That divides into 61 percent who intend to use those investments to improve operation efficiency and 29 percent who say those purchases will assist in the delivery of programs and surveys. Forty-six percent say their technology limitations limited their ability to respond to the pandemic.  The crisis has also spurred greater attention from their sources of funding, with 78 percent saying some of their funders are requesting more attention on outcomes and impact. Obstacles reported to effective impact reporting include 56 percent lacking human resources to gather information; 51 percent who do not have a consistent framework to measure impact; and 49 percent who do not have the technology to gather information.