Introduction[1] The consideration of environmental, social and governance (ESG) information has become increasingly important to investors, companies, policymakers, governments, stock exchanges, non-governmental organizations, consumers and other stakeholders. The analysis of any sector of the economy is no longer considered solely from a financial and operational sense but also encapsulates sustainability risks and impacts. Given this […]| Digital Regulation Platform
Expanding telecommunications infrastructure is a priority to foster socio-economic development, particularly connecting essential public facilities such as schools, hospitals, and police stations. In today’s digital society, robust and inclusive connectivity serves as a cornerstone for access to e-services, digital education, telemedicine, and advanced public safety systems. Enhancing strategic planning and implementation of future public policies […]| Digital Regulation Platform
Over the past two decades, as the digital sector has become increasingly central to daily life, universal access funding approaches have undergone major transformations. These changes span both the broader development finance landscape and the specific realm of digital infrastructure. Public funding strategies must now reflect this shift—prioritizing the pooling of financial resources, promoting open-access […]| Digital Regulation Platform
Introduction Digital technologies are increasingly a central part of people’s lives, reshaping the way we live, work, and play and creating new opportunities for social and economic development. Businesses are, in turn, using information and communication technologies (ICTs) to fundamentally transform their processes, increase efficiency, develop new products, and enhance their customers’ experience. However, the […]| Digital Regulation Platform
Introduction Broadband Internet access continues to cement its place as a fundamental necessity to communities across the world, making it increasingly important to ensure the promise of universal service. Without affordable Internet access, individuals and communities experience increased socioeconomic challenges and reduced opportunities for education and employment. Further, as government agencies and other public services […]| Digital Regulation Platform
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A global resource for policy-makers, regulators, the tech industry and consumers.| digitalregulation.org
Theme: Regulatory governance Type: Section Date: 2025-08-26 Introduction to evidence-based decision making As the digital economy expands rapidly in many parts of the world, policymakers and regulators face ongoing challenges in keeping pace with innovative technologies and services that impact ICT markets. The governance of the digital ecosystem represents one of the most complex and […]| Digital Regulation Platform
Theme: Regulatory governance Type: Section Date: 2025-08-26 To provide further insight into how policymakers and regulators may incorporate EBDM and RIAs into their decision-making processes, five country case studies are highlighted below as they represent good practices. Canada and South Africa provide examples of good EBDM practices while Australia, Brazil, and the United Kingdom show […]| Digital Regulation Platform
Theme: Regulatory governance Type: Section Date: 2025-08-26 As with policy initiatives and regulatory regimes, there is no “one size fits all” approach to conducting RIAs. While basic principles and processes apply in all cases, each country adapts these practices to their own unique needs, capacities, and legal frameworks. The following case studies from Australia, Brazil, […]| Digital Regulation Platform
Introduction Artificial intelligence (AI) is a transformational technology rapidly reshaping governance, economies, and societies. From predictive analytics that inform public health interventions to the smart automation of service delivery, AI provides governments with unprecedented tools to enhance efficiency, inclusion, and innovation. However, alongside these transformative benefits come significant risks. Without proper safeguards, AI systems can […]| Digital Regulation Platform
A global resource for policy-makers, regulators, the tech industry and consumers.| digitalregulation.org
A global resource for policy-makers, regulators, the tech industry and consumers.| digitalregulation.org