1 year ago
Govt Partners DPI Academy for Digital Policy Training
The government is working with a private group called DPI Academy to teach government workers about digital tools.
This academy is supported by two organizations and run by former top government officials.
They will teach the officials how to use things like Aadhar, DIKSHA, and COWIN better.
The first training course has already started, after a special agreement was made on July 30, 2025.
The goal is to help government workers understand that these digital tools are important for making changes and getting good results across different areas.
The government partnered with DPI Academy to train officials on digital public infrastructure.
The DPI Academy is backed by Artha Global and eGov Foundation.
The training aims to enhance digital policy skills within the government.
Courses are led by former high-ranking government officials.
The inaugural course, focusing on DPI fundamentals, was launched following an MoU on July 30, 2025.
- Who
- DPI Academy, Karmayogi Bharat, former bureaucrats.
- What
- The government is training officials on digital public infrastructure.
- Where
- Delhi, India.
- When
- The MoU was signed July 30, 2025; the first course is live now.
- Why
- To improve the use of digital tools within government.
Key facts
- Training Focus
- Digital Public Infrastructure
- Academy Partner
- Artha Global, eGov Foundation
- Lead Trainers
- Former MeitY Secretaries
- First Course Topic
- DPI Fundamentals and Implementation
- Inaugural Course Chair
- J. Satyanarayana
- First Course Date
- July 30, 2025
