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How to reach the team responsible for AI and Digital Governance, what to send and what happens next. The acknowledgement gives a reference and names the next step; no message creates membership, a role or a commitment.
Every route names its address, the first outcome and who handles it. Compose opens your email with a short brief, so the first message carries what the desk needs.
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The message opens in your email with a short brief to fill in. It receives a reference; it creates no membership, role or commitment.
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The message opens in your email with a short brief to fill in. It receives a reference; it creates no membership, role or commitment.
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Fig.What happens to an enquiry, from first message to close. Design, not a record; no step creates membership.
Four stages, each held by a named team and each leaving a record. The service level is R0: information and enquiries.
An acknowledgement with a reference.
The name of the team that holds your enquiry and the next step.
An answer, a conversation, or a referral to the institution that can act.
A closing note. A correction becomes a new version with its history.
Your name, institution and role, and the capacity in which you write.
The question, and the country, basin, sector or institution it concerns.
Information, a conversation, a correction, a referral or a programme discussion.
Confidential or sensitive personal information, unpublished data, anything under embargo. Ask for a secure route first.
An enquiry receives a reference and a named next step. It does not create membership, a role, an assignment, a contract or a commitment of any kind.
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