ODET Experiment

Registrant Overview · Digital Cooperation Day 2026

Registrant Overview

A comprehensive, data-driven synthesis of the organizations, technical mandates, and collaboration demands represented by the conference cohort.

Data Transparency Notice

This dashboard reflects the 1,075 verified registered participants across 96 nations. It does not track instantaneous physical door entries, but maps the complete registered ecosystem of mandates, capabilities, and requested bilateral partnerships.

Total Registered

1,075

984 opted into active matchmaking
Nations & Territories

96

6 geographic UN regions
Organisations

882

Public, private & civic bodies
Bilateral Synergies

435+

Directional need-to-offer matches
Source: Live Supabase Database · Real Attendee Cohort
Architectural Alignment

Distribution Across the Three UN Pillars

Every participant’s technical profile and mandate is classified into one of three governing pillars of Digital Cooperation Day.

AI Policy(64% · 689 participants)
AI Capacity(23% · 248 participants)
AI Science(13% · 138 participants)
Pillar64%

AI Policy & Governance

Governance frameworks, regulatory sandboxes, standards, and digital sovereignty shaping AI in the public interest.

Key Focus Areas

AI GovernanceStandardsRegulatory SandboxesDigital SovereigntyData Governance
Registered Members689 participants
Pillar23%

AI Capacity & Infrastructure

Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI), compute access, skills, and financing so all nations participate.

Key Focus Areas

DPICompute AccessDigital SkillsBlended FinanceSmart CitiesInclusion
Registered Members248 participants
Pillar13%

AI Science & Foundations

Research, safety evaluation benchmarks, open weights, and low-resource multilingual foundation models.

Key Focus Areas

AI EvaluationAI SafetyOpen WeightsMultilingual AIClimateHealth
Registered Members138 participants
Collaboration Demands

What Participants Are Looking to Unlock

Synthesized from answers to “What could help move your work forward?”, mapped directly into matchmaking supply engines.

Technical Partnerships

59%(729)

Partners to co-develop, engineer, and deploy AI solutions in real environments

Research Collaboration

12%(148)

Academic and think tank co-authors, peer evaluation, and shared benchmarks

Funding & Investment

11%(134)

Capital grants, philanthropic funding, and blended finance for deployment

Government Partnerships

8%(95)

Ministries, regulators, and municipal agencies for pilots and adoption

Data & Infrastructure

3%(43)

Access to local language corpora, hosting infrastructure, and compute rails

Skills & Talent

3%(42)

Technical curricula, workforce training programs, and mentorship capacity

Standards & Interoperability

3%(41)

Shared technical protocols, ISO/ITU alignment, and cross-border standards

Access to Compute

0%(4)

GPU clusters, cloud compute vouchers, and high-performance training runs

Multi-Stakeholder Breakdown

Sector Representation & Global Reach

Ensuring balanced representation across international governments, industry pioneers, research universities, and grassroots civic leaders.

Sector Representation

5 Distinct Sectors
Private Sector31% (331)
Civil Society / NGOs / Think Tanks29% (307)
Academia18% (191)
International Organizations12% (134)
Government10% (112)

Geographic Reach

96 Nations Represented
North America
(462 participants)43%
Europe
(178 participants)17%
Asia-Pacific
(147 participants)14%
Africa
(142 participants)13%
Global
(85 participants)8%
Latin America & Caribbean
(41 participants)4%
Arab States
(20 participants)2%
Highest Represented Countries
United States of America (431)India (100)United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Island (66)Kenya (33)Nigeria (33)Canada (31)France (27)Switzerland (21)
Domain Capabilities

Top Themes of Work & Cross-Domain Synapses

#1

AI Governance

Primary capability

587
#2

Standards

Primary capability

165
#3

Skills

Primary capability

104
#4

Climate

Primary capability

92
#5

Youth

Primary capability

80
#6

Health

Primary capability

70
#7

AI Safety

Primary capability

64
#8

Financing

Primary capability

52
Active Network Bridges

Highest Frequency Bilateral Synergies

Where one attendee’s explicit collaboration need meets another attendee’s active project expertise across the conference.

AI Governance ↔ Standards225 matches
AI Governance ↔ Skills113 matches
Skills ↔ Standards105 matches
Skills ↔ Youth99 matches
AI Governance ↔ AI Safety91 matches
AI Governance ↔ Climate85 matches
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