To regulate and control the development and deployment of new technologies.

To facilitate and promote the adoption of new technologies.

To ensure that the benefits of new technologies are equitably distributed.

To protect the interests of specific stakeholders affected by technological change.

Managing the potential negative impacts of new technologies on society and the environment.

Keeping pace with the rapid evolution of technology and its implications for policymaking.

Addressing the digital divide and ensuring equal access to new technologies for all citizens.

All of the above.

A framework for developing and deploying new technologies in a way that minimizes harm and maximizes benefits.

A set of ethical principles that guide the design, development, and use of new technologies.

A process for involving stakeholders in the decision-making process related to technological change.

All of the above.

Providing financial incentives to businesses for research and development (R&D) activities.

Investing in public infrastructure and education to support the development of new technologies.

Creating regulatory sandboxes that allow businesses to test new technologies in a controlled environment.

All of the above.

To facilitate the sharing of best practices and lessons learned in managing technological change.

To coordinate efforts to address global issues related to technological change, such as climate change and cybersecurity.

To promote the development of common standards and regulations for new technologies.

All of the above.

Blockchain technology, enabling secure and transparent record-keeping and transactions.

Artificial intelligence (AI), assisting governments in decision-making, service delivery, and policy implementation.

Social media, providing new channels for citizen engagement and government communication.

All of the above.

The use of digital technologies to improve the efficiency, transparency, and accountability of government processes.

The development of policies and regulations to govern the use of digital technologies in society.

The creation of new digital platforms and services to enhance citizen engagement and participation in governance.

All of the above.

Ensuring the security and privacy of digital data and systems.

Bridging the digital divide and ensuring equal access to digital technologies for all citizens.

Developing the necessary skills and expertise within the government workforce to effectively use digital technologies.

All of the above.

To advocate for responsible and ethical development and use of new technologies.

To provide independent oversight and scrutiny of government policies and actions related to technological change.

To facilitate dialogue and collaboration between different stakeholders involved in technological change.

All of the above.

The use of mobile technology to deliver healthcare services to remote and underserved communities.

The implementation of e-governance platforms to streamline government processes and enhance transparency.

The development of digital tools for citizens to access government information and services online.

All of the above.

A systematic process for evaluating the potential impacts of new technologies before they are widely adopted.

A method for identifying and addressing the ethical, social, and environmental risks associated with new technologies.

A framework for developing policies and regulations to govern the development and use of new technologies.

All of the above.

Facial recognition technology, enabling the identification and tracking of individuals in public spaces.

Big data analytics, allowing the collection and analysis of vast amounts of personal data.

Social media platforms, facilitating the sharing and dissemination of personal information.

All of the above.

To combine the resources and expertise of the public and private sectors to develop and deploy new technologies.

To share the risks and rewards of technological innovation between the government and private companies.

To facilitate the transfer of technology from research institutions to commercial applications.

All of the above.

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which include targets related to responsible technology use and innovation.

The World Economic Forum's Global Future Councils, which bring together experts from various fields to discuss and shape the future of technology.

The G20 Digital Economy Task Force, which focuses on promoting cooperation among countries on digital governance and policy issues.

All of the above.

The principle that governments should not favor or discriminate against specific technologies in their policies and regulations.

The idea that governments should actively promote and support the development and adoption of new technologies.

The belief that governments should regulate and control the development and use of new technologies to protect public interests.

None of the above.