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PRINCIPLES

The five sustainable digitalisation principles provide the overarching definition of what it means to leverage technology and data ethically, responsibly, and sustainably:

Clarity of purpose

The reasons for developing or using digital solutions are carefully considered and made clear to users and other potentially impacted stakeholders.

Benefit to humanity

The fundamental experience of being human is supported, including our dignity, human rights, and the qualities of healthy societies, such as fairness, inclusion and diversity.

Whole impact

Environmental, social and governance benefits are sought from digital solutions and harm associated with their use is avoided or minimised.

Broad responsibility

Responsibility for the environmental, social and governance issues associated with a digital solution covers the broader systems it is part of, its whole lifecycle and its supply chain.

Stakeholder accountability

Accountability for the environmental, social or governance issues arising from the use of technology and data are clearly defined and managed.

Take the next step 

Now that you're familiar with the sustainable digitalisation principles why not commit to bringing sustainable digitalisation to life in your organisation by taking the pledge.

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GET
FAMILIAR

Learn about sustainable digitalisation and our guiding principles.

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TAKE THE
PLEDGE

Commit to bringing sustainable digitalisation to life in your organisation.

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APPLY THE PLEDGE

Check how well your practices match the pledge by applying our frameworks.

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SHAPE THE FUTURE

Help shape the future of sustainable digitalisation by joining our roundtable.

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