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About DPI Governance Applied Learning.
A small team working across Co-Develop and the UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose to build applied learning resources on Digital Public Infrastructure governance.
DPI Governance is the set of principles, institutions, policies and practices that ensure Digital Public Infrastructure โ identity, payments and data systems โ is safe, inclusive and delivers public value. We focus on applied learning because real-world DPI choices are consequential: they shape who gets included, how rights are protected, and how digital ecosystems evolve. Through self-paced courses, case studies and in-person workshops, we equip practitioners with the knowledge and tools to design, govern and improve DPI for the common good. "All rights reserved. Except where otherwise noted, the content of this course - including all videos, text, and downloadable materials - is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC 4.0). You are free to share, copy, and redistribute this material in any medium or format, provided you give appropriate credit to the creator. However, you may not use this material for commercial purposes, sell access to it, or use it to generate revenue".
The DPI Governance Applied Learning team brings together practitioners and researchers who work on the design and governance of Digital Public Infrastructure. It is part of the wider Digital Public Infrastructure and digital transformation work at the UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose (IIPP), developed in collaboration with Co-Develop.
This site will gradually host self-paced courses, case studies and executive education offers.
For questions about the DPI Governance Applied Learning programme, including learning material, potential case studies or in-person offerings, please contact the team using the email below.
info@dpigovernance.org
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