Digital Transformation
Through DPI
Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) is reshaping societies
Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) is reshaping societies, with over 100 countries adopting at least one system in the past decade. However, systemic bottlenecks often hinder adoption, leading to delays, higher costs, and reduced impact. To unlock DPI’s full potential as a driver of digital transformation, collaboration is essential. As technology integrates into every aspect of life, DPI presents a unique opportunity to build inclusive digital societies that enhance socio-economic well-being for all—ensuring no one is left behind.
Over the last 10 months, many different stakeholders in this ecosystem have come together to discuss the ways in which we can make the digital transformation journey cheaper, faster and smarter for governments. As a community working towards digital transformation using DPI, we will need to work together to achieve that by identifying and resolving systemic bottlenecks.
Core Values
Country Demand-led effort
- Centered around problems countries want to solve
- Focus on identifying and resolving systemic bottlenecks
- Help countries accelerate digital transformation
Community-supported
- Solutions for clear problems and use cases
- Built by community of DPI practitioners
- Catalytic support for exemplar use cases
Market-enabled
- Foster a vibrant local and global market ecosystem
- Encourage diverse solutions and services
- Facilitate collaboration between the market, government and solution providers
Events
(Upcoming Event)
A series of workshops aimed at supporting countries in clearly articulating their problems and solutions, understanding the DPI approach, and creating or acquiring the relevant solutions through the ecosystem of local market players in their countries.
DATE: TBD
Location: TBD
A series of workshops aimed at supporting countries in clearly articulating their problems and solutions, understanding the DPI approach, and creating or acquiring the relevant solutions through the ecosystem of local market players in their countries.
DATE: TBD
Location: TBD