One Step Forward, Two Steps Backward? : Does E-Government Make Governments in Developing Countries More Transparent and Accountable?

Many countries are in the process of transitioning from primarily paper-based administrative systems to digital systems through the application of information and communication technology (ICTs) as part of e-Government initiatives. Though much has...

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Main Author:	Lemieux, Victoria L.
Format:	Working Paper
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:	PUBLIC OFFICIALS ELECTRONIC RECORDS RECORDS MANAGEMENT POLICIES COMMUNITIES PUBLIC INTEREST E-MAIL DEMOCRATIC ACCOUNTABILITY ANALOG DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM DIGITAL ERA INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FREEDOM OF INFORMATION LEGISLATION POLICY FRAMEWORK PORTALS E-GOV STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK PUBLIC SECTOR GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT EFFICIENCY GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS DIGITALIZATION INFORMATION PUBLIC SERVICES E-PROCUREMENT E- GOVERNANCE RECORD KEEPING NATIONAL PRIORITY ELECTRONIC GOVERNMENT NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS SYSTEM E-SERVICES COMPUTER SYSTEMS INFORMATION SYSTEMS COMPONENTS E-GOVERNMENT COMPUTER SYSTEMS ANALYSTS INFORMATION DISCLOSURE CONTENT MANAGEMENT HARDWARE NEW TECHNOLOGIES DIGITAL COMPUTERS PROGRAMMING INFORMATION SERVICES E-GOVERNMENT AGENDA CITIZEN PARTICIPATION DEVELOPMENT OF E-GOVERNMENT TRUST IN GOVERNMENT DIGITAL WORLD FILES PUBLIC ACCESS TO GOVERNMENT E-GOVERNMENT INITIATIVES AUTOMATION LOCAL GOVERNMENT PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION REVIEW LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORKS GOVERNMENT TRANSPARENCY WEBSITES DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES SERVICE DELIVERY GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY E- GOVERNMENT DATABASES ELECTRONIC MEDIA DIGITAL RIGHTS GOVERNMENT PORTALS DIGITAL DIVIDE ACCESS TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PUBLIC SERVANTS KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT PUBLIC ORGANIZATIONS RECORDS MANAGEMENT COMPUTING USABILITY TRANSPARENCY ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS E-GOVERNMENT STRATEGIES OPEN GOVERNMENT SOFTWARE DIGITAL INFORMATION BASIC DELIVERY OF SERVICES REGISTRY SYSTEMS ACCESSIBILITY METADATA SYSTEMS TEXT MESSAGING EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION GOVERNMENT INFORMATION QUARTERLY DECISION MAKING INFORMATION EXCHANGE ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS ELECTRONIC FORM IMAGING CITIZEN ENGAGEMENT INTERNET MEDIA POLITICAL ACCOUNTABILITY PUBLIC AGENCIES COMPUTER APPLICATIONS GOVERNMENT AGENCIES FREEDOM OF INFORMATION SECURITY TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION DIGITAL GOVERNANCE MESSAGING STORAGE MEDIA DISCUSSION FORUM DIGITAL SYSTEMS IT WEBSITE NEW TECHNOLOGY AT PUBLIC ACCESS GOVERNMENT INFORMATION ACCESS TO INFORMATION LAWS PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY PUBLIC RECORDS MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SOCIETY TECHNOLOGIES EGOVERNMENT E‐GOVERNMENT DEMOCRATIC PROCESSES HTML STORAGE
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/08/24869414/one-step-forward-two-steps-backward-e-government-make-governments-developing-countries-more-transparent-accountable http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22496

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One Step Forward, Two Steps Backward? : Does E-Government Make Governments in Developing Countries More Transparent and Accountable?

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