The problems we are addressing are the lack of trust and the lack of reliable information and communication in today’s digitalised world. The end result of our endeavour will be a societal common good on a global scale. Our initiative involves the development of a protocol and a network solution providing an additional infrastructure layer on today's Internet, allowing for multilingual sharing of digitalised knowledge and data, and sustainable system development based on these data.

Global handling of digital identities (of individuals, legal persons, and even things), role based access rights, and individual ownership of data will be handled by design. Overall data security and individual integrity will be at the very core of the infrastructure. Requirements on bandwidth and data storage will be a fraction of today. Taking several of today's complex issues off the shoulders of system developers, in a completely new paradigm, will provide for rapid dissemination and adoption.

Based on the new infrastructure, the digital services of the future can emerge and gradually replace previous islands of isolated systems. In the long run, all data from all services can be used for new services, securely and with preserved privacy. Fully implemented in society, new services can be created in hours instead of years.

We, the Origo programme, are a group of individuals and a development company working to realise the above. We have a collaboration with KTH, Royal Institute of Technology. After more than 15 years of theoretical considerations and iterative development, we are now ready to launch a R&D project to develop a first version of the infrastructure. For this, we seek financial support.

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