Tallinn e-Governance Conference 2018

Leading e-Governance experts, decision makers, donors and civil society groups will meet in Tallinn, Estonia to discuss challenges governments are facing when trying to meet the expectations of digital citizens.

Conference topic

Tallinn e-Governance Conference 2018 topic is “Governance for Digital Citizens”. This topic will be discussed from four perspectives:

• Digital Citizen
• Digital Rights and Freedoms
• Personalised e-Governance
• Digital Platforms for Digital Citizens

Who is the Conference for?

Government decision makers and strategists from countries implementing national e-Governance strategies

Donor organisations supporting development of open, transparent and efficient governance practices via IT solutions

Companies developing e-Governance applications and assisting governments with their implementation

Participation

The key goal of the conference is to help governments develop their use of e-services in a meaningful and future oriented way. In doing this, focusing on a citizen and user centric perspective is crucially important if governments want their e-services to be widely used.

Our desired audience would be public officials from all different regions of the world, in charge of e-governance development. This will provide a practical hands-on discussion and experience exchange on the necessary level of detail. It will also benefit those countries that have not yet established the necessary public structures, to learn from the existing experiences of their peers and colleagues.
Ministerial level participation will be strongly encouraged. Political leadership and will is usually of key importance in sustainable e-governance development. Countries such as Namibia or Mauritius serve as good examples in this context.

Additionally, donor organisations and development cooperation agencies shall be invited together with representatives of the business community.

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