Accelerating the adoption of safe and inclusive Digital Public Infrastructure at scale.
About Co-Develop
Co-Develop is a global nonprofit fund accelerating the adoption of safe and inclusive Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) at scale, so that people can benefit from better services and participate more fully in the economy and society.
We make catalytic investments that help countries architect, build, and deploy reusable, modular digital systems and the safeguards around them. Alongside key ecosystem stakeholders, including governments, multilateral institutions, the private sector, and civil society, we help shape how digital transformation is designed, delivered, and financed.
Robust DPI gives countries more agency over how they digitize and lay the foundations they need to be AI-ready.
Join us at the Global DPI Summit 2027
Convening leaders shaping digital public infrastructure for the next generation.
- Date
- 22–25 March 2027
- Venue
- Bali, Indonesia
Latest from Co-Develop
Insights, evidence, and lessons from the DPI community.
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Stories of impact
Behind every digital system is a person whose life it changes. These stories follow the lives and journeys of people as digital public infrastructure opens up access to services and opportunities that were once out of reach.
Identity for Health: How Digital Public Infrastructure is Transforming Lives in Rural Zambia
Through the lens of Isaac Makonko, learn about how the DPI-enabled SmartCare Pro system bridges access to essential healthcare services in resource-constrained regions of Zambia.
Read the storyThe shoeman of Kebri Beyah, Ethiopia: A Refugee’s Journey to Identity
The story of Jemal Mohamed Elmi, a shoeman in Ethiopia’s Somali Region, demonstrates the value of Ethiopia’s Fayda ID in enabling access to credit and other essential services to build his business and support his family.
Read the storyUnlocking Access with Fayda ID: How Ayisha became a Self-Reliant Coffee Farmer in Limmu Kosa, Ethiopia
Read Ayisha Sheshafi Abagero’s story to unpack how Ethiopia’s Fayada ID allowed her to access credit services to grow her coffee farms in Limmu Kosa, Ethiopia and become self-reliant.
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