- 28Sessions
- 79Speakers
- 63Organizations
- 18Themes
- 4Recordings
Sessions by day
Day 1 and 2 — UN Tech Over
- Opening Plenary
- "Ahead of the Storm" Hackathon — Open Geospatial Analytics for Children-Centric Climate Emergency Response
- Edit-A-Thon — Knowledge as a Commons
- Maintain-A-Thon — Sustaining What We Build
- AI and the Future of Work: The ICT Sector in Transition (LinkedIn Side Event)
- Open Source Skills in the AI Era — Perspectives from the European Open Source Academy
- Advancing Open Source AI for the Public Good
Day 3 — OSPOs for Good
- OSPOs for Good — Opening Keynotes
- How They Did It: A Look Behind Newly Launched OSPOs
- Open Source for Humanitarian Impact
- Scaling Open Source Principles Internally: The InnerSource Journey
- Open Source and Public Interest
- From Policy to Practice: Establishing Effective Government OSPOs
- AI and Open Source: Building Ethical and Transparent Systems
- Breaking Silos: Open Source and Open Data Drive Interoperability
- The Role of Open Source in Digital Public Infrastructure
- Navigating Digital Cooperation Across Layers of Governance
Day 4 — DPI Day
- DPI Day — Keynote Session
- Global Cooperation for DPI: Lessons from Cross-Border Projects
- DPI Safeguards, Pathways to Adoption and Inclusion
- Operationalising Data Protection in DPI
- Digital Sovereignty in Practice: Co-Creating Trustworthy and Inclusive DPI
- Evidence for Safety: Identifying and Addressing Emerging Risks in DPI
- Breaking Barriers: Open Source, Digital ID and Payments for Inclusion
- Learning from Open Source: DPI for Smaller States
- Empowering DPI Implementation Across the African Continent
- DPI Day — Closing Ceremony
Day 5 — Community Day
Themes
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Recordings & transcripts
Selected quotes
Open source technologies are not just tools; they are building blocks for inclusive development, transparent governance, and shared innovation.— Maurizio Massari
It was powerful to see live edits happening at the UN and to know that the UN cares about the future of the digital world, an evolving topic we should all be paying attention to.— Edit-A-Thon volunteer
even if you're not changing jobs, your job is changing on you— Sarah Steinberg
In humanitarian work, sustainability is not optional. Open source allows solutions to live beyond individual projects and funding cycles.— Vipul Siddharth
it's a governance model, one that fits the complexity of our time— Dmitry Mariyasin
This is where open source has a unique and powerful role to play.— Tshilidzi Marwala
Don't make us reinvent the wheel—help us drive further.— Daniel Mazur
Safeguards should therefore not be an afterthought: they should be integrated into DPIs by design.— Amandeep Singh Gill
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