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The document discusses bottlenecks to scaling and sustaining technology for development initiatives. It notes that policymaking is fragmented across multiple departments and ministries, without streamlined pre-policy processes, leading to dominance of certain voices. Policy formulation also lacks relevant data and evidence-based analysis. Resource allocation for technology initiatives does not always consider the ICT component or efficiency gains.
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