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DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE
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Generado por IACommunity-Controlled Digital Identity Pilot Program
Descripción
Launch a federated digital identity pilot in marginalized communities, allowing community-based organizations to serve as identity verifiers for residents who lack formal documentation. This approach addresses identity exclusion without compromising privacy and builds institutional trust in digital public services.
Vía de implementación
Phase 1: Community Partnership and Design
Phase 2: Technical Deployment
Phase 3: Scale and Interoperability
Impact Overview
Overall net impact: +6.33
Net Score by Horizon
Benefits vs Harms Count
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- Harms
Análisis de impacto
Impacto neto general
Análisis combinado en todos los plazos
+6.3
Corto plazo
0-2 años
+4.0
Beneficios
- Immediate access to local community services for undocumented residents
- Increased trust in local community-based organizations
- Reduction in administrative barriers for social welfare programs
Daños potenciales
- Potential for local-level bias or favoritism in the verification process
- Data security vulnerabilities in early-stage pilot infrastructure
Mediano plazo
3-10 años
+7.0
Beneficios
- Creation of a scalable model for government-recognized community-verified identities
- Empowerment of community organizations as formal digital gatekeepers
- Improved data quality for regional service delivery and planning
Daños potenciales
- Potential for government overreach if pilot protocols are co-opted for surveillance
- Interoperability challenges between disparate community systems and state databases
Largo plazo
10+ años
+8.0
Beneficios
- Structural reduction in systemic digital exclusion for marginalized populations
- Establishment of a privacy-preserving decentralized identity framework as a standard
- Long-term strengthening of social capital and democratic participation
Daños potenciales
- Risk of digital ID becoming a mandatory requirement for basic human rights
- Permanent record creation that could be weaponized by future adversarial regimes
Consecuencias imprevistas
- Community organizations may become targets for malicious actors seeking to compromise identity records
- Digital identity adoption could lead to the unintended disqualification of those who choose not to participate
- Creation of a two-tier verification system where community-verified IDs are treated as 'secondary' to formal government IDs
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Puntuaciones de evaluación
Technical6.0
Economic5.0
Social/Political5.0
Scalability8.0
Values Aligned6.0
Composite Score
6.2
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