Digital Public Infrastructure serves as a fundamental framework for implementing a country’s inclusive and interoperable digital economy blueprint.   The components that underpin a DPI stack are digital identity systems, payment systems, and data registers. These components offer functionalities to guarantee data security, privacy, and institutional responsibility for digitalizing public services.   The success of a country’s DPI stack relies on the extent to which end-users embrace it, regulatory readiness, and the level of digital skills that the populace has access to.

According to the G20 working group standards on Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) implementation and interoperability advocacy, RTEN provides training and advisory to public and private sector players to unlock the benefits of critical systems and applications that underpin DPI implementation for the public interest. These include a digital identity for KYC (Know Your Citizen), standardization of data exchange, and interoperability framework governance to drive innovation and cooperation among various actors.