Digital Rights Policy Making
An open source Policy Toolkit for cities to develop digital policies that put citizens at the center, tackle Sustainable Development Goals and make Governments more open, transparent, and collaborative.
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Data for Public Good
Technology Procurement & Code of Practice
Free & Open Source Software Management
Digital policy making should be developed in a participatory way and according to the following values:
- Digital Rights for citizens
- Technological sovereignity, including data sovereignity
- Interoperability, accessibility and auditability
- Collaborative development through sharing
- Citizen and indstry participation in technology design and governance
- Ethics, security and privacy by design
UN-Habitat Programme
The programme promotes a people-centered digital society that puts
the needs of citizens and their digital rights first.
Though this programme we aim to leverage the power of data and digital tech to
solve major urban challengers: affordable housing, the ecological transition,
the fight against climate change, sustainable mobility, and a more
participatory democracy.