Below is a collection of links to relevant resources that individuals can look to when preparing their application to receive digital public good recognition, or interested in contributing to the DPGA’s efforts.
Learn about the definition of digital public goods, including the history, and why they matter.
Answer a few questions to quickly determine if your digital solution is far off from becoming a digital public good.
Read the DPGA Secretariat’s policy that is used by the technical team to review all digital solutions to ensure they meet the DPG Standard’s requirements.
Learn the general requirements for a digital solution to be recognised as a digital public good.
The step-by-step support documentation for digital solutions seeking to submit a DPG application.
Visit the official knowledge base for all additional resources, guides, and templates that can help digital solutions with their DPG application and for successful DPGs to continue to improve their project within the focus areas of the DPG Standard.
Explore what people have been asking regarding submitting a DPG application—you may find an answer to a similar question there.
Join the public space for the community of DPG product owners and contributors to discuss, collaborate, and share knowledge and opportunities. If you’re considering becoming a DPG, you’re welcome, too!
Sign up to receive the DPGA’s monthly newsletter.
Learn about the DPG Standard which establishes the baseline requirements that must be met in order for a solution to earn recognition as a digital public good.
Explore the list of all approved digital public goods. Click on them to learn how they meet the DPG Standard.
Learn how to use our API to fetch the data of all approved digital public goods on the DPG Registry.
A curated list of best practices for Digital Public Goods — covering community, security, architecture, testing, and usability.
A curated list of relevant standards for Digital Public Goods — covering interoperability, security, data exchange, and sector-specific protocols.
Propose additional standards and best practices