Abstract
The four countries are selected and compared based on their use of e-government as a tool
to work and share information more effectively while delivering better services to the
public. It also provides a general understanding of e-government and uses different
variables to discuss the reality of e-government development and e-participation over the
last few years in these four countries. In view of this, the time series data are collected from
the United Nations e-government survey to highlight developing trends in e-government
along with issues and challenges, best practices, and opportunities for the development of egovernment. As a result, this study finds that real e-government remains a distant hope in
these countries due to the expense of supplying technology, a lack of infrastructure, limited
human capital and a weak private sector.
Jin-Wan Seo, Hasan, Md Golam Mehedi. (2015) Where Are E-governments in South Asian Countries? A Comparative Approach, South Asian Studies, Volume 30, Issue 2.
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