Chapter 7 – Collaboration, Outreach and Partnerships

Article 26 | Accepted Means & Procedures of Collaboration

(1)   Alliance members shall engage in collaborative activities and initiatives that align with the Alliance’s objectives and principles, as outlined in this Charter and any additional policies or guidelines established by the Governing Body.

(2)   Accepted means and procedures of collaboration among Alliance members include:

(a)   Joint research and development projects focused on advancing AI standards, best practices, and innovative solutions.

(b)   Knowledge-sharing and capacity-building initiatives, such as workshops, seminars, and training programmes, to enhance members’ understanding and adoption of AI standards.

(c)   Collaborative development of case studies, whitepapers, and other publications that showcase the application of AI standards in real-world contexts and share lessons learned.

(d)   Participation in Technical Committees, Working Groups, and Ad Hoc Committees established by the ISAIL.IN Secretariat to address specific aspects of AI standardisation.

(e)   Engagement in policy dialogues, advocacy efforts, and multi-stakeholder consultations to promote the adoption and implementation of AI standards at the national, regional, and international levels.

(f)    Collaborative fundraising and resource mobilisation efforts to support the Alliance’s activities and initiatives, in accordance with the provisions of this Charter and any additional policies set forth by the Governing Body.

(3)   The Alliance shall provide a platform and necessary resources to facilitate collaboration among its members, including:

(a)   Online collaboration tools, such as shared workspaces, discussion forums, and project management software, to enable remote collaboration and communication.

(b)   Access to the Alliance’s knowledge base, including standards, guidelines, research reports, and other relevant materials, to support collaborative activities.

(c)   Networking and matchmaking opportunities, such as events, workshops, and online directories, to help members identify potential collaborators and synergies.