• Report by ITU-D Study Group 2 - Liaison statement on securing information and communication networks Best practices for developing a culture of cybersecurity
  
• Contribution by Italy - Interinstitutional Consultative Committee for media and digital literacy
  
• Contribution by the State of Israel - The State of Israel's initiatives and best practices on child online protection
  
• Report by ITU-T Study Group 17 - Liaison statement on SG17 update on the work of the Correspondence Group on Child Online Protection (CG-COP)
  
• Contribution by Crotia - Protection children online
  
• Contribution by Serbia - The National Contact Center for Children Safety on the Internet established by the Ministry of Information and Telecommunication
  
• Contribution by North Macedonia - North Macedonia Safer Internet Centre
  
• Contribution by Andorra - Andorra's digital wellbeing improvement plan for children and teenagers
  
• Contribution by Armenia, Belarus, Russian Federation, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan - Advancing digital literacy and online protection
  
• Contribution by the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child - Child rights in digital environment
• Contribution by the United Kingdoms - The United Kingdom's regulatory approach under the Online Safety Act
  
• Contribution by Kaspersky - Multistakeholder cooperation on protecting children against doxing
  
• Contribution by USA - Considerations when developing reporting mechanisms to help prevent, minimize, and mitigate bullying... .
  
• Contribution by Nigeria - Nigeria's regulatory frameworks, initiatives and reporting mechanisms on child online protection
  
• Report by DQ Institute - Global child online safety impact measure for digital citizenship programs 
  
• Report by Council of Europe - Lanzarote convention 2nd monitoring round Findings and recommendations
  
• Report by OECD - Digital Safety by Design for Children
  
• Note by the Secretariat - Youth consultation - Child engagement
  
• Contribution​ by Pakistan - PTA's awareness and digital literacy initiatives and reporting mechanisms on child online protection ​

• Contribution 1 - Draft Agenda Revision 1
  
• Contribution 1 - Draft Agenda Revision 2
  
• Contribution 1 - Draft Agenda
  
• Contribution 2 - Update on the ITU child online protection initiative and the COP global programme
  
• Contribution 3 - PoP Protection through online participation - consultation with governments 
  
• Contribution 4​ - Report by the Chair of the Council Working Group on Child Online Protection - Outcome of the 19th meeting of the CWG COP​​
  
  

• Presentation by DQ Institute - The DQ Child Online Safety Index
• Presentation by End Violence.org - Investments to protecting children and youth from Digital Harm
• Presentation by Kindernothilfe - Stopping Cybercrime Against Children More Safety and Protection in the Internet
• Presentation by Save the Children - Huippula is a journey to digital well-being and security
• Presentation by Terre des Hommes - Safety for Children and their Rights OnLine
• Presentation by the European Commission - Child Safety in the EU
• Presentation by the Human Trafficking Front - Putting an End to the Online Sexual Exploitation of Children Preventing Victimization and Strengthening Child Protection Systems
• Presentation by the ITU-D Study Group 2 - Securing information and communication networks Best practices for developing a culture of cybersecurity
  
• Presentation by the Tech Coalition
• Presentation by the United Nations - POP Protection through Online Participation
• Presentation​ by the WeProtect Global Alliance - Working for a digital world designed to protect children from sexual exploitation & abuse​
  
  

• Presentation on ITU's work and activities in Child Online Protection and on the advancement in the implementation of the Child Online Protection Guidelines from the ITU Regional Offices for Africa, the Americas, the Arab Region, Asia and the Pacific, the Commonwealth of Independent States and the European Region.
• Presentation by the Republic of the Philippines - Encouraging ITU and its Member States to generate strategic plans, policies, and programs and integrate Child Online Protection measures to all existing initiatives and to develop information, education, and communication materials for in-school and out-of-school children.    
• Presentation​ by the Republic of the Philippines - Integration of Child Online Protection discussions in all girls in ICT celebrations of ITU Member States.
• Presentation by the United Arab Emirates (ECA) on the protection of children in the digital environment.
• Presentation by India of the G20 Toolkit on Cyber-Education and Cyber-Awareness.
• Presentation by an expert on Child online safety in Hungary.
• Presentation by the National Authority on Electronic Certification and Cybersecurity (NAECCS) of Albania on the Implementation of the ITU Global Project on Child Online Protection in Albania.
• Presentation the Georgian National Communications Commission (ComCom) on Child Online Protection.
• Presentation by Malta Foundation for the Well-being of Society on the Child Online Protection actions in Malta. 
• Presentation by the Office of Electronic Communications on Child Online Protection on the projects of UKE.   
• Presentation​ by the Commission Nationale Informatique & Libertés (CNIL) on the protection of children in the digital ecosystem.
• Presentation​ by TMG of their report: safeguarding children online: a service-specific view on risks and parental attitudes.
• Presentation by ECPAT International of the process of Revision of the Terminology Guidelines for the Protection of Children from Sexual Abuse and Exploitation.

Presentations on collaborative efforts of ITU and Child Online Protection partners:

• Presentation by the ITU-D Study Group 2 Rapporteur Group Meetings:
• Presentation by DQ Institute
• Presentation by Kindernothilfe
• Presentation by Terre des Hommes
  
• Presentation by End Violence.org
• Presentation by the European commission
  
• Presentation by the Human Trafficking Front
  
• Presentation by Save the Children
• Presentation by the Tech Coalition
• Presentation by the United Nations
  
• Presentation by the WeProtect Global Alliance

Presentations during the social media panel discussion:

• Presentation​ by Snap Inc