India spends about 3% of its GDP, or around $120 billion, on healthcare. There are approximately 400 million households in India, which averages to a household spend of ₹2000 per month on healthcare. About 70% of India’s population is covered by government insurance, social health schemes, and private insurance. That…

Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) is a transformational approach that has the potential to deliver population-scale economic and social progress, and ensure environmental equity. Using digital transformation, open data, and open APIs, DPI promises resilient communities, responsive governments, and an improved quality of life for all. The Digital India Stack has…

I grew up in Bokaro when it was a part of Bihar. My father was an engineer at the steel plant, which was being built with Soviet assistance. Growing up, I learned words like Spasiba and Dasvidanya before I knew the equivalents in my native language, Malayalam. Russian families shared…

By ensuring that APIs for authentication and authorization are provided as Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI). Digital Identity and Digital Registries are the foundational blocks for authentication and authorization.

The UN estimates the annual financing gap for achieving SDGs at $4.2 trillion. Even if we were to address this gap, the bigger issue is a lack of quality data on where and what investments will have the maximum impact.The Metraa Framework provides a 'data for development' infrastructure that leverages…