Global Digital Solidarity Fund - Structure: "Structure
The Global Digital Solidarity Fund (DSF) is a foundation governed by Swiss law, domiciled in Geneva and placed under the surveillance of the Swiss Confederation.
The DSF is organized according to the rules of new international governance, with a Foundation Board representing the public sector, the private sector and civil society. The functions of its various bodies are defined in the Statutes of the DSF Foundation.
As a financing institution, the DSF has two specific characteristics:
firstly, its funding principle: “one percent for digital solidarity”, an innovative financing mechanism specifically devoted to reducing the digital divide.
secondly, its intervention principle: to finance community development projects requiring information and communication technologies (ICT) that respond to the needs of the populations and are adapted to conditions in the field and respectful of local know-how."