Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) has emerged as a transformative concept in modern governance, promising to make public services more accessible, efficient, and inclusive. Often described as "paperless, presenceless, cashless, and consent-based," DPI envisions a new era of governance rooted in seamless digital ecosystems.
India has positioned itself at the forefront of this conversation, setting benchmarks with the India Stack, a foundational layer of open and interoperable digital services. Aadhaar, the unique digital identity, has become the foundation for initiatives like UPI (Unified Payments Interface), DigiLocker, DigiYatra, and the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission, which seek to redefine access to payments, document management, travel, and healthcare.
DDC’ 25 delves into the critical questions surrounding DPI’s role in shaping a sustainable and equitable future.
Through panel discussions and interactive sessions that brings together industry, government, academia and interested members of the general public, this event is a platform to evaluate the promises, challenges, and future trajectories of digital governance. Join us as we engage with these critical conversations, examining how DPI can be a force for equity, resilience, and sustainability.
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