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“Nobel Prize Summit” Addressing Information Pollution Crisis with the Power of Open Source

“Nobel Prize Summit” Addressing Information Pollution Crisis with the Power of Open Source

Deadline: 2-Apr-23

The Digital Public Goods Alliance and the United Nations Development Programme are collaborating to discover and promote open-source solutions and concepts that can help tackle the urgent global challenge of information pollution. They will showcase this at the Nobel Prize Summit “Truth, Trust and Hope,” hosted by the U.S. National Academy of Sciences and the Nobel Foundation. Submissions are now being accepted.

The threat of online mis- and disinformation is one of the greatest challenges facing democracy, human rights, and social cohesion today. In response, the U.S. National Academy of Sciences and the Nobel Foundation will host the Nobel Prize Summit “Truth, Trust and Hope” on 24-26 May 2023, which will mobilise the many stakeholders globally that recognise, and are taking action to combat, the existential threat of this issue head on.

In collaboration with the Summit, the Digital Public Goods Alliance (DPGA) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) have joined forces, with support from Omidyar Network and Craig Newmark Philanthropies, to launch a campaign to source digital public goods that can help combat information pollution and restore information integrity. This global initiative will identify and promote existing open-source digital solutions, as well as concepts for future solutions, that can be scaled to tackle the problem of mis- and disinformation at its roots.

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For more information, visit Digital Public Goods Alliance (DPGA).

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