Digital Public Goods and Digital Public Infrastructure expertise, grounded in government delivery.
I work with governments, development partners and system integrators to turn open technology into services people can depend on. My experience with OpenCRVS connects the product, the implementation ecosystem and the long-term realities of national transformation.
OpenCRVS is the centre of my work in this space. As Commercial Partnerships Lead, I work with the organisations building the capability to implement and support an open-source Digital Public Good at government scale.
An open-source civil registration system distributed under MPL 2.0. It is designed for national-scale services and millions of records, with open standards connecting civil registration to the wider government ecosystem.
Explore the technologyMy partnership work focuses on the people and organisations around the software. The OpenCRVS Implementation Partner Programme develops and assesses the skills partners need to deliver and support national systems.
Meet the partner programmeCivil registration connects to identity, health and social protection. OpenCRVS demonstrates integration with MOSIP and discusses the role of platforms such as OpenSPP. These illustrate the wider ecosystem in which a country makes its choices.
See interoperability in practiceAdopting a Digital Public Good is an organisational undertaking. The software is one part of a system that needs ownership, funding, people and a path to sustainable operation.
My starting point is the institution that has to run the service, and the people who need to use it. Open technology should strengthen their choices over time.
Map service needs, stakeholders, current processes and the policy and infrastructure environment.
Define the intended outcomes, delivery responsibilities, partner model and resources required.
Bring people, process and technology together through preparation, training and evidence from implementation.
Address support, local capability and handover before they become post-launch problems.
Expertise for the organisations commissioning, funding and delivering public digital services.
Support with DPG adoption, implementation readiness and the path from ambition to national service.
Let's talkHelp shape practical programmes, partner arrangements and delivery plans around public outcomes.
Let's talkSupport capability development, country engagement and preparation for government opportunities.
Let's talkOpenCRVS implementation guidance puts process redesign, institutional preparation and people alongside the technology. That is the space where my business, programme and partnership experience comes together: helping an open-source project become a service a government can sustain.
Read the implementation guidanceWhat I am building, what I am learning and the questions worth spending time on.
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I work with OpenCRVS as Commercial Partnerships Lead, supporting the implementation partner ecosystem. OpenCRVS is my main reference point for practical DPG and government-scale delivery experience.
No. Open-source software makes the code available under its licence. Access to personal records remains controlled. OpenCRVS supports government ownership, access controls and secure deployment.
I can advise on programme strategy, partnerships and implementation readiness across the wider DPG and DPI landscape. References to other platforms describe the ecosystem, rather than claiming that I personally delivered each product.
Share the country context, programme or partnership you are exploring. We can start with what is needed and who needs to be involved.
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