Our Collective Labs
We have created a Collective Labs around inclusive solution for identity by animating an ecosystem of partners: open source, open standards, institutions, government agencies, technology providers and NGOs to explore solutions for more inclusion, sustainability and efficiency in digital interaction.
Our Collective Labs will identity and define innovation for good, then prototype and field-test them thanks to our countries partners. Once fine tuned and confirmed successful they will be proposed and shared to more countries.
On-Boarding
People in remote locations are the most difficult to register.
Asking people to move to a specific place is costly and time consuming for them.
Going to them with current registration kits can be a challenge.
Registration kits are heavy, difficult to carry by hand, they depend on external energy and come with prerequisites for registration sites.
ID-Credentials
Sophisticated proof of ID (or credentials) is expensive, unadapted and is not useful to citizens in developing countries: they require hardware, networks and infrastructure to be fully operational.
Cost effective digital ID solutions could be envisaged but they will still depend on literacy of citizens and will require a certain level of technology and infrastructure.
ID-Usage
Digital services are a great opportunity for nations to increase the quality, efficiency and reach of their services. However, they are highly dependent on networks, technology and literacy.
Basic services such as identity, education, healthcare and social assistance should be accessible to all, especially to those in the most remote areas.