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From data sharing for mitigation efforts to optimizing crisis support via digital payments, there are vast opportunities to harness the power of digital public infrastructure and help help us adapt to and foster climate resilience.
Technology alone cannot change millenia-old biases against women or single-handedly erase gender inequity. The key is understanding that these challenges do exist and embedding institutional and societal realities into our technology.
As we collectively face extraordinary and unprecedented challenges, we need technology to work for us in advancing, not undermining, our goals.
Earlier this year, the research team at the Digital Impact Alliance conducted market research on how to incorporate marketplace-type features into the Catalog of Digital Solutions. The Catalog was first developed to address a key need in the digital ecosystem: the discoverability of digital public goods – tools, services, and projects being deployed and implemented
