First, the interest costs of servicing this public debt leave the government with less money to spend on essential items such as infrastructure, the green transition, welfare programmes, defence and social security.
This report presents the results of two ‘Police Training and Motivation Perception’ surveys conducted by IDFC Institute in collaboration with Madhya Pradesh Police and BetaGov at New York University Marron Institute.
Digital Public Infrastructure does not merely enable digital analogues of traditional state-led governance systems; it has the potential to reimagine what governance entails in many respects.