E-Governance and Its Impact on Common Populace
Journal Title: JOURNAL OF COMMERCE AND TRADE - Year 2011, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
E-Governance and Its Impact on Common Populaceizens through access & use of information” Presently, E-Governance is more than a Government website on the internet. Political, social, economic and technological aspects determine the scope and success of existence of E-Governance. It may include a broad range of services for many segments of society. The most common areas of e-Governance application are electronic commerce and business regulations, taxation and revenue, law enforcement and courts, education, health and transport. E-Governance facilitates a competent, speedy and translucent procedure to disseminate information to the public and other agencies, and to execute Government administration activities. A lot of initiatives have already been taken in the area, but specialists clamour for things to be implemented. A lot of measures are still to be taken for authenticity and confidence in online transactions. This paper intended to focus on the objectives, scope, initiatives taken by E-Governance together with challenges faced during the implementation and Recommendations to overcome these challenges.
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Dr. Rana Zehra Masood
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