Software supply-chain security, safeguards, data protection, and trust in digital systems.
Across years
| Theme | 2025 | 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Security | 7 | 15 |
UN Open Source Week 2026
- Building Digitally Friendly Cities: Open Source, AI and Human-Centered Data
- What AI Changes for Open Source Risk and Resilience
- Youth-Led Open Source AI for Sustainable Futures: Bridging Developed and Developing Countries
- **DPGA & UNICEF** — What AI Changes for Open Source Risk and Resilience
- AI's Impact on Open Source
- Advancing Population-Scale Innovation with Safe & Inclusive DPI (1)
- The DPI Scale-Up Dilemma: Move Fast, Build Trust, Leave No One Behind
- Advancing Population-Scale Innovation with Safe & Inclusive DPI (2)
- DPI That Delivers: From Failure Points to Multistakeholder Actions
- DPI for Inclusive Growth
- AI as a Digital Public Good: Insights from ADB’s Research
- Industry Spotlight: Open Source in the Automotive Industry
- AI as a Digital Public Good: Insights from ADB’s Research
- Democratizing AI: Security, Sovereignty, and Inclusive Ecosystems featuring two expert panels
- Funding and Sustainability: Securing capacity in the literal cybersecurity sense, and securing investments, creating value, and sustaining impact
UN Open Source Week 2025
- Maintain-A-Thon — Sustaining What We Build
- AI and Open Source: Building Ethical and Transparent Systems
- DPI Day — Keynote Session
- DPI Safeguards, Pathways to Adoption and Inclusion
- Operationalising Data Protection in DPI
- Evidence for Safety: Identifying and Addressing Emerging Risks in DPI
- Empowering DPI Implementation Across the African Continent
Organizations active on this theme
People who spoke on this theme
Reading list — standards & references
- Global Digital Compact (GDC)
- Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- Universal DPI Safeguards Framework
Quotes
Safeguards should therefore not be an afterthought: they should be integrated into DPIs by design.— Amandeep Singh Gill, UN Open Source Week 2025
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