For over two years, the OECD has collaborated with a diverse range of stakeholders to assess the effectiveness of current public governance policies and institutional settings in preserving and promoting information integrity. This extensive evaluation culminated in a flagship report entitled Facts not Fakes.

The report outlines an analytical framework centred on three key policy areas to support information integrity:

1. Strengthening societal resilience by equipping individuals with the necessary skills to navigate the information space effectively and responsibly;
2. Enhancing transparency, accountability, and plurality of information sources, including online platforms and traditional media; and
3. Upgrading governments’ institutional architecture – such as administrative bodies, national strategies, capacity-building initiatives and international cooperation.