At the Regional DPI Forum in Santo Domingo, the Digital Public Goods Alliance (DPGA) officially launched the DPGs for DPI Collection, in co-stewardship with Co-Develop and the Centre for Digital Public Infrastructure (CDPI).
The collection makes 18 digital public goods discoverable in one place. Each has been independently assessed against DPI-specific technical criteria. The collection covers five core areas: identity, payments, data exchange, registries and trust systems.
Countries are already building on these tools. More than 91 million people in the Philippines are registered through a national ID based on the Modular Open Source Identity Platform (MOSIP). In Liberia, Mojaloop supported a payment switch deployed in 73 days.