENT

IGF 2020 OF #43 Fostering ICT to mitigate the aftermath of human tragedy

6 Nov 18:20 to 19:20 UTC

Emerging Technologies and Environment

Human rights

Sustainable Cities / Smart Cities

Report on the initiative by CGI.br on fostering ICT to mitigate the aftermath of human tragedy.

Jefferson de Oliveira Silva - Brazilian Network Information Center (NIC.br)

Marcos Cesar de Oliveira Pinto, Director for Innovation and Entrepreneurship policies
TRUST

IGF 2020 OF #42 Personal Sovereignty: Digital Trust in the Algorithmic Age

6 Nov 19:30 to 20:30 UTC

Child Rights

Data governance

Digital Sovereignty

This session will explore dimensions of the challenges and opportunities in identifying innovative approaches to promote and use technologies for sustainable development. It will address how the shared goal of sustainable development can be realized by harnessing technologies, while at the same time minimizing their disruptive and adverse effects.

Mr. John Havens, IEEE

Ms. Moira Patterson, IEEE

Dr. Salma Abbasi, eWorldwide Group
TRUST

IGF 2020 OF #42 Personal Sovereignty: Digital Trust in the Algorithmic Age

10 Nov 18:30 to 19:30 UTC

Child Rights

Data governance

Digital Sovereignty

This session will explore dimensions of the challenges and opportunities in identifying innovative approaches to promote and use technologies for sustainable development. It will address how the shared goal of sustainable development can be realized by harnessing technologies, while at the same time minimizing their disruptive and adverse effects.

Mr. John Havens, IEEE

Ms. Moira Patterson, IEEE

Dr. Salma Abbasi, eWorldwide Group