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Documents, Papers, and Reports of our activities within the UN 

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• Statement submitted by Mr. Pierpaolo Saporito President OCCAM Commission on Science and Technology, United Nations

• OCCAM's Contribution to the Convention on the Right to Development, General Comment, p.148, March 2022.

• 22° Session of the Intergovernmental Working Group on the Right to Development, Comments and textual suggestions.

• EXCERPT from the 2021 UN ECOSOC High-Level Segment

• EXCERPT of the UN Office for Partnerships Report of the UN Secretary-General of 25 July 2013

• EXCERPT of the UN Office for Partnerships Report of the UN Secretary-General of 3 September 2010

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Agenda and Final Declarations of the Infopoverty World Conferences from 2001 to 2022

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• I Infopoverty, 2001 Possible solutions 

• II Infopoverty, 2002 From possible solutions to actions

• III Infopoverty, 2003 New tools and best practices for development. The role of ICTs in reaching the MDGs

• IV Infopoverty, 2004 New frontiers of the ICTs: services for development

• V Infopoverty, 2005 Actors and strategies for development digital technology to fight poverty 

• VI Infopoverty, 2006 Fighting poverty to create prosperity for all 

• VII Infopoverty, 2007 Harnessing the use of ICTs toward the Millennium Development Goals 

• VIII Infopoverty, 2008 Low coast – Smart technologies to fight poverty and save the planet 

• IX Infopoverty, 2009 ICT’S good use, abuse, refuse towards the Millennium Development Goals 

• X Infopoverty, 2010 How the digital revolution can defeat poverty and Achieve the Lisbon and Millennium Development Goals 

• XI Infopoverty, 2011 e-Services: The new paradigm for development and the achievement of the MDGs 

• XII Infopoverty, 2012 Who drives the digital revolution? Development through innovation

• XIII Infopoverty, 2013 ICTs – Innovations for Nation building and the empowerment of people

• XIV Infopoverty, 2014 How the digital innovations can accelerate the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals and help the Sustainable Development Goals

• XV Infopoverty, 2015 Next sustainable development goals: the challenge before the Digital Era

• XVI Infopoverty, 2016 ICTs as the tools for everyone to achieve dignity and freedom

• XVII Infopoverty, 2017 Transferring knowledge and adequate technologies: the way to combat poverty and make the world safer

• XVIII Infopoverty, 2018 Collective creativity and digital innovation: forging inclusive partnerships to sustain peace and development

• XIX Infopoverty, 2019 How smart cities can fight poverty eliminating slums and promoting smart villages for rural development

• XX Infopoverty, 2020 Towards the digital society inspired by SDGs

• XXI Infopoverty, 2021 How to build a fairer and more inclusive Digital Society

• XXII Infopoverty, 2023 The Digital Citizen: duties and rights to build a fairer future Society

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THE GRAND CONVERSATION, June 21, 2021

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• Download the President's welcome greetings.

• Download the Final Resolution.