Davos Alzheimer’s Collaborative: Building a globally representative cohort through a technologically‐enabled approach

In January 2021, the Davos Alzheimer’s Collaborative (DAC) was launched to develop precision solutions to reduce barriers to AD research for globally underrepresented populations, including older adults from any ethnic/racial group and/or the lowest resource settings. To meet this DAC vision, the Global Cohort Development (GCD) program has been establishing collaborations with existing cohort studies around the world to collect new digital cognitive and behavioral phenotypic data and harmonize digital data with existing cohort data. DAC is also creating open‐source data processing and advanced analytic tools, and building the infrastructure necessary to make these data broadly, but securely accessible to the scientific community.