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SUMMARY:Data economy: human-centric approach at the forefront
DESCRIPTION:The European Delegation to the United Nations in Geneva\, the Permanent Mission of Switzerland to the UN in Geneva\, the Permanent Mission of Slovenia to the UN Office and other international organisations in Geneva in capacity as Presidency of the Council of the EU\, and the Geneva Internet Platform invite you to a series of dialogues – From Geneva: Reflections on digital future – on issues of importance for the Geneva and global audiences. Linked to International Geneva as a global digital policy hub\, the dialogues focus on priority issues around current developments\, including the recent process of the UN Secretary’s General Roadmap for Digital Cooperation. \nRegistrations are open \nRegister×\nThe new data era is just starting. Our approach towards handling data today will set the direction of our digital future. To inspire organisations to create value and positively contribute to shaping the future of society\, we look into the data economy – what it means for countries\, companies\, and citizens. In the spirit of the human-centric approach\, protecting privacy and data management practices should not impede innovation and economic growth. \nThe following questions will be explored: \n\nRethinking the data supply chain: how to provide a trusted\, fair\, and innovative data economy;\nHow to approach a perceived trade-off between the data potential and the protection of individual rights?\nEngaging citizens: How can we move from users to becoming active digital citizens?\nWhat roles for governments\, civil society and the private sector?\n\nBackground reading \n\nPrivacy and data protection\nData governance\nAnalysis of the UN Roadmap on Digital Cooperation\n\nUpcoming events in the series: \n\nDigitalisation powering environmental protection – 14 october\, 16 – 17.00 CET\nHarnessing AI’s Power for Health – 3 November\, 16 – 17.00 CET\nTechnology for Development – date TBC\n\n\nRegister
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SUMMARY:Digital (and) Diplomacy: What Are We Actually Talking About?
DESCRIPTION:Digital (and) Diplomacy:What Are We Actually Talking About? \nTuesday\, 7th September08:00–10:00 EDT (14:00–16:00 CEST) \nWhen we talk about digital (and) diplomacy\, what are we actually talking about? \nDiplomats\, academics\, and journalists worldwide have been asking this question for over two decades. For some\, it’s about negotiating cybersecurity agreements\, for others\, it’s digital geopolitics\, the use of artificial intelligence (AI)\, or the flow of data. Meanwhile\, others put the use of social media by diplomats centre stage. \nOn 7 September 2021\, we bring different perspectives into the conversation at our Digital (and) Diplomacy: What Are We Actually Talking About? online conference. \nRegistrations are open \nRegister×\nMany books have been written\, foreign policy strategies adopted\, and new diplomatic structures introduced on the topic of digital (and) diplomacy. For Diplo\, 2021 marks the 25th anniversary of the publication Information Technology and Diplomacy in a Changing Environment\, written by Diplo’s Director Dr Jovan Kurbalija. \nWith the practice of and scholarship on digital (and) diplomacy dating back more than two decades\, it’s time to step back and try to reduce the confusion. We want to highlight the  convergences\, while respecting the differences\, between the various ways of practicing and understanding digital (and) diplomacy.  \nOver the past 18 months\, digital has become an even more fundamental part of our diplomatic reality. The interplay between digital and diplomacy is maturing and so should our conversations. \nAt Diplo’s Digital (and) Diplomacy: What Are We Actually Talking About? online conference we have four aims in particular: \n\nMapping various understandings and usages of the term ‘digital diplomacy’\nRaising awareness of the differences and commonalities of various viewpoints\nFostering conversations between leading practitioners and academics\nLooking ahead towards future practices and new research agendas.\n\nJoin us on Tuesday\, 7 September\, at 12:00 UTC (14:00 CEST) in our search for the meaning of ‘digital (and) diplomacy’. \nFor the list of speakers\, check out the official page. \n\nRegister
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