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e-Governance in small states

By: Ming, Anthony, ed | Awan, Omer, ed | Somani, Naveed, ed

Publisher: Commonwealth Secretariat ; London ; 2013Description: xv, 133 p; ill., tblsISBN: 978-1-84929-102-6Subject(s): INFORMATION EXCHANGE | GOVERNANCE | CARIBBEAN | ACCESS TO INFORMATION | SMALL STATES | TECHNOLOGYOnline resources: Click here to access online Summary: Outlines the conditions and processes involved in planning and execution of e-government projects. Provides a framework of the conditions for e-governance success in small states; highlights good practices in terms of leadership, corporate governance, consultation and strategy development, financing, and monitoring and evaluation. Elaborates key steps in the successful implementation of e-governance, including the development of legislative, regulatory and policy components, ICT architecture, standards and infrastructure.

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Outlines the conditions and processes involved in planning and execution of e-government projects. Provides a framework of the conditions for e-governance success in small states; highlights good practices in terms of leadership, corporate governance, consultation and strategy development, financing, and monitoring and evaluation. Elaborates key steps in the successful implementation of e-governance, including the development of legislative, regulatory and policy components, ICT architecture, standards and infrastructure.

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