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GID

GOUV Intelligence

Information analysis, authenticity and institutional security

GOUV Intelligence supports GOUV institutions through information analysis, document authenticity controls, research, digital security and the responsible handling of institutional data. Its work is administrative and analytical in nature and is carried out within GOUV’s institutional framework.

Information analysis

Structured analysis of institutional, open-source and research information to support internal planning and risk awareness.

Document authenticity

Support for the verification, cataloguing and secure management of GOUV-issued documents and records.

Data protection

Technical and organizational support for secure handling of institutional information and digital services.

Authorized internal reviews

Internal fact-finding and research requested by competent GOUV institutions, subject to applicable rules and data-protection safeguards.

Internal structure

Secretariat of Investigation and Research (SIR)

SIR develops research, analytical assessments and authorized internal reviews. Its work prioritizes open-source research, verification, documentation and structured assessment rather than law-enforcement functions.

Secretariat of Documentation and Authenticity Services (SDA)

SDA supports document verification, record integrity, classification, archiving and authenticity controls associated with GOUV documentation and digital validation systems.

Principles

Lawful and proportionate use

Activities must have a defined institutional purpose and respect privacy, confidentiality and applicable legal requirements.

Verification before use

Information is evaluated for reliability and provenance before being used in institutional assessments.

Accountability

Activities are documented and subject to internal institutional responsibility.

Cooperation

Research may draw on legitimate cooperation with academic, technical, institutional and private-sector partners.