Digital technology has been widely recognised as a vital tool to further sustainable development. But many people around the world still lack basic skills required to reap the benefits of the digital economy.
ICC welcomed today the formation of the new Multistakeholder Advisory Group (MAG) responsible for steering preparation of the annual Internet Governance Forum (IGF).
GDPR: a more effective, accountable and less administratively burdensome data privacy regime for Europe?
ICT has been recognised as an underpinning tool to facilitate achievement of the UN SDGs. Yet there is also recognition of the need to equip populations with the necessary digital skills, including literacy, technical and soft skills to meaningfully use and reap the benefits of digital technology.
ICC helps raising awareness of the value of on-going partnerships in cybersecurity capacity building efforts globally.
How business, government, civil society and technical community, showcase the multifold ways in which digital technology can impact gender equality and create opportunities for women to participate more readily in the labour market.
The Internet Governance Forum is a leader in ensuring inclusivity and facilitating access to discussion from your office or home.
As the only private sector organisation that is an Observer to the UN, ICC has a key role to play in engaging business’ commitment to human rights and the UN sustainable development goals within the UN’s international decision-making system.
The approach proposed by the European Commission (EC) would undoubtedly penalise European start-ups and stifle innovation.
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