Governance & Welfare Delivery | Core Project | Multi-state (proven at scale in Chhattisgarh)
An open-source DPI facilitating consent-based data exchange across departments for improved welfare delivery and transparency.
IPeG enables secure, consent-based sharing of data across government departments to improve public service delivery. By integrating systems such as Aadhaar and the Public Distribution System, it supports centralised social registries for accurate beneficiary identification and efficient Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) implementation.
Building a single, de-duplicated social registry from multiple department databases to identify eligible DBT beneficiaries accurately.
Cross-verifying ration-card (PDS) and Aadhaar data to reduce leakage and duplication in welfare schemes.
Real-time dashboards for state departments to track scheme coverage and service delivery gaps.
Citizen-facing services (e.g., registration/verification) built on the shared registry via the public IPeG Register portal.
Beneficiary and household registry data, PDS ration data, and scheme-enrolment data integrated at the state level; access is department- and role-based, with a citizen-facing registry/verification interface publicly reachable via the Chhattisgarh IPeG portal.
CDPG designed and built the open-source Data eXchange framework underpinning IPeG, and continues to support its expansion across sectors and states.
Proven at scale in Chhattisgarh; supports improved DBT implementation, transparency, and strengthened social safety nets.