Session
Organizer 1: Private Sector, Asia-Pacific Group
Organizer 2: Private Sector, Asia-Pacific Group
Organizer 3: Private Sector, Asia-Pacific Group
Organizer 2: Private Sector, Asia-Pacific Group
Organizer 3: Private Sector, Asia-Pacific Group
Speaker 1: Mohamed Ben Sta, Private Sector, Asia-Pacific Group
Speaker 2: Chiheb Bouchnak, Private Sector, Asia-Pacific Group
Speaker 3: Nourhane Ben Thabet, Private Sector, Asia-Pacific Group
Speaker 2: Chiheb Bouchnak, Private Sector, Asia-Pacific Group
Speaker 3: Nourhane Ben Thabet, Private Sector, Asia-Pacific Group
Format
Roundtable
Duration (minutes): 60
Format description: This format will allow us to present key materials while maintaining an interactive session. Additionally, we believe that a 60-minute duration is ideal for both delivering content and fostering meaningful discussions, ensuring optimal participant engagement throughout.
Duration (minutes): 60
Format description: This format will allow us to present key materials while maintaining an interactive session. Additionally, we believe that a 60-minute duration is ideal for both delivering content and fostering meaningful discussions, ensuring optimal participant engagement throughout.
Policy Question(s)
How to implement a universal Digital ID for all?
How to activate cross Border Interoperability to enable universal Digital ID?
How to leverage universal Digital ID to unlocking global economic value?
What will participants gain from attending this session? Attendees will gain more insights about:
The importance of supporting low and lower middle-income economies to provide a strong digital ID for all their citizens (Coverage & Quality)
Potential paths to develop cross-border frameworks for ID interoperability and mutual recognition and aligning ID standards, accreditation criteria and requirements
How to Remove regulatory barriers that may hinder the deployment of Digital ID, especially barriers related to free flow of data
SDGs
Description:
In today’s global digital economy, creating trusted, inclusive, secure, and interoperable digital identities is essential for equitable access to services and economic opportunities. This workshop aims to highlight that every individual, regardless of geographic location, economic status, or technological proficiency, has right to access to a secure and verifiable digital ID through breaking down key elements that needs to be implemented in order to achieve that such as harmonized regulations and technical standards.
In today’s global digital economy, creating trusted, inclusive, secure, and interoperable digital identities is essential for equitable access to services and economic opportunities. This workshop aims to highlight that every individual, regardless of geographic location, economic status, or technological proficiency, has right to access to a secure and verifiable digital ID through breaking down key elements that needs to be implemented in order to achieve that such as harmonized regulations and technical standards.
Expected Outcomes
By the end of this workshop, attendees are expected to have a common understanding about the importance of having a globally recognized digital ID and the key enablers for its implementation. Moreover, attendees might be involved in further discussions about the same topic.
Hybrid Format: 1- We will integrate live Q&A sessions where both onsite and online attendees can submit questions via the platform.
2- The session will be designed to be dynamic, alternating between short presentations and interactive segments. This will ensure that both onsite and online participants remain engaged. Regular breaks for Q&A will encourage ongoing participation.
3- we are planning to use "Mentimeter" tool for interactive quizzes or audience feedback, allowing for live participation from both online and onsite groups in a fun and engaging way.