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Partnerships and International Cooperation

Enablers of ITU-D Priorities:

Partnerships and International Cooperation

To increase global collaboration towards its mission, ITU continues to strengthen partnerships among its members and other stakeholders. In doing so, ITU can leverage its diverse membership and multilateral convening power to foster cooperation among governments and regulators, the private sector and the academic community.

ITU also recognizes the importance of cultivating strategic partnerships with United Nations agencies and other organizations, including standardization bodies, to enhance cooperation for addressing challenges across the telecommunication/ICT sector towards the delivery of the WSIS action lines and achievement of the 2030 SDGs

Enablers defined in the Kigali Action Plan

Membership-driven

ITU will continue to work as a membership-driven organization, to effectively support and reflect the needs of its diverse members.

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Regional Presence

As an extension of ITU as a whole, the regional presence plays a vital role in the achievement of ITU’s mission, enhancing the Union’s understanding of local contexts and its ability to respond to countries’ needs effectively.

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Diversity and Inclusion

ITU remains committed to mainstreaming diversity and inclusion practices across its work, to ensure equality.

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Commitment to environmental sustainability

ITU recognizes that telecommunications/ICTs come with risks, challenges and opportunities for the environment.

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Partnerships and International Cooperation

To increase global collaboration towards its mission, ITU continues to strengthen partnerships among its members and other stakeholders.

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Resource mobilization

Accelerated resource-mobilization efforts and increased financing are critical to achieving the goals of the Union and enhancing ITU support for the membership.

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Excellence in human resources and organizational innovation

Enhancing operational efficiency and effectiveness enables ITU to respond to changes in the telecommunication/ICT landscape and evolving membership needs.

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