Overview
The Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Israel (C4IR Israel) was established following a 2019 government resolution to join the World Economic Forum’s global C4IR network. It serves as a national center for promoting technological fields and adapting regulatory frameworks to the rapid changes brought by the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Mission and focus areas
The center functions as a catalyst for developing policy frameworks and agile governance. Its primary focus is on strengthening the local innovation ecosystem through collaborations between government bodies, private corporations, and international partners. Key areas of activity include the regulation of innovative technologies and the creation of shared knowledge and best practices.
Structure and governance
C4IR Israel operates under the auspices of the Israel Innovation Authority. It is an affiliate center of the World Economic Forum’s Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution network, maintaining a connection to international multi-stakeholder cooperation efforts.
Programs and offerings
The organization provides a Knowledge Hub that offers research, tools, and insights to help stakeholders navigate the evolving technology landscape. It also facilitates specific initiatives such as those focused on drone technology and other emerging tech regulations.
