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We are pleased to present the first Polish translation of the OECD Recommendation on Information Integrity. The document outlines recommendations for countering disinformation, strengthening societal resilience, and increasing transparency in the information environment.
We are proud to present OECD Recommendation on Information Integrity, developed as part of the work of the OECD Hub on Information Integrity. The document provides recommendations on strengthening resilience to disinformation, enhancing transparency in the information environment, and improving the ability of public institutions to respond to information threats.
As information manipulation and foreign influence operations continue to pose challenges to democratic societies, information integrity has become an increasingly important topic for governments, researchers, and civil society organisations. We are pleased to provide the first unofficial Polish translation of this important document.
Download the Polish translation of the OECD Recommendation on Information Integrity
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