LSE Identity Project reflects on 20 years of observing, influencing digital identity policy
The London School of Economics (LSE) Identity Project is celebrating twenty years of existence. At an event held in London,…
UN Sustainable Development Goal 16.9 calls for legal identity for all people worldwide, including birth registration, by 2030.
The London School of Economics (LSE) Identity Project is celebrating twenty years of existence. At an event held in London,…
Zambia is currently at a point of transition where it is moving from extremely limited birth registration to universal registration…
Considerable efforts are underway to ensure the complete digitization, integration and modernization of the civil registration and national ID systems…
Efforts deployed by the Republics of Chad, Mali and Senegal to reform and digitize their respective birth registration systems are…
With help from the UN Development Program (UNDP) and the World Health Organization (WHO), along with the UN Sri Lanka…
Flashback about 30 years ago, Somalia had no functional national ID system. Legal identity in this Horn of Africa nation…
A new public and private sector services delivery experience awaits Namibian citizens from next year when the country rolls out…
Biometrics and technologies for issuing, sharing and delivering services with identity credentials shared the stage with practical, real-world experiences and…
Speakers on two panels dedicated to birth registration early on Day 3 of the ongoing ID4Africa 2025 AGM in Addis…
Africa’s digital transformation is progressively maturing and one of the ways of giving this journey a massive boost is by…