UN Sustainable Development Goal 16.9 calls for legal identity for all people worldwide, including birth registration, by 2030.
Businesses, governments, and non-government organizations are mooting different approaches to achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, including the provision…
Cornelius Williams joined the ID16.9 podcast just as he retires from his role as global director for child protection at…
“We’re convinced there are 20 countries in Africa who can achieve the SDG, achieve Mission 100. And we believe actually…
A biometric vaccination management program for newborn children has been jointly developed by NEC, the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)…
Identification for Development (ID4D), the World Bank division devoted to identity projects, has completed an extensive update to its dataset…
The details of Kenya’s plans for its Unique Personal Identifier continue to emerge, with the government planning to begin issuing…
MOSIP looks set to supply its identity platform to countries across the Caribbean and Latin America with the signing of…
From no national ID system in 2017, Malawi has now registered around 94 percent of its adult population and those…
UN Sustainable Development Goal 16.9 is being interpreted by governments and the private sector in ways that promote digital identity…
What is the underlying worldview of groups proposing visions for “good” digital identity systems? An attempt to answer this question…
