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What does it take to become a digital public good? In May 2021, AEDES became a digital public good and is the first UNICEF Philippines DPG pathfinding pilot. Learn more about their experience.

Working with countries to harness the potential of digital public goods through sustained and coordinated technical assistance.

UNICEF and WHO launch COVID Digital Health Centre of Excellence (DICE) to support global goods for COVID-19 response and recovery

Paper launched on understanding the relationship between digital public goods and global goods in the context of digital health.

Join the DPGA in calling for immunization delivery management solutions to be digital public goods.

It has been a year since we launched the DPG Registry, a repository that houses nominees and digital public goods. We are thrilled to announce this week that we have reached a milestone -- 500 nominations!

Even digital public goods that are in wide demand, and have proven their potential to address development needs in multiple countries, struggle to attract the contributions and financial support required to maintain and evolve over time. This blog considers how to change that through coordinated, sustainable grant funding.

Pathfinding pilots are meant to increase the number of countries implementing DPGs, promote and support the creation of DPGs in low- and middle-income countries, and increase national capacity for implementing projects utilizing DPGs. Today, DHIS2 launches pathfinding pilots to break down sector-specific barriers in development.

The DPGA is beta launching DPG Resources, an emerging collection of resources to support projects to become digital public goods. Aiding the discovery and development of digital public goods is at the...