This week, in Montevideo, Uruguay, the 21st ParlAmericas Plenary Assembly and the 9th Gathering of the ParlAmericas Open Parliament Network took place under the theme “Legislating for the Future: Harnessing Anticipatory Governance in Parliamentary Action.” The event brought together parliamentarians, experts, and representatives of international organizations to explore how anticipatory governance and open parliament principles can work in tandem to address emerging societal and technological challenges.
Natalia Zuazo, Director of Salto Agencia and expert in technology and democracy, participated as a speaker in the session dedicated to the governance challenges posed by big tech companies. Representing UNESCO, Zuazo contributed her expertise to the discussion on how governments can better prepare for and regulate technological transformations affecting democratic institutions and public administration.
In her presentation, Zuazo focused on practical strategies for the use and regulation of digital technologies within the public sector. She highlighted the importance of anticipatory governance to ensure that innovation aligns with public interest, democratic values, and institutional resilience in the face of rapid technological change.
More information at: https://parlamericas.org/uploads/documents/Agenda-21PA-9OPN-Uruguay-sp.pdf
