Fithya Findie

Fithya Findie currently serves as the Country Operations Advisor for Asia at the Centre for Digital Public Infrastructure (CDPI), where she leverages her extensive background in multilateral diplomacy and public sector strategy to support the development of scalable digital infrastructure across the region. In this role, Fithya plays a pivotal part in engaging with governments, regional organizations, and key stakeholders to foster innovative solutions that address societal challenges such as digital inclusion, data privacy, and equitable access to public services. Her expertise in public policy analysis and stakeholder management enables her to navigate complex political and institutional landscapes, ensuring the successful implementation of digital initiatives aligned with national development goals.

Throughout her career, Fithya has demonstrated a keen ability to facilitate capacity building and foster partnerships that accelerate digital transformation efforts. Her experience working with organizations like the ASEAN Secretariat and the World Bank has provided her with a nuanced understanding of regional dynamics, enabling her to craft strategies that promote sustainable and inclusive digital ecosystems. At CDPI, she is instrumental in supporting countries to build population-scale digital infrastructure, leveraging her skills in public diplomacy, media relations, and corporate communications to advocate for policies that enhance societal resilience and economic growth.

Fithya’s deep expertise in international relations and corporate social responsibility further enriches her approach, ensuring that digital infrastructure projects are not only technically sound but also socially responsible and aligned with broader regional development objectives. Her leadership in capacity building initiatives and her ability to foster multi-stakeholder collaborations make her a vital asset in advancing Asia’s digital public infrastructure agenda, ultimately contributing to more connected, inclusive, and resilient societies.