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Digital Infrastructure for Governance and Inclusive Transformation (DIGIT)

Digital Infrastructure for Governance and Inclusive Transformation (DIGIT) is an open-source, scalable, interoperable platform for responsive public service delivery and good governance.

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Digital Infrastructure for Governance and Inclusive Transformation (DIGIT) is an open-source, scalable, interoperable platform for responsive public service delivery and good governance. It enables government agencies to digitize public service delivery - providing unified interfaces for citizens, front-line employees and administrators to exchange information with each other in a seamless and trusted manner. DIGIT is an open-source platform built for scale. DIGIT is multi-tenant and can enable the digital transformation of multiple government agencies at speed and scale using a common shared infrastructure.

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Parent organization: eGov Foundation

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2024-12-10
Last modified
2026-07-12T16:45:05.000Z

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