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The Pathways Commission has established a new collaboration with the United Nations Technology Bank for the Least Developed Countries.

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At the Mongolian Government led one-day conference, ‘Nomads in the Digital Age', the government will share the results of its digital strategy development process, including its digital readiness assessment and a draft national digital strategy.

This new initiative is set to empower policymakers, private sector actors and civil society to chart digital pathways for their country and ensure everyone benefits from rapid technological change.

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The Commission brought the conversation back to developing nations. What are their policy priorities for building digital-ready societies?

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