ICRIERs Community of Practice on DPI
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UPI and Risk Management: A Roundtable Discussion on the Future of Digital Payments
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Launch | Community of Practice on DPI
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Roundtable hosted by Princeton Chadha Centre for Global India
The Global State of DPI Roundtable was jointly hosted by Princeton's Chadha Centre for Global India (CGI) and DPI Academy (an initiative of Artha Global and eGov Foundation) on 29 July 2024 to discuss the state of and possibilities for global DPI. The participant list featured 21 experts in the field of DPI.
In this closed-door roundtable, we considered lessons learned from India's experience at the national and state level, how best to build on those lessons at a global level, and what models or best practices can be gathered from other countries implementing versions of DPI. The specific objective of our discussion was to develop a research agenda for global DPI.
The DPI Academy Launch
We hosted the online launch of ‘The DPI Academy’, on 19 June, 2024. In an era where digital transformation initiatives are reshaping the global landscape, the potential for Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) to foster equitable and sustainable development is immense. To successfully leverage DPI to transform society, it is necessary to build, and at times, rethink the strategic capacity requirements for designing, implementing, and governing DPI.
The event commenced with a keynote address by R. Chandrashekhar, former Secretary, Department of Telecommunication, Government of India, and former President, National Association of Software and Service Companies (NASSCOM).
This was followed by a panel discussion on ‘Building Strategic Capacities for a Digital Future’. The discussion covered the critical aspects of building technical, institutional, and governance capacities in the DPI approach to digital transformation from various stakeholder perspectives.
Our panellists included Deepti Mukerjee, Chief Executive Officer, National Health Authority; Liv Marte Nordhaug, Chief Executive Officer, DPG Alliance; Manish Srivastava, Chief Technology Officer, eGov Foundation; N.S.N. Murty, Government and Public Services Consulting Leader, Deloitte; and S.N. Tripathi, Director General, Indian Institute of Public Administration. Keyzom Ngodup Massally, Head of Digital Programming, UNDP Chief Digital Office moderated the discussion.