Laying the Groundwork for Population-Scale Digital Transformation

This initiative is not just about rolling out a single system—it is about catalysing long-term digital transformation through robust, scalable infrastructure. The MoU outlines a multi-faceted approach that includes:

• Technology Transfer – eGov will assist iGovTT in configuring, deploying, and maintaining DIGIT to ensure smooth adoption.
• Capacity Building – A structured training program will equip iGovTT’s teams with the technical expertise to operate and expand the platform independently.
• Scalability Planning – While land records are the first use case, the agreement sets the stage for future digital services in urban governance, public finance, sanitation tracking, and digital healthcare.

To ensure sustained progress, the initiative will establish steering committees, conduct periodic assessments, and implement structured reporting mechanisms. These efforts will enable continuous refinement of digital strategies and long-term success.

The partnership is designed to be self-sustaining, allowing iGovTT to take full control of platform operations while maintaining ongoing collaboration with eGov for strategic guidance.

A Model for Regional Digital Governance

For Trinidad & Tobago, this project represents more than just a technology upgrade—it’s a shift toward a transparent, efficient, and citizen-focused public service delivery. By adopting open-source digital public goods, the country ensures that its digital infrastructure remains cost-effective, adaptable, and scalable.

This partnership is also expected to catalyse similar efforts across the Caribbean, setting a benchmark for other governments seeking to modernise public services through sustainable, scalable, and well-structured digital transformation strategies.