The first ever implementation of DaaS — DPI-as-a-Packaged Solution — is going live in Trinidad and Tobago in a test case. The DaaS implementation in Trinidad and Tobago is led by iGovTT, a local company supporting the country’s ICT, and the Ministry of Digital Transformation; with Deloitte as the service provider; INJI and the Modular Open Source Identity Platform (MOSIP) providing the digital public good (DPG); and Co-Develop, a global nonprofit fund, as the funder. Trinidad and Tobago’s DPI push is under the umbrella of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and its Accelerator Lab, which is part of a global UN initiative that works to address development issues through a combination of local technologies, digital tools, and cross-sector collaboration. A delegation of officials from Trinidad and Tobago visited India’s MeitY in 2023 to learn about the India Stack and digital public infrastructure developed in the country.