OpenID FoundationのExecutive DirectoryのGail HodgesがG20のDigital Government and Inclusion Workshopで話したビデオが公開されていますね。
ちなみにotio.aiにこのYoutube動画をインポートして要約をしたのがこちらです。
英語
Digital Government and Inclusion
Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI)
DPI refers to solutions and systems that enable effective provision of essential society-wide functions and services in the public and private sectors
DPI includes digital forms of identification, verification, authentication, civil registration, digital financial services, and information exchange systems
DPI can create a foundation for more effective delivery of public and private sector services and enable inclusive, responsible, and sustainable digital transformation
Key Principles for DPI Governance
User-centered and inclusive design to respond to user needs and minimize barriers to access
Clear strategic approach and defined roles/responsibilities across the public sector ecosystem
Norms to protect privacy, security, and enable interoperability across the public sector
Recommendations for Countries
Adopt global open standards for DPI to enable interoperability, security, and scalability
Invest in digital foundations like connectivity, digital skills, and accessible digital content
Promote multi-stakeholder collaboration and knowledge sharing across countries
Establish robust data protection and governance frameworks for DPI
Measure and address digital inclusion gaps systematically
Country Experiences
Brazil has made significant progress in providing public services through the Gov.BR digital identity platform, reaching over 158 million users
Denmark has a high adoption of its digital identity system, used by 97% of the population 13 years and above, with a focus on user-centricity and cooperation across government levels
India's Aadhaar digital ID system has enabled rapid expansion of financial inclusion and service delivery
The Role of the G20
The G20 can play a key role in driving international cooperation and consensus on DPI governance principles and standards
Collaboration within the G20 can help countries learn from each other's experiences and accelerate progress towards inclusive digital transformation