Events

In this upcoming LiveCast episode, ID4Africa will feature two impressive segments, the first of which will feature a one-on-one discussion with renowned Identity expert, Dr. Joseph Atick and Liv Nordhaug of Digital Public Goods Alliance and Norad.

This segment will address the topic of digital public goods as enablers for national digital transformations. This will be followed by another i-On-Africa segment featuring South Africa and Kenya – countries that have been making significant innovations and progress. LiveCast attendees will be privy to first-hand updates from Mr. Tommy Makhode, DG of South Africa’s DHA, followed by Kenya’s Mr. Reuben Kimotho, Director of National Registration at NRB, and Ms. Janet Mucheru, Director of Civil Registration Services, Ministry of Interior.  

Sign up EARLY to secure an opportunity to freely engage with host, Dr. Atick, esteemed guests, and other attendees through active chat, Q&A and community voices in this exceptional knowledge sharing session!  

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ID4Africa will kickstart Season 3 of its much-awaited LiveCasts with an exciting new series called “i-On-Africa”. Each episode in this series will feature an in-depth report and analysis of progress made by two African countries towards their goal of identity-for-all and will feature a Director General from each country who will engage with ID4Africa Executive Chairman and renowned identity expert, Dr. Joseph Atick, to extract best practices and lessons learned.

The series premiere will examine the progress report of Nigeria and Rwanda. The episode will also be held in (pre)commemoration of International Identity Day which is being recognized on 16 September. Space is limited! Don’t miss it!

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The world’s biggest connectivity event goes fully hybrid

This year you can connect in-person or online. From technicians and regulators, to founders and government delegations – whether it’s with a click of a button, a smile on screen, a friendly elbow bump, or a knowing nod, 2021 offers even more ways to seal that deal with the most influential attendees.

While there’s nothing that can beat face-to-face interaction to build truly strong relationships, the addition of digital products that aid virtual attendance allows connecting to become easier, more accessible and even smarter.

On the 28 June – 01 July 2021, MWC Barcelona will still be the place where our industry gathers to create connected impact for a thriving society. But now, it’s also the place where you can connect with industry decision makers attending in-person and logged on online too.

Get business done – In Barcelona, or from wherever you are in the world.

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Identity management has always played an indispensable role in facilitating citizen participation in the democratic process by making possible trustworthy electoral systems based on unique verifiable identities. However, in recent times these systems have suffered unprecedented political attacks seeking to undermine their credibility, and have been under stress, as they had to function under difficult conditions due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The World’s current reality calls for reexamining the electoral processes end-to-end to ensure their efficiency and resilience, and to make them withstand political attacks by demonstrating that they are built on processes that are highly resistant to fraud.

In view of the critical importance of this topic, identity expert and host of the ID4Africa LiveCasts, Dr. Joseph Atick, will engage with an illustrious panel of experts from electoral commissions in Africa (Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa & Guinea), think tanks and solutions providers in an unprecedented interactive session to explore how to build electoral systems that are resilient to the challenges of our times, and that are able to gain voters’ trust. This session is 100% LIVE with opportunities to engage with the panel and hundreds of other identity stakeholders from over 140 countries worldwide!

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We are proud organising a dedicated conference series on the use of AI in Payments, discussing how banks can mitigate fraud risk through AI and Machine Learning. It will be jointly represented by 20+ leading speakers and it aims to gather over 200 qualified attendees (mostly from banks, regulators, merchants, corporates and innovative FinTechs) who are looking to stay ahead of the curve. We invite you to come participate and engage at this virtual summit. Free for banks to attend.

Visit our website to learn more. https://www.kinfos.events/aipsummit/

Parts 1 & 2 of ID4Africa’s 3-Part MegaEvent on Vaccination Certificates & Identity Management have set the pace for actionable discussions on policy and innovative solutions in the ongoing development of COVID verifiable credentials. Now in this final chapter, event host, Dr. Joseph Atick shifts gears to go beyond all discussions to arrive at a framework for harmonizing national, regional and international efforts in this domain through live collaboration with a league of thought leaders and domain experts. Click here to register.

To catch up on Parts 1 & 2, Click here to watch the reply on ID4Africa’s YouTube channel.

In continuation of the 3-Part Mega Event on Vaccination Certificates & Identity Management which began with a fact-based, info-rich policy roundtable on April 8th, ID4Africa is dedicating two additional episodes on this subject to be held on Apr 29th and May 6^th.

Join to explore a total of 20 national and private sector initiatives that could help implement the policies that sovereign governments adopt within the interoperable frameworks that were discussed in Part 1. These were selected through a competitive merit-based process from over 75 submissions received during their Call for Participation. The first 10 initiatives will be unveiled on April 29^th with the remaining 10 on May 6^th. Click here to Register.

Among governments and those in the travel industry, a new global health credential that is securely tied to a verifiable identity has emerged. As more of the world’s population gets vaccinated to contain the spread of COVID-19, it is reasonable to expect that proof of that vaccination and its recency will become a requirement for entry into countries and part of the travel credentials like passports and travel documents. It may also become a requirement for a broader range of daily activities, including attending schools or working in an office in certain countries, etc.

In view of the critical and global importance of this emerging topic and its intimate connection with identity management, ID4Africa is dedicating a 3-Part series of LiveCasts to delve into the surrounding issues. This first episode features renowned decision-makers of international organizations and think tanks currently in the midst of deliberations to arrive at an interoperable credential for attesting to the immunity of the traveling public. The 2^nd and 3^rd episode will highlight a series of related innovations for the new norm.

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Join ID4Africa on Wednesday, March 10 for a special LiveCast dedicated to gender matters in identity systems and the challenges women and girls face in addressing these systems and their services. 

This episode will be held in commemoration of  International Women’s Day (celebrated March 8). The objective is to explore gender gaps and inform policy on how to rectify them and manage risks of exclusion especially in a digital world in the Post-COVID era, where women appear to have been disproportionately disadvantaged. 

Consistent with the Movement’s commitment to total inclusion, this session will advocate for policy and pragmatic measures to ensure that women and girls are not left behind. 

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