Privacy by Design
Digital identification systems, integrated with civil registration, can play a transformational role across many development areas, such as financial inclusion, expanding access to services and social safety nets, and effective humanitarian response. But while the opportunity is great, so are the risks. One set of risks results from collecting, using, and managing personal data, which creates serious privacy challenges. Risks also include: (1) Incorrect or inaccurate data collection, leading to mistaken identity or unjust treatment; (2) Data collected for one purpose being used for another purpose without the user’s consent; and (3) Unauthorized or inappropriate transfer of data between government agencies, governments, and even with third non-governmental parties. The importance of data privacy in building digital ID systems is highlighted in the Principles on Identification developed by the World Bank in 2017. These principles have been signed onto by more than 20 international organizations and development partners as being fundamental to maximizing the benefits of identification systems for sustainable development.
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dig-okr-10986327492024-08-07T19:15:12Z Privacy by Design Current Practices in Estonia, India, and Austria World Bank Group ID4D DATA PRIVACY DATA PROTECTION PERSONAL DATA E-SECURITY Digital identification systems, integrated with civil registration, can play a transformational role across many development areas, such as financial inclusion, expanding access to services and social safety nets, and effective humanitarian response. But while the opportunity is great, so are the risks. One set of risks results from collecting, using, and managing personal data, which creates serious privacy challenges. Risks also include: (1) Incorrect or inaccurate data collection, leading to mistaken identity or unjust treatment; (2) Data collected for one purpose being used for another purpose without the user’s consent; and (3) Unauthorized or inappropriate transfer of data between government agencies, governments, and even with third non-governmental parties. The importance of data privacy in building digital ID systems is highlighted in the Principles on Identification developed by the World Bank in 2017. These principles have been signed onto by more than 20 international organizations and development partners as being fundamental to maximizing the benefits of identification systems for sustainable development. 2019-12-03T17:33:38Z 2019-12-03T17:33:38Z 2018 Report Rapport Informe http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/546691543847931842/Privacy-by-Design-Current-Practices-in-Estonia-India-and-Austria https://hdl.handle.net/10986/32749 English Identification for Development; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank application/pdf text/plain World Bank, Washington, DC |
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Digital identification systems,
integrated with civil registration, can play a
transformational role across many development areas, such as
financial inclusion, expanding access to services and social
safety nets, and effective humanitarian response. But while
the opportunity is great, so are the risks. One set of risks
results from collecting, using, and managing personal data,
which creates serious privacy challenges. Risks also
include: (1) Incorrect or inaccurate data collection,
leading to mistaken identity or unjust treatment; (2) Data
collected for one purpose being used for another purpose
without the user’s consent; and (3) Unauthorized or
inappropriate transfer of data between government agencies,
governments, and even with third non-governmental parties.
The importance of data privacy in building digital ID
systems is highlighted in the Principles on Identification
developed by the World Bank in 2017. These principles have
been signed onto by more than 20 international organizations
and development partners as being fundamental to maximizing
the benefits of identification systems for sustainable development. |
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