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DaaS Advisory Board Formed to Drive Rapid Adoption of DPI via Innovative Packaging

15 APR 2025

The Advisory Board will provide strategic guidance and expert insights to drive the efficient implementation of DPI through the DaaS initiative, positioning it as a solution crafted for broad accessibility and effectiveness.

Members of the DaaS Advisory Board include:

  • Pramod Varma – Co-chair, CDPI
  • Keyzom Ngodup – Head of Digital & AI Programmes, UNDP Chief Digital Office
  • Samatar Omar Elmi – Chief ICT Specialist, African Development Bank
  • Julia Clark – Senior Economist, ID4D, World Bank
  • Arturo Muente-Kunigami – Modernization of the State Lead Specialist, Inter-American Development Bank
  • Ricardo Miron – CTO, Digital Public Goods Alliance
  • Sabine Mensah – Deputy CEO, Africa Nenda
  • Ville Sirvio – CEO, Nordic Institute for Interoperability Solutions
  • Marika Popp – GovStack Lead, Estonia
  • Seyni Malan Fati – IT Consultant (formerly Senior Policy Manager at GSMA)
  • Lindsey Crumbaugh (Observer) – Chief Investment Officer, Co-Develo

"We are pleased with the composition of our advisory board so far. Each member brings a unique perspective to the table, ensuring that DaaS is positioned to meet the evolving needs of the digital landscape," said Pramod Varma, Co-chair of CDPI.

The board's first biannual meeting is scheduled to take place in the coming weeks, where key objectives and plans will be outlined. Further announcements regarding additional advisory board members and upcoming activities will be made soon.

For more information about the DaaS Advisory Board and future updates, please contact:
lina@cdpi.dev

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