Tag: Digital public infrastructure
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Good digital public infrastructure is more than just technology. Here’s what it takes to fund it.
It is critical that financing is directed toward the non-technology aspects of DPI: the global, regional, and national ecosystems that support countries as they design, deploy, and govern digital systems and services. These ecosystems, which include civil society, academic, and advocacy organizations, are central to the sustainability, security, and utility of DPI.
The data divide is real. We urgently need to close it.
In a world increasingly shaped by data, a stark data divide exists. Limited to a few powerful actors, data access and benefits elude many, especially underserved communities. The Digital Impact Alliance strives to bridge this gap through inclusive policies, empowering a more equitable future for all.
Setting a Research Agenda: Good Governance of Digital Platforms
Without a robust framework for the good governance of digital platforms, the promise of digitization may be overshadowed by its unintended consequences. Our research seeks to establish how to best design, implement, and govern digital platforms in a way that ensures their benefits are maximized and their risks minimized.
Setting a Research Agenda: DPI for Positive Climate Action
Without a strategic plan to examine assumptions, share best practices, and realize potential, the full benefits of digital public infrastructure in mitigating climate change won’t be fully tapped into. Our research focuses on enhancing the role of climate considerations in digital transformation.
Setting a Research Agenda: Advancing Gender Inclusion in DPI
Without a cohesive strategy to systematically include women, the true benefits of digital public infrastructure will not be realized. Our research aims at advancing gender in digital transformation.