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As QKD infrastructure becomes increasingly complex while being developed by
different actors (typically national governments), interconnecting them into a
federated network of very elaborate sub-networks that maintain a high degree of
autonomy will pose unique challenges. We identify several such challenges and
propose a 4-step orchestration framework to address them based on centralized
research, target network planning, optimal QKD design, and protocol
enforcement.