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Outcome Document: Workshop on Digital Public Infrastructure and Public Service Delivery | Inclusion. Efficiency. Security

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  • Sumita Kale
  • Krishnapriya V S

  • Nikita Jain

  • Mehak Aggarwal

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Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) is transforming social protection systems worldwide by improving inclusivity and administrative efficiency, through digital identity systems, interoperable payment infrastructure, and consent-based data governance. The document summarises a workshop examining India's Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) programme-running since 2013 on Aadhaar-based digital identification and interoperable payment/PFM architecture-which has transformed the scale, speed, and monitoring of welfare transfers across more than 320 schemes, while also illustrating the institutional and governance challenges of large-scale digital infrastructure.

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  • Sumita Kale & Krishnapriya V S & Nikita Jain & Mehak Aggarwal, 2026. "Outcome Document: Workshop on Digital Public Infrastructure and Public Service Delivery | Inclusion. Efficiency. Security," Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER) Report 26-r-18, Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER), New Delhi, India.
    • Handle: RePEc:bdc:report:26-r-18
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