Actions to protect information integrity as the world navigates the complexities of the digital age.

INFORMATION INTEGRITY

The urgency of strengthening information integrity cannot be overstated in the face of escalating risks to the integrity of the information ecosystem and the emergence of readily available advancements in AI technologies. The Global Principles offer a holistic and unified framework for action to protect and promote information integrity as the world navigates the complexities of the digital age and looks to find multilateral solutions at the Summit of the Future.

By embracing the United Nations Global Principles for Information Integrity, stakeholders from all sectors can demonstrate solidarity and collaboratively forge a path towards a reinvigorated information ecosystem that fosters trust, knowledge and individual choice for all. 

To this end, stakeholders are urged to: 

  • Publicly commit to, adopt and actively publicize the United Nations Global Principles forInformation Integrity as a framework for immediate action. 
  • Harness the Global Principles to form and actively participate in broad cross-sector coalitions on information integrity, convening diverse expertise and approaches, including for capacity-building, from civil society, academia, media, government and the international private sector, and ensuring full and meaningful youth engagement, such as through dedicated youth advisory groups.
  •  Collaborate to develop multi-stakeholder action plans at the regional, national and local levels, engaging communities to support and learn from grass-roots initiatives and ensuring full and meaningful youth engagement.



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