WSIS Forum 2026
World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) Forum 2026
The WSIS Forum 2026, scheduled from 6 to 10 July in Geneva, Switzerland, will bring together stakeholders from around the world to accelerate progress in digital cooperation. Participants will have the opportunity to share knowledge, highlight innovative solutions, and engage in multistakeholder dialogue to develop roadmaps that advance WSIS Action Lines and global goals. Co-organized by ITU, UNESCO, UNDP, and UNCTAD, in partnership with more than 50 UN entities, the Forum remains the world’s leading multistakeholder platform for digital development and emerging technologies.
WSIS Action Line Facilitators
ITU
UNESCO
UNDP
UNCTAD
FAO
ITC
ILO
UNDESA
UNHCR
UNICEF
UNIDO
UNODC
UNEP
UPU
WMO
WIPO
WHO
WFP
UN Women
UNECA
UNECLAC
UNESCAP
UNESCWA
UNECE
United Nations Technology Bank
UNU
UNJSPF
Calls to Action
Open Consultation Process
Shape the Forum programme by sharing your ideas, proposals, and priorities. Your input will help design a forward-looking roadmap for WSIS implementation. Submit your contributions via the official form by 20 March 2026.
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WSIS Prizes 2026
Submit or nominate outstanding ICT projects for WSIS Prizes 2026 by 20 March 2026 to gain international recognition. This is an opportunity to showcase initiatives that are transforming digital development and advancing WSIS Action Lines.
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Photo Contest
Join the WSIS Photo Contest 2026 to illustrate how ICTs drive sustainable development across education, health, environment, inclusion and community empowerment. Capture compelling, high‑quality images that tell a clear story; check submission rules and deadlines on the official page.
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Partnership
The annual WSIS Forum to serves as the primary multistakeholder platform for sharing best practices and advancing the WSIS Action Lines in support of the 2030 Agenda. Partner with the Forum and play a vital role in supporting WSIS implementation activities and help strengthen efforts to harness digital technologies for sustainable development.
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