The importance of identity as a human right cannot be underestimated, especially when considering the broader implications for economic empowerment and social stability. In countries where a robust identity system is not in place, people often possess potential assets but lack the formal recognition needed to leverage them effectively.

We spend our time clicking for much of our lives. Each of these clicks, while seemingly benign, collectively feeds into a vast digital ecosystem in which our preferences and behaviors are not only recorded, but analyzed and used to influence our decisions at an unprecedented scale.

Digital for Good is about acknowledging the paradoxes posed by technology to address both its benefit and its unsustainable nature for the w

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