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A Classification-Based Framework for Public–Private Government Software Delivery in Ethiopia

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digital infrastructure

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paper
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Asc
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Zenodo
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This preprint presents a classification-based framework for determining appropriate delivery modes for government software systems in Ethiopia. The framework distinguishes strategic governance and assurance responsibilities from software implementation and introduces a four-axis classification instrument based on data sensitivity, system criticality, sovereignty exposure, and domestic supplier-market depth. The framework is situated within Ethiopia’s Digital Ethiopia 2030 policy context and informed by comparative international experience. This version is a preprint and has not undergone formal journal peer review.

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Digital GovernmentDigital Ethiopia 2030Government Software DeliveryPublic–Private Digital DeliveryDigital TransformationGovernment ProcurementGovTechEnterprise ArchitectureDigital SovereigntyPublic Procurement for Innovation+3

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