NAMASTE G20

'Digital technologies have the potential to boost more inclusive and sustainable growth by spurring innovation, generating efficiencies and improving services. They are also an important tool in helping countries to confront and recover from the COVID-19 pandemic that has disrupted economies and societies globally. The OECD has been supporting the G20’s Digital agenda to help countries harness the benefits of the digital transformation, including job creation and business continuity, and access to critical health and education services, while addressing the potential challenges it may bring, by leveraging our cross-cutting and evidence-based analysis, and notably the OECD’s ongoing Going Digital project.'

                                                                                   - by The official site of OECD of India 
                                                                                          the official site of OECD

SO HELLO AGAIN TO MY FABULOUS MOTIVATORS , MY BLOG READERS I BHAVYA THE STUDENT OF GD GOENKA INDIRAPURAM WELCOMES YOU ALL TO ONE MORE READING ADVENTURE, AND GUESS WHAT TODAY WE HAVE THE TOPIC THATS MORE TRENDING THAN THOSE REELS!!            G20 2023 <3 

so before i start telling you about what is OECD and why is it essential and required 

lets check what G20 actually is?

So, G20 is a group of 20 leaders from different countries that comes together to talk and make some decisions upon economic cooperation on a global scale. This discussion and debate on the economic cooperation means G20 was started in 1999 focusing on the Asian financial crises and this soon included global warming, climate change, sustainable development and anti-corruption.

after reading this the question must have come in the mind of many of you that how many G20s have been done till date??

So, the answer is that as on date, 17th G20s meetings are been done worldwide. G20 is inclusive of 19 nations which comprise nearly two-third of the population and over 75% of the  global trade and 85% of its GDP.

WELL AS I ALWAYS CHECK YOUR MINDS HERE'S YOUR QUESTION FOR TODAY !!

WHAT IS INDIA'S TOTAL GDP??  Comment your answers !

Who is having the authority to arrange G20 summit 2023?

From 1 December 2022 to 30 November 2023, India will hold the G20 Presidency.

• The first Sherpa Meeting of India’s G20 Presidency commenced in Udaipur on December 4, 2022. Against the backdrop of Udaipur’s renowned Lake Pichola, an informal press conference was held with representatives from print and broadcast media.
• Throughout the occasion, numerous cultural activities were arranged. The water’s surface serves as the canvas in the amazing 300-year-old Rajasthani peculiar art form known as Jal Sanjhi. All the guests were able to observe and appreciate a stunning work of art that Mr Rajesh Vaishnav, a Jal Sanjhi artist, created.
• The Desert Music Symphony, which included masters of Rajasthan’s Langa and Manganiyar folk musical lineages, gave a remarkable performance for the audience under the direction of renowned Sangeet Natak Akademi awardee Shri Gazi Khan Barna. The event featured a group of Rajasthani folks with musical instruments like the kamaicha, Sindhi sarangi, surinda, algoza, Matka, Murli, dholak, etc in addition to folk music.

BUT WHY WAS THIS PLACE CHOSEN?

The Desert Music Symphony was specially chosen to provide eminent visitors with an immersive cultural experience that was rooted in Rajasthani folk heritage. The Sherpas and the delegates also tried Rajasthani bandhini bags and traditional millet snack boxes. The delegates visited the majestic Kumbhalgarh fort and Ranakpur temple on their final day in Udaipur. 

YOU CAN WATCH A GLIMPSE OF IT HERE 👇https://twitter.com/g20org/status/1599681141715656704?s=20

So, I hope you all got a lot of info about G20 and India's contribution in it. We all know that G20s are made for the discussion on economic cooperation on a global scale. But have you ever wondered that this G20 talked about all the things necessary for the economy of any country but, what about the game changing element THE TECHNOLOGY??

The G20 meetings have a committee known as OECD(Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development) 

this committee is responsible in making better policies for better life and that's what  its motto says. The OECD has contributed a lot in the G20 summits in making the best policies.

Here we have some of the examples for you that shows how the world is changing having the technologies and innovations

Building the digital agenda

From initial discussions in 2016 on innovation policy practices within G20 countries and the impact of new technologies in the so-called👉 “Next Production Revolution”, the G20 has quickly seized on the importance of digital technologies for economic performance and well-being and the need for a coordinated global approach.

And not just in 2016, in 2017, the debate focused on designing an ambitious G20 digital agenda, leading to the adoption by Ministers of the G20 Roadmap for Digitalization. The OECD actively contributed to the design of this comprehensive policy package, including by delivering a report on👉 Key Issues for Digital Transformation in the G20, and supported initial implementation efforts with work on competition, business dynamics and consumer protection.

In 2018, the OECD broadened the evidence base and supported discussions on 👉bridging the digital gender divide, measuring the digital economy and protecting digital consumers, as well as best practices for digital government, with particular support to the action-oriented annexes on gender and digital government of the 2018 G20 Digital Economy Ministerial Declaration.

Digital Economy: from artificial intelligence to smart mobility

As we have seen nowadays there is a lot of craze for the new technology known as AI.

AI is something that is used by not only us but by many famous websites and phones too for making their production on a rise for ex. GOOGLE AI, LET'S ENHANCE, TALK TO BOOK, and some phones like iPhone 13 Series, Google Pixel 6 Pro ,OnePlus 9 Pro, Oppo Reno6 5G

but what OECD had policies for AI for G20 summits?

In 2019, the G20 brought strong leadership to the debate on artificial intelligence (AI) – a fast-moving technology with much promise for innovation and growth but also important challenges. Drawn from the OECD Recommendation on AI, the👉 G20 AI Principles welcomed by G20 Leaders in Osaka marked a milestone in global co-operation on this critical technology. The OECD also supported further discussions on the key challenges faced by digital consumers, including the role of consumer protection agencies in attaining the SDGs.

In 2020, the G20 sought to advance on implementation of the AI Principles, as well as deepen discussions on topics ranging from data to smart mobility. At the same time, G20 countries had to meet the challenge of the COVID-19 pandemic, with intense debate on the role of digital technologies in supporting the ongoing functioning and recovery of economies.

The OECD contributed to the G20’s deliberations across a suite of policy areas, with reports on smart mobility, a common measurement framework for the digital economy, national AI strategies and policies, data and data flows, policies to support digitalization of business models during COVID-19, trustworthy AI in health, and trustworthy AI in education, as well as support to the G20 Dialogue on AI and pandemics. The OECD also contributed a report and presentation on measuring the economic impact of the space sector to the first-ever Space Economy Leaders Meeting (Space20).

What are G20 guidelines for AI?

The G20 guidelines call for users and developers of AI to be fair and accountable, with transparent decision-making processes and to respect the rule of law and values including privacy, equality, diversity and internationally recognized labor rights.

SO, we finally got to know what is G20 and the OECD contributions to G-20 in Digitalization and Innovation. 

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