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Oecd E-government Studies: Egypt 2013 Oecd Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

This  report analyses e-government implementation in Egypt and presents a series of recommendations for action.

Table of Content :

Assessment and proposals for action
Chapter 1. Introduction
-The Arab Spring and the new role of ICTs
-Structure of the report
-References
Chapter 2. The e-government context in Egypt
-The institutional structure in Egypt
-The history of e-government in Egypt
-Key drivers for e-government
-E-government approaches
-References
Chapter 3. Challenges to e-government
-Organisational challenges
-Budgetary challenges
-Infrastructural challenges
-Regulatory challenges
-Digital divide
-References
Chapter 4. E-government leadership in Egypt
-E-government leadership at the political level
-E-government co-ordination and collaboration
-CIOs as e-government co-ordinators
-References
Chapter 5. Implementation of e-government
-ICT skills in the public sector
-Procurement, public-private partnerships and outsourcing
-Awareness and marketing
-Monitoring and evaluation
-References
Chapter 6. E-government service delivery architecture
-Service delivery architecture
-Common business processes
-Service delivery channels
-Information sharing and data exchange
-References
Chapter 7. Outputs and outcomes of e-government
-Service maturity
-ICTs for effective policies
-Public sector efficiency
-Up-take of online services
-References
Chapter 8. New ways forward: Using ICTs for openness
-ICTs for open and inclusive policy making and service delivery
-Transparency for accountability and integrity
-New technologies to support the elections processes
-References
Annex A. OECD E-government Survey results
Annex B. Methodology
-Independence, neutrality and verification of inputs
-Definition of the analytical framework
-Inputs
Bibliography