E-Government and Public Administration: The Panacea for Good Governance in Developing Economies


Authors : Kaspa O Abah; Dr. Christian A. Abah

Volume/Issue : Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 12 - December

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DOI : https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.14558043

Abstract : E-Government initiatives have increasingly been touted as transformative tools for achieving good governance in developing economies. This academic article explores the intersection of E-Government and public administration, examining their potential to enhance transparency, efficiency, and citizen engagement. By reviewing case studies and scholarly literature, this paper evaluates the benefits, challenges, and strategies for implementing E-Government systems in the context of developing economies. It concludes with recommendations for policymakers on leveraging E- Government to foster sustainable development and improve public administration.

Keywords : E-Government, Public Administration, Good Governance.

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E-Government initiatives have increasingly been touted as transformative tools for achieving good governance in developing economies. This academic article explores the intersection of E-Government and public administration, examining their potential to enhance transparency, efficiency, and citizen engagement. By reviewing case studies and scholarly literature, this paper evaluates the benefits, challenges, and strategies for implementing E-Government systems in the context of developing economies. It concludes with recommendations for policymakers on leveraging E- Government to foster sustainable development and improve public administration.

Keywords : E-Government, Public Administration, Good Governance.

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