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Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) is emerging as a foundational driver of inclusive digital transformation across South Asia. According to the Asian Development Bank’s latest regional assessment. Covering countries including Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Bhutan, Maldives, and Sri Lanka. The report highlights how interoperable systems such as digital identity, payment platforms, and secure data‑sharing frameworks are reshaping public service delivery, financial inclusion, and private sector innovation.
While many countries have made significant progress in building individual components. There still remain gaps in interoperability, governance alignment, and equitable access continue to limit full impact. The report underscores that coordinated policy reform, technical standards, and cross‑sector collaboration are essential to unlock DPI’s potential for resilient, citizen‑centric digital economies.
What insights does the report offer?
Click here to download the full report to explore how South Asia can move from fragmented digital systems to integrated, resilient, and inclusive public infrastructure.
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