Buonasera nexiane, parliamo foucaultianamente di tecnologia biopolitica? Mi scuso se per caso ripeto cose già riportate, ma non trovo riferimenti in lista (negli ultimi due anni); mi scuso anche per la lunghezza del messaggio ma non riesco a sintetizzare di più Un gruppo di aziende private (sponsorizzato da UNHCR) sta cercando di risolvere il gravissimo affronto ai diritti umani rappresentato dall'impossibilità di molte persone sfortunate, a partire dai neonati, di poter /biometricamente certificare/ la propria identità /connessa/ al proprio stato di vaccinazione (e salute in generale mi pare di capire); in tutto questo i genitori /mi pare/ possono solo adeguarsi secondo i proponenti Il programma «Digital Health ID RFP» è parte integrante dell'iniziativa ID2020 [2] ed è entrato in fase sperimentale (pilot) in un paio di regioni del Bangladesh per poi essere esteso - nelle intenzioni dei promotori - su scala nazionale e poi globale. Le /features/ progettate per questo sistema sono indicate in questa pagina: https://id2020.org/digital-health-id-rfp (archiviata qui: https://archive.is/nbnbv) --8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8--- The program seeks to provide infants with a portable, biometrically-linked digital ID either at the point of birth registration or at the time of routine immunization, simultaneously supporting four shared objectives: 1- Increasing the number of accurate unique identifications in order to: - Improve birth registration coverage - Reduce duplication of health IDs and increase the number and accuracy of issued health IDs, - Enhance interoperability in a presently fragmented health system, - Facilitate re-identification and recovery of personal records, even if a paper-based record is lost; 2. Driving improvements in vaccination efficiency, coverage, and equity in order to: - Enable portability across geographies, - Increase the number of fully immunized children; 3. Supporting continuity of care across state and non-state health systems in order to: - Generate identity portability across health systems, - Increase accuracy of personal records and provide visibility of needed follow-up care, - Enhance service delivery by creating improvements in planning, reporting, and budgeting, - Improve health outcomes; 4. Creating a digital ID ecosystem in order to facilitate access to other services throughout the lifecourse. - Create consistency and efficiency across federal systems, - Provide a privacy preserving mechanism prove one’s identity across personal and commercial settings; The program will proceed in four phases from mid-2021 to late 2025. The proposed program will be phased, beginning with a piloting phase, moving into a regional scaling phase, and culminating in a national scaling phase. A key outcome of this program is a replicable model by which digital ID could be scaled in other country contexts. --8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8--- Vorrei sottolineare in particolare «Enhance service delivery by creating improvements in planning, reporting, and budgeting» La timetable indica che la request for proposal è stata "Vendor awarded" il 30 Luglio 2021 ma non riesco a trovare da nessuna parte nel sito o altrove sul web qual'è _esattamente_ la proposta che ha vinto e cosa esattamente stanno sperimentando in Bangledesh. L'application package [3] include questi documenti: --8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8--- Appendix-1 Digital Health ID Concept Note.pdf Appendix-2 Questionnaire Functional & Non-functional Requirements.xlsx Appendix-3 Procurement instructions.pdf Appendix-4 Budget Template.xlsx RFP-Main Document.pdf --8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8--- Nel documento RFP-Main Document.pdf c'è scritto: --8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8--- * Biometric Research Study and Design Given the novelty of infant biometrics, ID2020 and a2i (dovrebbe essere https://a2i.gov.bd/, n.d.r.) will work with infant biometric vendors to develop a robust research study. The biometrics capture technology will be solicited through a separate RFP and implemented in parallel with the work described in this RFP. The awarded identity solution provider (selected through this RFP) and the biometrics vendor (selected through a separate RFP) will work together in the spirit of co-creation. As such, the RFP assumes a multi-vendor relationship, driving forward advancements in the field of infant biometric research and building on principles of good identity. --8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8--- (non voglio farla troppo lunga, il documento contiene molte altre "features" preoccupanti) Il documento, nella sezione "PART B - Financial" parla espressamente dei costi per licenza e in nessuna parte del documento riesco a trovare come requisito che il software dell'intera infrastruttura debba essere software libero; può essere che mi sia sfuggito ma non è /affatto/ un dettaglio. Il documento "Appendix-1 Digital Health ID Concept Note.pdf" dice: --8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8--- The piloting phase will run from May 2020 into late 2020 and will pilot test the system in two locations: Kapasia and DNCC - Bosilla 1 . The piloting phase will leverage multiple biometrics vendors in order to determine fit-for-purpose solution for scale-up. Documentation of the program will be ongoing throughout all three phases, with a special emphasis on the piloting phase. The research team will gather data and generate insights into the economy, efficiency and effectiveness of the program in realizing its objectives, in order to determine suitability of scaling the program regionally. [...] Recently, infant biometric solutions have been proven to be sensitive enough to allow for authentication of newborn infants (starting at 6 hours after birth), but these technologies are new and there is insufficient longitudinal data to establish the necessary frequency for re-enrollment. By advancing this research, this program will accelerate the availability of persistent child biometrics, yielding impact well beyond Bangladesh. [...] Because lack of a birth certificate can significantly and negatively impact children’s access to healthcare, schooling, and other critical rights, there is widespread interest in innovative practices to increase birth registration coverage. Identity is also vital to the provision of healthcare services. Caregivers must know, with a certain degree of accuracy, a patient’s identity to ensure continuity of care, track services received, and identify and reach out to individuals in need of care. [...] While birth registration in many Gavi-eligible countries remains low, the near ubiquity of the child health card/EPI card creates a tremendous opportunity. Indeed, in many developing countries, the most common vital registration is not a birth certificate, but a child health card. [...] And finally, creating a unique ID will facilitate access to other services throughout the lifecourse. For example, the program could be extended to the education sector, providing a mechanism to identify out-of-school children and encourage school matriculation. In contrast, approaches based on simple point-to-point integrations cannot easily be extended into other sectors, [...] These digital records of immunization would then help CHWs identify children defaulting on their vaccines, such that they could encourage parents to complete the vaccine course. --8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8--- (a pagina 9 di questo documento c'è uno schema dell'infrastruttura) Saluti, 380° [2] il cui manifesto trovate qui: https://id2020.org/manifesto [3] https://id2020.org/uploads/files/ISP-RFP.zip (archiviato qui: https://archive.is/o/nbnbv/https://id2020.org/uploads/files/ISP-RFP.zip) -- 380° (Giovanni Biscuolo public alter ego) «Noi, incompetenti come siamo, non abbiamo alcun titolo per suggerire alcunché» Disinformation flourishes because many people care deeply about injustice but very few check the facts. Ask me about <https://stallmansupport.org>.