We call for 250 million USD in financing so that DPGs that enable the implementation of safe, inclusive and interoperable digital public infrastructure can be supported until 2030.

DPGs are transformative for how countries can plan and implement safe, inclusive, and interoperable DPI while maintaining their digital sovereignty and strengthening their own capabilities. To ensure DPGs can be a viable and reliable alternative over time there must be more predictable and better coordinated financing available for core code development and stewardship.
The Global Digital Compact, adopted by UN Member States in September 2024, demonstrates strong country demand for a future-oriented digital cooperation model enabled by digital public goods. This model will require more sustained financing to scale as a viable long-term alternative. Additionally, the GDC includes an explicit commitment to increase financing for digital public goods and digital public infrastructure.