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Richard Heeks, “Avoiding eGov Failure -- Ideas About Overall Vision and Strategy,” IDPM, University of Manchester, UK (2003)
e-Government for Development, “Achieving Success / Avoiding Failure in e-Government Projects”
The Pacific Council on International Policy, “The Roadmap for E-Government in the Developing World,”(April 2002)
Richard Heeks (Series Editor), iGovernment - Information Systems, Technology and Government: Working Papers and Short Papers
Australia – “Better Practice Checklists”
Richard Heeks, “Most e-Government-for-Development Projects Fail: How Can Risks be Reduced?”
“The Basic Building Blocks of e-Government,” Chapter 5 in “e-Development: From Excitement to Effectiveness” (World Bank 2005).
Failure, Success, and Improvisation of Information System Projects in Developing Countries.
Information Society Commission (Ireland), “e-Government: More Than an Automation of Government Services” (2003)
Aid Management Platform (AMP)
UNDESA, “Guiding Principles for Successful e-Government.”
The Commonwealth Center for Electronic Governance.
Andrea Bardelli-Danieli, “How do I plan an e-government website?” (2004).
OECD, “The Hidden Threat to E-Government - Avoiding large government IT failures” (2001)
World Bank, “Building blocks of e-government: lessons from developing countries.”
The Pacific Council on International Policy, “The Roadmap for E-Government in the Developing World”(April 2002)
UKgovTalk: Setting Standards for Seamless Electronic Government.
Local e-Democracy National Project, “Business Case Toolkit.”
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e-Government for Development, “Achieving Success / Avoiding Failure in e-Government Projects”
The Pacific Council on International Policy, “The Roadmap for E-Government in the Developing World,”(April 2002)
Richard Heeks (Series Editor), iGovernment - Information Systems, Technology and Government: Working Papers and Short Papers
Australia – “Better Practice Checklists”
Richard Heeks, “Most e-Government-for-Development Projects Fail: How Can Risks be Reduced?”
“The Basic Building Blocks of e-Government,” Chapter 5 in “e-Development: From Excitement to Effectiveness” (World Bank 2005).
Failure, Success, and Improvisation of Information System Projects in Developing Countries.
Information Society Commission (Ireland), “e-Government: More Than an Automation of Government Services” (2003)
Aid Management Platform (AMP)
UNDESA, “Guiding Principles for Successful e-Government.”
The Commonwealth Center for Electronic Governance.
Andrea Bardelli-Danieli, “How do I plan an e-government website?” (2004).
OECD, “The Hidden Threat to E-Government - Avoiding large government IT failures” (2001)
World Bank, “Building blocks of e-government: lessons from developing countries.”
The Pacific Council on International Policy, “The Roadmap for E-Government in the Developing World”(April 2002)
UKgovTalk: Setting Standards for Seamless Electronic Government.
Local e-Democracy National Project, “Business Case Toolkit.”
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