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Global E-Government Readiness Report 2005

Assesses the e-Government websites of 191 nations, identifies key factors for effective e-Government development, and recommends adoption of development strategies based on effective and indigenously appropriate utilization of ICTs.

Author	UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs
Organization	UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs
Publication Date	December 16, 2005
Summary	Assesses the e-Government websites of 191 nations, identifies key factors for effective e-Government development, and recommends adoption of development strategies based on effective and indigenously appropriate utilization of ICTs.
Audience	Policy-makers, e-Government managers
Focus	To examine the linkages between e-Government and human development and assess the existing disparities in access to and use of ICTs around the world
Strengths	Extensive compilation of international comparison statistics Cites many case studies Contains brand-new data
Weaknesses	Lengthy, especially for management level government officers Conclusion echoes traditional ideas May not provide policy-makers in developing countries with clear ideas on e-Government policies
Accessibility	Basic knowledge of e-Government

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