Value proposition
1. Introduction
2. Value proposition for governments
2.1. No license fees or vendor lock-in
2.2. Quickly configurable for country context
2.3. Local capacity and ownership
2.4. Data sovereignty and hosting choice
2.5. Global community and peer learning
2.6. Standards-based interoperability
2.7. High performance and scalability
2.8. Security and compliance
2.9. Free upgrades and ongoing support
3. Value proposition for Systems Integrators
3.1. Configurable platform for global RFPs
3.2. Centrally maintained core product
3.3. Digital Public Good status
3.4. Business development and capacity building
3.5. Ongoing product development and research
4. Value proposition for development partners
4.1. Contributes to strategic development outcomes
4.2. Integrated programming and measurable impact
4.3. Standardised, rights-based product
4.4. Compliance with UN standards
4.5. Designed for low-resource settings
4.6. Empowers local ownership and capacity
4.7. Global CRVS community
Conclusion
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