Digital Public Infrastructure for Food Systems in BRICS+: Building Interoperable Networks for Market Stability

As global food systems face mounting pressure from climate change, geopolitical disruptions, and supply chain fragmentation, Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) is emerging as a transformative solution within BRICS+. This report delivers a deep strategic analysis of how interoperable digital ecosystems can stabilise food supply chains, reduce price volatility, and enhance cross-border agricultural trade.

By integrating certification systems, forecasting tools, procurement platforms, and real-time data governance, BRICS+ nations can unlock unprecedented efficiency and transparency across food markets. The report highlights key developments including digital certification to reduce trade barriers, predictive analytics for climate shocks, and the growing role of private agri-tech players alongside public institutions.

It further explores critical challenges such as regulatory fragmentation, cybersecurity risks, and uneven digital capacity, while presenting scenario-based insights into the future of food system integration. The findings make a compelling case for coordinated governance, financing, and technological alignment to position BRICS+ as a global norm-setter in digital agriculture.

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