Local resources

•  Implementing E-Government: Report of the Regional Workshop
•  Road Map for e-Government in the Developing World
•  e-Government for Better Government
•  Institutional Leadership for Transformation
•  The 2006 Waseda University e-Government Ranking
•  Egypt: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  China: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Costa Rica: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Senegal: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Jordan: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Sri Lanka: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Russian Federation: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Macedonia: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Brazil: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Estonia: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Philippines: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Republic of Korea: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Slovenia: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Qatar: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Czech Republic: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Dubai: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Mexico: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Colombia: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Chile: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Romania: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Israel: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Nigeria: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  India: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  South Africa: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Hong Kong: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Botswana: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  African E-Governance: Opportunities and Challenges
•  Cost-Benefit Analysis of E-Government Investments
•  2005 Report to Congress on the Implementation of the E-Government Act of 2002
•  Evaluating the Development Impact of E-Governance Initiatives: An Exploratory Framework
•  Danish e-Government Strategy 2004-2006
•  Failure, Success and Improvisation of Information Systems Projects in Developing Countries
•  Most e-Government for Development Projects Fail: How Can Risks Be Reduced?
•  The Adele Project: E-Government Strategy, France – 2004-2007
•  Compendium of Innovative e-Government practices: Volume 1
•  e-Government in China
•  Most eGovernment-for-Development Projects Fail: How Can Risks be Reduced?
•  Understanding e-Governance for Development
•  Building e-Governance for Development: A Framework for National and Donor Action
•  The Basic Building of Blocks of E-Government, chapter 5 in “E-development From Excitement to Effectiveness”
•  Balanced E-Government
•  Administrative Corruption: How Does E-Government Help?
•  Expanding E-Government: Improved Service Delivery for the American People Using Information Technology
•  The Cape Online E-government Programme -- E-Government Strategy Provincial Government of the Western Cape
•  eGovernment Leadership - Realizing the Vision
•  Provincial Government of the Western Cape: Cape Gateway Project Evaluation
•  Government of Pakistan: e-Government Strategy and Five Year Plan for the Federal Government
•  Gyandoot: Rural Cybercafes on Intranet: A Cost-benefit Evaluation Study
•  Opening Gateways: A Practical Guide for Designing Electronic Records Access Programs
•  e-Accessibility of public sector services in the European Union
•  High Payoff in Electronic Government: Measuring the Return on e-Government Investments
•  Strengthening Procurement Capacities in Developing Countries
•  E-Strategies Monitoring and Evaluation Toolkit
•  OECD Policy Brief: Checklist for e-Government Leaders
•  Global E-Government Readiness Report 2005
•  Policy Formulation and e-Strategy Development -- A Comprehensive Guidebook
•  Hungary: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Singapore: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  China: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  Namibia: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  e-Government in China
•  Botswana: e-Government Policy, Law and Regulation Survey Report
•  e-Government Strategy
•  e-Readiness in Africa, ICT Infrastructures for e-Governance
•  e-Government Analysis for Madagascar
•  e-Government Strategy
•  Overview of e-Readiness in SADC Countries
•  Increasing Efficiency and Accountability through E-Government
•  e-Land Registry Joint Declaration
•  Beyond e-Government”
•  e-Government in Eastern Europe: Re-thinking Public Administration
•  Global E-Government 2005
•  e-Government from a User’s Perspective
•  Implementing E-Government: Report of the Regional Workshop
•  eUser: Conceptual and Analytical Framework
•  eUser: Survey Results and Good Practice Examples
•  e-Parliaments: The Use of ICT to Improve Parliamentary Processes
•  Online Availability of Public Services: How is Europe Progressing?
•  The Digital Leapfrog: Performance Management, Governance and ‘LeapFrog’ Improvement
•  Building Semantic Webs for e-Government with Wiki Technology
•  Road Map for e-government in the Developing World
•  Government's Role in IT Security
•  Going beyond ERP: A Roadmap for Transforming Government Enterprises
•  Implementing ERP Systems in the Public Sector: Nine Sure Ways to Fail – or Succeed
•  Fostering trust and transparency through government information systems
•  Evaluating Total Cost of Ownership for Software Platforms: Comparing Apples, Oranges and Cucumbers
•  Enhancing E-Government in Developing Countries: Managing Knowledge through Virtual Communities
•  Information Technology in Government: An Action Plan for Bangladesh
•  CISC Working Paper on e-Government
•  The e-Government Code: The Italian Best Practices on E-Government
•  UNESCO E-Government Toolkit for Developing Countries