International Digitalization Forum

Advancing human agency in the digital age.

We develop legal, policy, and technical frameworks that align digital systems, governments, and markets with individual agency, digital confidence, and purposeful technology.

The challenge

Digital systems increasingly influence human decisions.

Existing governance frameworks are struggling to keep pace.

IDF develops structural approaches centered on agency, confidence, and purpose.

Our three frameworks

Encrypted data streams representing algorithmic confidence and digital trust 01

Breach of Digital Confidence

Restoring trust and accountability in algorithmic systems through model legal standards, technical auditing, and remedies.

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Self-directed individuals collaborating within modern civic public infrastructure 02

Post-Entitlement Social Contract

Reorienting public systems and digital public infrastructure around individual capability, portability, and self-directed agency.

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Precise digital system architecture representing Layer 0 intent alignment 03

Intent Governance

Ensuring digital architectures and AI systems remain continuously aligned with their authorized human purpose via Layer 0 anchors.

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From principle to practice

International Council of Digital Businesses for Individual Agency (ICDBIA)

The Forum's enterprise arm translating governance principles into actionable market standards—advancing trust, transparency, and individual agency in digital markets.

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200+
Enterprises
40+
Countries
12
Standards in Development
15
Working Groups

Latest research & policy

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Legal pillars of digital confidence
Policy Paper

Model Convention on the Breach of Digital Confidence

May 6, 2024
Systems code and intentional architecture
Research Brief

Intent as a Governance Layer: A Systems Approach

April 22, 2024
Modern public infrastructure
Working Paper

The Post-Entitlement Social Contract

March 18, 2024
Algorithmic models across global networks
Briefing

Algorithmic Accountability and Equitable Remedies

February 5, 2024

Global collaboration

We convene scholars, policymakers, technologists, civil society, enterprises, and investors to shape a human-centered digital future.

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