Editing Technology governance (section)

=== G20 Global Smart Cities Alliance (GSCA) ===
The [https://globalsmartcitiesalliance.org/ GSCA] is a global alliance that brings together municipal, regional and national governments, private-sector partners, and cities' residents through a collective understanding of smart city technologies' responsible and ethical use.<ref>{{Cite web|title=Global Alliance Releases Technology Governance Roadmap for Smart Cities Governance|url=https://globalpolicy.ieee.org/global-alliance-releases-technology-governance-roadmap-for-smart-cities-governance/|access-date=2021-12-08|website=[[IEEE]]}}</ref> This Alliance will facilitate and advance global policy norms to help accelerate the use of conscientious practices, mitigate potential risks, and engage in openness to establish public trust.<ref>{{Cite web|title=About the Alliance – GSCA v2|url=https://globalsmartcitiesalliance.org/?page_id=107|access-date=2021-12-08|website=globalsmartcitiesalliance.org}}</ref> The GSCA recently released Governing Smart Cities, a roadmap that provides cities with a benchmark to gauge the current policies for smart cities technologies, mainly concerning ICT accessibility, privacy impact assessment, cyber accountability, digital infrastructure, and open data the ethical and responsible governance.<ref>{{Cite web|title=Global Alliance Releases Technology Governance Roadmap for Smart Cities Governance|url=https://globalpolicy.ieee.org/global-alliance-releases-technology-governance-roadmap-for-smart-cities-governance/|access-date=2021-12-08|website=[[IEEE]]}}</ref>