Registry

The OpenG2P Registry — a platform for building functional registries, and the domain registries that extend it.

OpenG2P Registry is an open-source platform for building functional registries — not mere databases — of individuals, non-human entities, and groups, designed to fit naturally into a country's digital public infrastructure. A single deployment hosts one or more Registers (Individual, Household, Farmer, …), each governed by change-management workflows, version history, consent-aware data sharing and a metadata-driven UI.

The platform is itself installable and ships a runnable reference registry. A domain registry — social, farmer, disability, … — is a thin extension on top of it, not a fork. So the platform and every registry built on it share one codebase, one Helm chart and one set of images.

New home: GitLab. These repositories are now developed on GitLab:

• registry-platform

• national-social-registry

• farmer-registry

github.com links in these pages refer to the earlier GitHub repositories, now read-only. They are kept so references to previous versions keep working.

In this section

OpenG2P Registry (Platform)	The platform itself — concepts, features, design, the developer zone, and how it is packaged and extended. Start here to understand how registries are built.
Farmer Registry	A registry tuned for agricultural use — Farmer and Household registers plus farm, land, crop, livestock and cooperative data.
National Social Registry	A registry for social protection — Individual and Household registers with the socio-economic data used to target and enrol programmes.

Both the Farmer Registry and the National Social Registry are extensions of the platform: each adds only its domain model, seed data, tests and a thin values overlay. See Deployment and Extension for how that works, and Use Case Implementation to build your own.