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WE NEED TO GET DIGITAL ID RIGHT

Identity is vital for political, economic, and social opportunity. But systems
of identification are archaic, insecure, lack adequate privacy protection, and
for over a billion people, inaccessible. Digital identity is being defined now —
and we need to get it right.

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JOIN THE GOOD HEALTH PASS COLLABORATIVE

In February, ID2020 launched the Good Health Pass Collaborative, an open,
inclusive, cross-sector initiative to create a blueprint for interoperable
digital health pass systems that will help restore global travel and restart the
global economy.

Learn more


WE NEED TO GET DIGITAL ID RIGHT

Identity is vital for political, economic, and social opportunity. But systems
of identification are archaic, insecure, lack adequate privacy protection, and
for over a billion people, inaccessible. Digital identity is being defined now —
and we need to get it right.

Discover our Approach


WE NEED TO GET DIGITAL ID RIGHT

Identity is vital for political, economic, and social opportunity. But systems
of identification are archaic, insecure, lack adequate privacy protection, and
for over a billion people, inaccessible. Digital identity is being defined now —
and we need to get it right.

Read our Manifesto


WE NEED TO GET DIGITAL ID RIGHT

Identity is vital for political, economic, and social opportunity. But systems
of identification are archaic, insecure, lack adequate privacy protection, and
for over a billion people, inaccessible. Digital identity is being defined now —
and we need to get it right.

Check out our Certification Mark
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1.1 Billion

People Worldwide Live
Without A Digital ID



Identity data

is outside of
individual control


Protections for

privacy are
insufficient


Identity is

neither portable
nor persistent

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Since 2016, ID2020 has advocated for ethical, privacy-protecting approaches to
digital ID.

For the one in seven people globally who lacks a means to prove their identity,
digital ID offers access to vital social services and enables them to exercise
their rights as citizens and voters and participate in the modern economy. But
doing digital ID right means protecting civil liberties and putting control over
personal data back where it belongs...in the hands of the individual.

Every day, we rely on a variety of forms of identification to go about our
lives: our driver’s license, passport, work badge and building access cards,
debit and credit cards, transit passes, and more.

But technology is evolving at a blinding pace and many of the transactions that
require identification are today being conducted digitally. From e-passports to
digital wallets, online banking to social media accounts, these new forms of
digital ID allow us to travel, conduct business, access financial and health
records, stay connected, and much more.

While the move to digital ID has had many positive effects, it has been
accompanied by countless challenges and setbacks, including large-scale data
breaches affecting millions of people. Most of the current tools are archaic,
insecure, lack appropriate privacy protections and commoditize our data. But
that’s about to change and ID2020 is leading the charge.

We are businesses, nonprofits, governments and individuals...working in
collaboration to ensure that the future of digital identity is, indeed, #goodID.








WE ARE

Providing program support through our Catalytic Fund and Advisory Services to
accelerate the uptake of good digital ID.

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Steering the market towards good digital ID solutions through our Certification
Mark.

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Advocating for ethical approaches to digital ID.

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> Closing the identity gap is an enormous challenge. It will take the work of
> many committed people and organizations coming together across different
> geographies, sectors and technologies. But it’s exciting to imagine a world
> where safe and secure digital identities are possible, providing everyone with
> an essential building block to every right and opportunity they deserve.

Peggy Johnson Executive VP, Business Development, Microsoft Corporation


> Digital identity has the capacity to enable access to vital, life-saving
> services in many different development and humanitarian contexts, including by
> accelerating access to basic health care systems. I am excited to join
> ID2020's Executive Board, and guide the organization and partners in
> harnessing innovative technologies and multi-sectoral collaboration to benefit
> the world's most vulnerable populations.

Dr. Seth Berkley CEO, Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance


> Accenture has joined the ID2020 Alliance with partners like Microsoft to
> create an open, human-centric approach to identity. The alliance draws on
> advances in biometrics and innovative technologies and brings together
> expertise from business, government and non-government agencies.

Christine Leong Digital Identity Innovations Lead




STORIES FROM THE ID2020 ALLIANCE

Read All News & Events


Washington Post February 18, 2021

WASHINGTON POST: COVID-19 PASSPORTS AIM TO STREAMLINE TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS. BUT
THERE’S NO ONE-SIZE-FITS-ALL FIX.

Read More

YouTube February 11, 2021

GOOD HEALTH PASS COLLABORATIVE LAUNCH EVENT

Watch Now

BBC Radio February 11, 2021

ID2020 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, DAKOTA GRUENER ON BBC FOUR WORLD AT ONE: DIGITAL
VACCINATION CERTIFICATES (SEGMENT AT 33:25)

Listen Now

Medium February 9, 2021

GOOD HEALTH PASS: A NEW CROSS-SECTOR INITIATIVE TO RESTORE GLOBAL TRAVEL AND
RESTART THE GLOBAL ECONOMY

Read More

New York Times February 4, 2021

COMING SOON: THE ‘VACCINE PASSPORT’

Read More

Medium August 4, 2021

ID2020 WELCOMES LEARNING ECONOMY FOUNDATION AS NEWEST ALLIANCE PARTNER

Read More

Wall Street Journal June 7, 2021

WHAT WOULD A VACCINE PASSPORT LOOK LIKE?

Watch Now

Medium May 20, 2021

ID2020 ALLIANCE WELCOMES NEWEST MEMBER: TECH5

Read More

Medium March 24, 2021

OFFICE OF THE PRIVACY COMMISSIONER FOR BERMUDA JOINS THE ID2020 ALLIANCE

Read More

Washington Post February 26, 2021

WASHINGTON POST: DIGITAL HEALTH PASSPORTS PROMISE TO SIMPLIFY TRAVEL, BUT COME
WITH A LACK OF STANDARDS

Read More

Washington Post February 18, 2021

WASHINGTON POST: COVID-19 PASSPORTS AIM TO STREAMLINE TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS. BUT
THERE’S NO ONE-SIZE-FITS-ALL FIX.

Read More

YouTube February 11, 2021

GOOD HEALTH PASS COLLABORATIVE LAUNCH EVENT

Watch Now

BBC Radio February 11, 2021

ID2020 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, DAKOTA GRUENER ON BBC FOUR WORLD AT ONE: DIGITAL
VACCINATION CERTIFICATES (SEGMENT AT 33:25)

Listen Now

Medium February 9, 2021

GOOD HEALTH PASS: A NEW CROSS-SECTOR INITIATIVE TO RESTORE GLOBAL TRAVEL AND
RESTART THE GLOBAL ECONOMY

Read More

New York Times February 4, 2021

COMING SOON: THE ‘VACCINE PASSPORT’

Read More

Medium August 4, 2021

ID2020 WELCOMES LEARNING ECONOMY FOUNDATION AS NEWEST ALLIANCE PARTNER

Read More

Wall Street Journal June 7, 2021

WHAT WOULD A VACCINE PASSPORT LOOK LIKE?

Watch Now

Medium May 20, 2021

ID2020 ALLIANCE WELCOMES NEWEST MEMBER: TECH5

Read More

Medium March 24, 2021

OFFICE OF THE PRIVACY COMMISSIONER FOR BERMUDA JOINS THE ID2020 ALLIANCE

Read More

Washington Post February 26, 2021

WASHINGTON POST: DIGITAL HEALTH PASSPORTS PROMISE TO SIMPLIFY TRAVEL, BUT COME
WITH A LACK OF STANDARDS

Read More




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