Enjoy in 2x 60 Seconds an ad hoc summary of the Inspirators of 2021

Flight attendants noticed that they can identify human trafficking during their work. You can help during your work and your travels, too.

Digital transformation supporting learners to become professionals.

Can the scope of digital services irrigated by identity trust be broadened to support KYC?

We are not all the same, but we sometimes have to do things in the same way to make sure people can travel in a secure and smooth way...

Morphed facial images in ID documents – a serious issue that needs to be addressed. Time to think about making live enrolment compulsory?

Civil Registry Service "at your address" for persons with disabilities, bad health conditions or other restrictions.

Brazil was the only country in the world that organised two major events (World Cup and Olympic Games) less than two years apart. This brought us the perception that the identification of people at border controls is fundamental. That is why we launched a biometric passenger identification programme. It is not the only one in the world, but it has the advantage of focusing on the integration of the value chain between public and private. Today we have the 4th largest air bridge in the world (Rio de Janeiro - São Paulo) where people can go from one place to another without having to present documents or boarding passes. Just biometric recognition is enough. During the pandemic, this project can avoid infection and contamination. Our dream is that other Brazilian transport modals can join this project and it becomes the biggest Brazilian project of people identification, giving more security and fluidity. This will be a great achievement in a continental country like Brazil. This is our dream.

Covid showed: Legal identity is predominantly in possession of the educated while the illiterate, persons with disabilities and rural settlers are often forgotten. Time for a "one-stop-shop legal identity" for all.

Thoughts on the 60 Seconds Initiative and how it can leverage your time and capabilities.

Governments are going to need to deal with different types of COVID travel credentials in an automated fashion in order to cope with even a modest recovery of international travel volumes.

International standards and harmonization are key for success in the development and deployment of international ID and Passport systems.

Consider gender identity as third option when developing ID documents.

Security of a passport is not about the book itself, but the end to end process of producing, issuing and using the document.

The human should always remain the critical component in identity management, not a machine

Birth registration in urban and rural areas is essential for the fulfilment of all rights such as education, health services, opening a bank account, getting a job etc.

Managing the pandemic has shown: We need children that know what civil registration is about, and we need leaders educated about this, too.

The international community and relevant industry partners can assist Governments in assessing and improving their identity documents

There is a need for open, affordable and adapted solutions...

Innovation for identity is not determined by the latest technology but rather the ability to bridge the gap between what is and what could be...

A credential of ones existance is not a matter of access to rights, only. It is a matter of dignity.

Secure supply-chain and robustness of the solution is key to the governmental customers