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Limited internet access can’t stop e-service development
It may sound like a paradox, but there is much, much more to it. In this episode of the Digital Government Podcast, we return to the Asian islands – southeast in the continent – to address public service development in Timor-Leste (https://
All that matters to make Tonga’s cyberspace more secure
Making national cyberspace more secure does not pertain only to protecting it from cyber-attacks. It is a day-to-day job, a commitment to small best practices too that do make a difference – and help prevent disruptions in our work activiti
20 years of e-Governance Academy
That’s right. e-Governance Academy is turning 20 years old this year! Two decades of digital transformation; of understanding societies through the lens of technology; of advising governments worldwide on how to reap the benefits of digital
Let’s sum up the year 2022!
Another year has passed. Another year in which e-Governance Academy has been involved in digital transformation projects worldwide. Most might have expected calmer waters after exiting the emergency situation of the COVID-19 pandemic. Inste
Digital skills for full-fledged digital society
Digital skills are essential for the development of a full-fledged digital society. We can – and should – expect both companies and governments to develop their services in the most user-friendly way, to actually serve customers and citizen
Digital transformation in Brazil, and how Estonia can help
Based on essentially all wiki facts and general information, Brazil and Estonia could not be more different. Geographically, culturally, and socially. And still, as we luckily very often saw happen in the past years, these too have a joint
Cyber attacks in the Western Balkans and the way out
It was just June (https://ega.ee/blog_post/podcast-blog-cybersecurity-capacity-western-balkan/) that we were talking about improving cybersecurity capacity in the Western Balkans area. And a few months later, between August and September, t
Digital identity – usage across borders, in the EU and beyond
Digital citizens in a digital Europe? We are not quite there yet, but significant steps forward have been made in recent years with eIDAS. And progress doesn’t stop at the borders of political Europe, as a bilateral agreement between the Un
Digital identity – types, approaches, lessons learned
We could never say it enough – digital identity is a must-have to make societies more digital. It has been around for some time already, so it is natural that types and approaches to its development vary, between contexts and country specif
Building a future-ready society in Sarawak, Malaysia
In Borneo Island, Malaysia, the largest of the 13 states making up the country has an ambitious plan – to turn the region into a digital economy powerhouse of the area. Through the works of the Sarawak Digital Economy Corporation (SDEC) (ht
