What is E-Governance?

• E-governance can be defined as the process of integrating ICT (Information and Communication Technology) to carry out the daily operations of governance.
• The main aim of this technology is to boost the ability of the government to address the requirements of the normal public.

What is E-Government?

• E-government, short for electronic government, refers to the use of information and communication technologies (ICTs) to enhance and streamline government operations, improve service delivery to citizens, facilitate public engagement, and promote overall efficiency in governance.

Challenges for e-Government Implementation

• Political & Bureaucratic leadership & commitment
• Awareness
• Infrastructure
• Resource Mobilization
• Effective Implementation ICT & its Application
• Cultural Barrier

Issues in E-Governance

• Digital Divide
• Cybersecurity Concerns
• Privacy Risks
• Resistance to Change
• Technical Infrastructure Challenges
• Lack of Digital Literacy
• E-Governance Fragmentation