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# Newsletter archive

The DPI Safeguards Digest is the initiative's periodic newsletter. Each issue gathers what has moved: framework releases, country progress, partnerships, governance developments, and events.

Read together, the issues are a running record of how the initiative and the wider ecosystem have developed, which is often the quickest way to catch up on a period you missed.

[Browse all issues on the main site](https://www.dpi-safeguards.org/digests)

## What each issue tends to carry

* **Initiative updates.** Framework releases, programme phases, and governance developments.
* **Country progress.** Where implementations have moved, and what was learned.
* **Partnerships.** New collaborations across the ecosystem.
* **Events.** What happened at convenings, and what is coming.

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The Digest is also the source for much of what appears in the news and developments section on the Hub's homepage.
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