Program Tracks
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.
of innovation, leadership, networking
Guardrails for Government AI: AI adoption must be safe, transparent and accountable to earn citizen trust.
AI vs. Disinformation: Deepfakes and election interference are urgent risks governments must counter.
Reskilling Civil Servants for the AI Era: Public servants need new skills to adapt as AI reshapes work.
of innovation, leadership, networking
Global Models: Scale, Security, Inclusion: India, Singapore and Africa show three leading approaches.
From Citizens to Business: Who Will Adopt?: Trust, usability and uptake will determine success.
Digital Identity as Infrastructure: ID must link to payments, registries and core services.
benefits and inspections makes AI tangible
and practical.
Guardrails for Government AI: AI adoption must be
safe, transparent and accountable to earn
citizen trust.
AI vs. Disinformation: Deepfakes and election
interference are urgent risks governments
must counter.
Reskilling Civil Servants for the AI Era:
Public servants need new skills to adapt as
AI reshapes work.
EU Data Spaces in Practice: Pilots in health, mobility and justice are testing integration.
Machine-Readable Law and API-First Government: Regulation as code enables automation and interoperability.
Cross-Border Interoperability: Shared standards are essential for seamless EU services.
Sovereign Cloud Strategies: Control over infrastructure underpins digital sovereignty.
Quantum-Safe Encryption: Governments must prepare now for post-quantum risks.
Critical Infrastructure Protection: Health, energy and transport are prime cyber targets.
to Services
identity wallet is a flagship project with
a hard deadline.
Global Models: Scale, Security, Inclusion:
India, Singapore and Africa show three
leading approaches.
From Citizens to Business: Who Will Adopt?:
Trust, usability and uptake will determine success.
Digital Identity as Infrastructure: ID must link to
payments, registries and core services.
Making Systems Talk
ministries is the basis for seamless services.
EU Data Spaces in Practice: Pilots in health,
mobility and justice are testing integration.
Machine-Readable Law and API-First Government:
Regulation as code enables automation
and interoperability.
Cross-Border Interoperability: Shared standards
are essential for seamless EU services.
Composable Platforms: Modular building blocks speed delivery of services.
Procurement 2.0: Agile, SME-friendly procurement avoids failed megaprojects.
What to Keep, What to Scrap: Learning from reforms helps decide which systems matter.
Digital Inclusion for All: Elderly, rural and disabled access is essential for legitimacy.
Radical Transparency Dashboards: Real-time budgets and data show governments have nothing to hide.
Participation in Practice: Assemblies and participatory budgets deepen democracy.
Smart Visitor Flow and Sustainability: Digital tools reduce over-tourism and protect sites.
Tourism → Health and Agriculture: Lessons from tourism data can apply to other sectors.
Public–Private Data Partnerships: State, telcos and travel tech must collaborate.
Smart Grids and Net-Zero Mobility: Energy and transport are key to decarbonisation.
Climate Accountability Dashboards: Public dashboards boost transparency.
Early-Warning Systems: AI and satellites predict disasters and save lives.
Attracting Tech Talent into Government: Governments must compete for skills.
Innovation Labs: Renewal or Decline?: The next chapter for labs worldwide.
Leadership Lessons from Reformers: Practical insights from reform pioneers..
Fragile States, Strong Innovation – Ruanda, Sierra Leone and Georgia prove fragile states can innovate.
Building Blocks for the Global South – Open-source solutions lower costs and scale.
Lessons for the World – Fragile states teach speed and creativity.
at every level is essential for cyber defence.
Sovereign Cloud Strategies: Control over
infrastructure underpins digital sovereignty.
Quantum-Safe Encryption: Governments must
prepare now for post-quantum risks.
Critical Infrastructure Protection: Health,
energy and transport are prime cyber targets.
Building Governments That Work
moving off outdated IT.
Composable Platforms: Modular building blocks
speed delivery of services.
Procurement 2.0: Agile, SME-friendly
procurement avoids failed megaprojects.
What to Keep, What to Scrap: Learning from
reforms helps decide which systems matter.
when services are simple and effective.
Digital Inclusion for All: Elderly, rural and
disabled access is essential for legitimacy.
Radical Transparency Dashboards: Real-time
budgets and data show governments have
nothing to hide.
Participation in Practice: Assemblies and
participatory budgets deepen democracy.
spend and sustainability boosts growth.
Smart Visitor Flow and Sustainability:
Digital tools reduce over-tourism and protect sites.
Tourism → Health and Agriculture: Lessons from
tourism data can apply to othersectors.
Public–Private Data Partnerships: State, telcos and
travel tech must collaborate.
floods, heat and resilience.
Smart Grids and Net-Zero Mobility: Energy
and transport are key to decarbonisation.
Climate Accountability Dashboards:
Public dashboards boost transparency.
Early-Warning Systems: AI and satellites
predict disasters and save lives.
training ensures delivery capacity.
Attracting Tech Talent into Government:
Governments must compete for skills.
Innovation Labs: Renewal or Decline?:
The next chapter for labs worldwide.
Leadership Lessons from Reformers:
Practical insights from reform pioneers.
Government During War – Digital services
can survive even under invasion.
Fragile States, Strong Innovation – Ruanda,
Sierra Leone and Georgia prove fragile states
can innovate.
Building Blocks for the Global South –
Open-source solutions lower costs and scale.
Lessons for the World – Fragile states teach
speed and creativity.
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