PARIS21 at the UN World Data Forum 2023

07.04.2023
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PARIS21 at the UN World Data Forum 2023

The 2023 UN World Data Forum aims to spur data innovation, nurture partnerships, mobilize high-level political and financial support for data, and build a pathway to better data for sustainable development. The stakeholder community represents a diverse range of governments, civil society, the private sector, donor and philanthropic bodies, international and regional agencies, the geospatial community, the media, academia, and professional bodies.

PARIS21 has been a part of the UN World Data Forum programme committee since the first World Data Forum was hosted in Cape Town, South Africa in 2017. PARIS21 has hosted and participated in many exciting sessions and events throughout the last six years. 

Join PARIS21 and our partners at the 2023 UN World Data Forum in Hangzhou, China, in person and online for a series of events exploring topics such as citizen-generated data for building inclusive data ecosystems, trust in data to help bridge communities, accelerating gender equality through data, unlocking data ecosystems for more effective and inclusive climate action, how engaging parliamentarians in development data is changing the landscape for National Statistical Offices, and how a system-wide approach to health data could help us be better prepared for the next pandemic. 

Tuesday 25 April 

15:00-16:00 China Standard time (GMT+8)  Together we can do more: citizen-generated data for inclusive data ecosystems, PARIS21, Danish Institute of Human Rights, UNDESA, UN Women, the World Bank and the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data.

Wednesday 26 April 

10:45-11:45 China Standard time (GMT+8) Data in the age of misinformation: Building trust by bridging communities PARIS21 and Open Data Watch
10:45-11:45 China Standard time (GMT+8) Driving impact from evidence: data that can accelerate achieving gender equality globally PARIS21 and  UN Women
10:45-11:45 China Standard time (GMT+8) Unlocking data ecosystems for more effective and inclusive climate action PARIS21
13:30-14:30 China Standard time (GMT+8) Engaging Parliamentarians in development data - what is new for National Statistical Offices?  PARIS21
14:45-15:45 China Standard time (GMT+8) Preparing for the next pandemic: Applying a system-wide approach to health data PARIS21, Open Data Watch and the World Health Organisation 

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