Webinar – Connected Communities: Harnessing the Power of Digital Public Infrastructure

Description

Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) is a digital network which acts as an enabler for public and private sector in countries to deliver economic opportunities and social services safely and efficiently to all residents. It is a core component in the digital transformation journey of a country. DPI – includes interoperable components for digital ID, digital payments, trusted data sharing and provides foundational digital platforms that can be leveraged for services and transactions across the public and private sectors, with the potential to facilitate inclusive and resilient digital economies. It can be harnessed to foster innovation and competition, expand markets, close gaps in financial inclusion, and help make financial transfers to the vulnerable. India’s journey in developing world-class DPIs (commonly known as India Stack) consisting of identification, payments system and trusted data exchange highlights powerful lessons for other countries embarking on their own digital transformation. This webinar will provide a platform for sharing of experiences on the concept and implementation of the DPI, the importance of digital public goods for DPI,  and discuss areas where technical standards are needed.

Target Audience

Participation is open to the ITU Member States, Sector Members, Associates, ITU Academia, and to any individual from a country that is a member of the ITU and who wishes to contribute to the work. This includes individuals who are also members of international, regional and national organizations. Participation is free of charge. 

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