The declaration outlines four priorities: restoring confidence in public institutions, reforming multilateral systems, strengthening trust in the digital age, and advancing inclusion.

A new 29-point global framework adopted in Nairobi is calling for sweeping institutional reforms and stronger public accountability.

The framework also proposes a United Nations-backed fund to rebuild trust in governments and institutions.

The Nairobi Call to Action on Global Trust was adopted at the inaugural Trust Summit 2026, held from October 21 to 23.