Neutral Multi-Stakeholder Governance for Digital Public Goods Open Source Pro...
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Launches a formal partnership between the Linux Foundation and the United Nations to align governments and companies on digital wallets, creating an Open Wallet Forum announced May 28 and a foundation that already hosts 18 code projects, aiming for 25 by year end. Claims a neutral UN-hosted code repository under UN jurisdiction so no single country can block access, sets a governmental Coordination Committee at ITU with 193 member states, and positions the foundation as “blink for wallets,” not a standards body or policy maker.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Multi-stakeholder governance intro
- 0:45Digital wallets shared interest
- 2:37Government-company wallet collaboration
- 3:40Chicken and pig partnerships
- 5:07Limitations of Linux Foundation ITU
- 6:11Open Wallet Forum new model
- 7:58Open Wallet Foundation role
- 9:02Open Wallet Foundation as Blink
- 10:47Open Wallet Forum for governments
- 12:31Global wallet interoperability goal
- 13:57Davos interoperability pledge
- 14:18Geneva developers governments unite
- 15:44UN neutral wallet code repo
- 16:26Summary future outlook
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