Digital Government: Identity: The Civic Scenario

随着公民进入数字网络领域，身份的概念和应用会发生怎样的变化？在这个项目中，身份被定义为与物理世界中的单个人相关的交易、关联和成就的集合，并与网络世界中的数字标识符相关。这个问题必须在当前数字政府实施的框架内进行，以便与互联网时代实践的民主和治理相关。回答这个问题需要从公共部门决策者、学术专家和私营部门从业者的组织和技术知识中形成一个共同的身份愿景。为了让政府进入下一阶段的服务交付，必须克服一个关键障碍，即朝着可信赖的数字身份定义和实施取得进展。本次研讨会将包括来自多个学科和部门的参与者，以回答上述提出的身份问题。这个公民场景过程的目标是在数字政府中使用身份的连贯，技术上合理，令人信服的观点和相关的研究议程。这种观点必然包含数字政府中的风险、隐私和身份验证等内在相关主题。这一愿景将为决策者在电子政务发展过程中的技术选择提供一个框架。

How do the concepts and applications of identity change as citizens move into the digital networked realm? In this project, identity is defined as a collection of transactions, associations, and achievements that are connected to a single person in the physical world, and correlated with a digital identifier in the networked world. This question must be framed by current implementations of digital government for the answer to be relevant to democracy and governance as practiced in the Internet age. Answering this question requires forging a common vision of identity from the organizational and technical knowledge of public sector decision-makers, academic experts, and private sector practitioners. Progress toward a trustworthy definition and implementation of digital identity is a key hurdle which must be gotten over in order for government to move to the next phase of service delivery. This workshop will include participants from multiple disciplines and sectors in order to answer the identity question posed above. The goal of this civic scenario process is a coherent, technically sound, compelling view of the use of identity in digital government and an associated research agenda. Such a view necessarily encompasses the intrinsically related topics of risk, privacy, and authentication in digital government. This vision will offer decision-makers a framing for technical choices in the development of e-government.