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Annex
Framework for the ibero-american social electronic
identification
Content
Approved by the XIII Ibero American Conference
of Ministers of the Federal Administration
and Reform of the State
Asunción, Paraguay, June 30 - July 1, 2011
I. Excutive Summary 497
II. Antecedents 498
Lisbon Declaration 498
Sectorial Conferences Ministers 499
Declaration of Mar del Plata 501
Ibero-Americana charter on E- Government 502
III. Elements for Electronic Identification 504
Relevance of Electronic Identification for the Full Exercise of Rights 504
Elements that Allow Identification 505
Electronic Identity Document 506
Towards and Interchange of Biometric Data 507
Digital Signature Infrastructures 507
UNCITRAL Regulations 507
MERCOSUR Regulations 508
IV. Challenges and Conclusions 509
V. Framework for the Ibero-American Social Electronic Identification 510
I. Excutive Summary
The present document has the goal of presenting the “FRAMEWORK FOR THE IBEROAMERICAN
SOCIAL ELECTRONIC IDENTIFICATION”, as a necessary tool for the effective exercise of individuals’
rights in our region. It is in line with the recommendations made in 2010 Lisbon Declaration. Its initial
presentation took place in the first meeting of the inter-governmental Work Team on e-government
promoted by the past Ibero American Network of Ministers of the Presidency and Equivalent, held in
Lisbon, Portugal, on September 9 and 10, 2010. This first Inter-governmental Work Team meeting took
place on April 12 of this year, in Cartagena de Indias, Colombia.
Without identification there are no rights. The exercise of rights necessarily requires the full
identification of individuals, a function that corresponds to the State. The State is responsible for
individuals’ identification and for ensuring every individual’s identity. In an increasingly IT-based
world, governments make use of ICTs for the implementation of substantive public policies. How to
attain a full identification of individuals, how to recognize such identifications between countries,
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