Publications
G7-Led International Financial Framework for Digital Governance.pdfIFF or the idea of Financial decentralized Digital Public Infrastructure FdDPI
Think7 (T7) is the official engagement group of the Group of Seven (G7) that brings together leading think tanks and research centres worldwide. The aim is to provide evidence-based advice and policy recommendations to the G7 Presidency.
The Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) is organizing the T7 process during Canada’s Presidency of the G7 in 2025.
We invite experts from both G7 and other countries to submit abstracts of Policy Briefs focused on the main policy areas of the T7 Canada Task Forces described below. The Chairs and Co-Chairs of the Task Forces will select high-quality abstracts and work with the authors to develop them into Policy Briefs for consideration to be shared with the G7. The process is coordinated by CIGI, in collaboration with other think tanks and leading experts in each field.
The selected Policy Briefs will be published on the T7 Canada website and will serve as background material for the T7 Final Communiqué to be presented to the Canadian Presidency ahead of the G7 Summit.
by Sandor Horvath: Human Transformation - Human & Technology. A responsibly applied Web 3.0 and digital twin technology play a success-critical role in construction, infrastructure, and utility networks and significantly improves collaboration and increases efficiency and productivity. Link.
by Sandor Horvath: How can building data from the planning, construction and operation of buildings be capitalized as intangible assets and traded on a secondary market? The article describes the great potential of DataNFTs, which reflect a value-based metaverse of the real world. Link.
Essay on “Capital & Technology” by Sandor Horvath
It's an exceptionally warm morning in October and I decide to cycle from Schwabing to the old town. I opt for a quiet alternative to the busy Leopoldstrasse and maneuver my way through big Bavarian names: Wilhelm down, right onto Franz-Joseph, then immediately left onto Friedrich. The second building on the left, just before Leopoldpark, is impressive with its imposing entrance portal flanked by marble statues of two childlike angels... more.