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spelling okr-10986-222972021-04-23T14:04:08Z Digital IDs for Development : Access to Identity and Services for All Dahan, Mariana Sudan, Randeep TRANSACTIONS PHONE TECHNOLOGY FINANCIAL SERVICES ACCOUNTABILITY POLITICAL WILL TRANSPARENCY SOCIAL SERVICES CIVIL SERVANTS RESULTS BASIC DATA SECURITY MOBILE PHONE BANK GOVERNMENT SYSTEMS INFORMATION SERVICES PERSONAL DATA PRIVACY DIGITAL TRANSACTIONS DIGITAL IDS REAL TIME DIGITAL IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM ONLINE TRANSACTIONS CORRUPTION E-SERVICES PAYMENTS FINGERPRINTS HUMAN RIGHT DEVICES INTERNET THEFT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ICT SECURITY SAVINGS DIGITAL SERVICE DIGITAL BUSINESS BUSINESSES PROTECTION OF DATA INNOVATION FINANCIAL SUPPORT INTENDED RECIPIENTS DIGITAL ID COMMUNICATION LEADERSHIP POLITICAL COMMITMENT SMART CARDS COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY GOVERNMENTS MOBILE DEVICES IDENTIFICATION ELECTRONIC DELIVERY SERVICE Lack of personal official identification (ID) prevents people from fully exercising their rights and isolates them socially and economically - voting, legal action, receipt of government benefits, banking, and borrowing are all virtually closed off. The widespread lack of ID in developing countries is a critical stumbling block to national growth. Digital ID, combined with the already extensive use of mobile devices in the developing world, offers a transformative solution to the problem - a simple means for capturing personal ID that can reach far more people; and new, more efficient ways for government and business to reach and serve the population. Robust digital ID systems can produce huge savings for citizens, government, and business, increase transparency and accountability, and drive innovation. Harnessing their power will require strong political will and leadership, foreign assistance matched with local incentives, and a supportive institutional environment. Trust in data security will be critical to achieving tangible results. 2015-07-28T16:20:57Z 2015-07-28T16:20:57Z 2015-04 Brief http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/07/24441435/digital-ids-development-access-identity-services-all http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22297 English en_US Transport and ICT connections,no. 13; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Brief
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topic TRANSACTIONS
PHONE
TECHNOLOGY
FINANCIAL SERVICES
ACCOUNTABILITY
POLITICAL WILL
TRANSPARENCY
SOCIAL SERVICES
CIVIL SERVANTS
RESULTS
BASIC
DATA SECURITY
MOBILE PHONE
BANK
GOVERNMENT
SYSTEMS
INFORMATION
SERVICES
PERSONAL DATA
PRIVACY
DIGITAL TRANSACTIONS
DIGITAL IDS
REAL TIME
DIGITAL IDENTIFICATION
SYSTEM
ONLINE TRANSACTIONS
CORRUPTION
E-SERVICES
PAYMENTS
FINGERPRINTS
HUMAN RIGHT
DEVICES
INTERNET
THEFT
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ICT
SECURITY
SAVINGS
DIGITAL SERVICE
DIGITAL
BUSINESS
BUSINESSES
PROTECTION OF DATA
INNOVATION
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
INTENDED RECIPIENTS
DIGITAL ID
COMMUNICATION
LEADERSHIP
POLITICAL COMMITMENT
SMART CARDS
COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
GOVERNMENTS
MOBILE DEVICES
IDENTIFICATION
ELECTRONIC DELIVERY
SERVICE
spellingShingle TRANSACTIONS
PHONE
TECHNOLOGY
FINANCIAL SERVICES
ACCOUNTABILITY
POLITICAL WILL
TRANSPARENCY
SOCIAL SERVICES
CIVIL SERVANTS
RESULTS
BASIC
DATA SECURITY
MOBILE PHONE
BANK
GOVERNMENT
SYSTEMS
INFORMATION
SERVICES
PERSONAL DATA
PRIVACY
DIGITAL TRANSACTIONS
DIGITAL IDS
REAL TIME
DIGITAL IDENTIFICATION
SYSTEM
ONLINE TRANSACTIONS
CORRUPTION
E-SERVICES
PAYMENTS
FINGERPRINTS
HUMAN RIGHT
DEVICES
INTERNET
THEFT
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ICT
SECURITY
SAVINGS
DIGITAL SERVICE
DIGITAL
BUSINESS
BUSINESSES
PROTECTION OF DATA
INNOVATION
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
INTENDED RECIPIENTS
DIGITAL ID
COMMUNICATION
LEADERSHIP
POLITICAL COMMITMENT
SMART CARDS
COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
GOVERNMENTS
MOBILE DEVICES
IDENTIFICATION
ELECTRONIC DELIVERY
SERVICE
Dahan, Mariana
Sudan, Randeep
Digital IDs for Development : Access to Identity and Services for All
relation Transport and ICT connections,no. 13;
description Lack of personal official identification (ID) prevents people from fully exercising their rights and isolates them socially and economically - voting, legal action, receipt of government benefits, banking, and borrowing are all virtually closed off. The widespread lack of ID in developing countries is a critical stumbling block to national growth. Digital ID, combined with the already extensive use of mobile devices in the developing world, offers a transformative solution to the problem - a simple means for capturing personal ID that can reach far more people; and new, more efficient ways for government and business to reach and serve the population. Robust digital ID systems can produce huge savings for citizens, government, and business, increase transparency and accountability, and drive innovation. Harnessing their power will require strong political will and leadership, foreign assistance matched with local incentives, and a supportive institutional environment. Trust in data security will be critical to achieving tangible results.
format Brief
author Dahan, Mariana
Sudan, Randeep
author_facet Dahan, Mariana
Sudan, Randeep
author_sort Dahan, Mariana
title Digital IDs for Development : Access to Identity and Services for All
title_short Digital IDs for Development : Access to Identity and Services for All
title_full Digital IDs for Development : Access to Identity and Services for All
title_fullStr Digital IDs for Development : Access to Identity and Services for All
title_full_unstemmed Digital IDs for Development : Access to Identity and Services for All
title_sort digital ids for development : access to identity and services for all
publisher World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate 2015
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/07/24441435/digital-ids-development-access-identity-services-all
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