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Technology that truly empowers is technology informed by the world, by the contexts they serve, and the fundamentally dynamic nature of the human race. MOSIP will be a country’s partner in the implementation of customised Digital Public Infrastructure, addressing the needs of an environment through inclusive, and human-centric design.

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MOSIP is currently in various stages of adoption in 11 countries, with over 95 million residents registered world-wide. In 5 short years, the platform has been assessed, piloted, and successfully rolled out in these nations, with several more active conversations underway.

MOSIP is currently in various stages of adoption in 11 countries:

In 5 short years, 92+ million residents have been registered on MOSIP-based digital ID systems, and the platform has been assessed, piloted, and successfully rolled out in many countries, with several more in the pipeline.

MOSIP’s dedicated technical and country dissemination teams engage closely with officials and decision makers in adopting countries, ensuring that technology is implemented in a manner that addresses specific geographical and cultural needs.

Advised by our expert team, country governments independently select a local System Integrator, biometric devices, and ABIS vendors. These parties then collaborate to customise, integrate, and deploy MOSIP for their national ID system.

Over the past few years, MOSIP has supported governments, local officials, and their selected commercial partners through:

- Transfer of code and documentation
- Transfer of knowledge to the Government and its System Integrator
- Support in the adoption, deployment, and maintenance of the platform
- Support in local capacity-building.

MOSIP works towards becoming more and more efficient in the deployment of digital ID solutions through initiatives like the MOSIP Partner Programme and the MOSIP Marketplace. As our commercial ecosystem of already-compatible partners grows to cover all geographies across the globe, governments may use the Marketplace as a directory of vendors who are at various stages of our compliance exercise.

Philippines

A country with 7,641 islands, the Philippines faced the challenge of registering residents in diverse environments, many with low access to connectivity. To address these challenges, the PhilSys ID system enabled offline, door-to-door pre-registration processes for residents. Registration officers of the PSA used offline tablet applications to collect initial demographic data and allot a scheduled time and place for biometric registration, making it much easier for residents in remote islands to be registered efficiently.

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