Build trust through rights-based, transparent data governance

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The report asks stakeholders to treat data as connected to human rights and calls on governments and companies to make data governance transparent so people can trust and control how data is used.

Report recommendation — editorial summary

The report asks stakeholders to treat data as connected to human rights and calls on governments and companies to make data governance transparent so people can trust and control how data is used.

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How this recommendation emerged

Process and method

Editorial summary of the 2020 global Citizens’ Dialogue results report, page 25. The report synthesises local dialogue outputs; this is not a verbatim participant statement or a country-specific recommendation. The displayed publication date is the date in the report version identifier.

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The source is a global synthesis across citizen dialogues in more than 80 countries. This record does not assert a participant count or method-specific consensus for this individual recommendation.

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