G4I hosts a multi-tracked congress and covers content from every facet of the Govtech ecosystem. Our speakers will share unique perspectives and offer use cases on operational innovation and technical excellence for professionals.
Our speakers are carefully sourced for their knowledge and thought leadership. They are experts, innovators and more importantly, purpose-driven to develop a high impact in the field.
From innovative sessions to an interactive exhibit, G4I assembles governments – across all levels – corporations, academics, investors, new entrepreneurs, and crucially, citizens.
Track 1
GovTech That Delivers
A practical look at whether GovTech is delivering meaningful results, how governments can achieve more with limited resources, and what success should ultimately look like.
- Doing More With Less
Does Any of This Work?
Track 2
Building State Capacity
GovTech cannot scale without the people, data, procurement models and institutional capacity behind it. This track explores what governments need to turn promising pilots into lasting, system-level change.
- The People Inside Government
- From Pilot to Practice
- Data: The Problem Under Everything
- From Pilot to Ecosystem: How Governments Procure, Finance and Scale GovTech
Track 3
AI Governance
As AI becomes embedded in government systems and decision-making, new questions emerge around accountability, oversight, trust and authenticity. This track examines how governments can govern AI while navigating its rapidly evolving impact.
- When Government AI Acts
- Governing the AI Revolution
- Can You Still Tell?
Track 4
Citizen-Centred Government
What does it take to design public services around the people who actually use them? This track looks at inclusion, participation and the challenge of delivering better services across different communities and levels of government.
- Proactive, Inclusive and Democratic Public Services
- Designed Without Us
- National Strategy, Local Reality
- Inclusive GovTech Services for Excluded Populations
Track 5
Resilient & Sovereign Government
As governments become increasingly dependent on digital infrastructure, resilience and control become strategic priorities. This track explores how public institutions can protect critical systems, strengthen digital sovereignty and maintain control when disruption occurs.
- When the Systems Go Down
- Who Remains in Control? Sovereignty, Public Procurement and Critical Digital Infrastructure
- Data Center Policy and Sovereignty