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    NASSCOM released “Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) of India - Accelerating India’s Digital Inclusion” report

    Posted 22 Feb 2024

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    • DPI is a digital network that enables countries to safely and efficiently deliver economic opportunities and social services to all residents. 
      • India Stack, India's own foundational DPI, consists of 3 layers: digital identity products centered around Aadhaar, Payments, and Data.

     

    • Key findings
      • By 2030, economic value add from DPIs has potential to increase 3times from current 0.9% to 2.9-4.2% of GDP driven by:
        • Matured digital entities with successful mass adoption and larger economic impact. Example, Aadhar.
        • Budding digital entities with successful proofs of concept and ready for mass adoption. Example, ABDM (Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission) and ONDC (Open Network for Digital Commerce).
      • Presently, over 30 countries are either adopting or in early discussions to implement India’s DPI.

     

    • Key challenges in DPI adoption include
      • Lack of interconnectedness among government ministries.
      • Lack of real-time data availability.
      • Limited language expansion for users to access in preferred languages.
      • Future partnerships beyond government services.

     

    • Recommendations to achieve the 2030 DPI potential

     

    • Tags :
    • Digital Public Infrastructure
    • India Stack
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