(c) promote accessibility and digital literacy for everyone; and (d) respect cultural and linguistic diversity. ii. Strengthening international collaboration for promoting the free flow of information, privacy protection and cybersecurity 15. To enable an open, interoperable, reliable and secure cyberspace, we should strengthen international collaboration when furthering efforts to: (a) promote cross-border information flows; (b) promote privacy and data protection; and (c) promote cybersecurity. 16. In order to achieve this collaboration we continue to support and contribute to efforts by stakeholders in relevant bodies that promote principles and that exchange and develop best practices. iii. Fostering innovation 17. ICTs have permeated countless aspects of the global economy, impacting sectors as varied as trade, banking, health, education, and transportation. In particular, ICTs drive sustainable and inclusive growth of the economy that facilitates the development of rural areas, reduces unemployment and inequalities, and lifts people out of poverty. It is therefore important to develop strategies that maximize the opportunities and benefits created by innovation. We will achieve this by furthering our efforts to: (a) open markets; (b) promote interoperability through standards; (c) promote open data policies; (d) develop human capital; (e) protect intellectual property; and (f) facilitate R&D and adoption of emerging technologies. iv. Using ICT to address global challenges and opportunities 18. We believe that the greater use of ICTs worldwide can contribute to addressing global economic and social challenges and to securing opportunities in such areas as poverty and hunger, health care, child online protection, the ageing society, education, gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls, accessibility, energy and climate change, resilience and disaster risk reduction, and sustainable transportation and logistics. We will share good practices and strengthen 4