High-level Panel on Digital Cooperation: Reflections and Recommendations from the ICT4Peace Foundation

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21. January 2019

The ICT4Peace Foundation is pleased to present for the consideration of the High-level Panel on Digital Cooperation some insights, observations and recommendations based on over ten years of a close, multi-level, multi-sectoral association with the United Nations system. Of relevance to the HLP could be several specific foci of the Foundation’s output. What follows is a snapshot of themes and key outputs around a few core work-streams. We are ready to assist the HLP in their vital work moving forward to establish, strengthen and widen the application of what it flags as necessary for the UN to more fully respond to needs and challenges in the 21st Century.

Download our reflections and recommendations as a PDF here.

Download summary of recommendations here.