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To help you find tools relevant to your DPI journey, our guide provides three ways to discover these tools:

Principles: These form the foundational elements
of an ideal DPI.

Stakeholders: They are directly involved in developing and implementing the DPI and those affected by its existence.

Lifecycle: These consist of the broad steps to be taken
in order to develop and implement the DPI.

stakeholders

principles

lifecycles

We have identified 6 categories of stakeholders that characterise the
DPI ecosystem. Each category of stakeholder will give you the specific
set of tools most relevant to the chosen stakeholder category.

Public Sector

Private Sector

Development Actors

Open-Source Communities

Philanthropies

CSOs & End-Users

This is from Aapti's broader research engagement around DPI. For more information, have a look at our the DPI Approach Playbook developed by Aapti for the UNDP and India's G20 Presidency

stakeholders

principles

lifecycles

Public Sector

Private Sector

Development Actors

Open-Source Communities

Philanthropies

CSOs & End-Users

This is from Aapti's broader research engagement around DPI. For more information, have a look at our the DPI Approach Playbook developed by Aapti for the UNDP and India's G20 Presidency

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