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<h1>Ten Guiding Principles for E-government</h1>
        
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              Digital Divide Network
               
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              2009-04-06
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                      <a href="http://www.iconnect-online.org/sector/governance" target="_blank">Governance</a>
                  
                  


                
                
              
             
            
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                      <a href="http://www.iconnect-online.org/theme/strategies/" target="_blank">Policy, Regulation, and e-Strategies</a>
                      
                
              
                
                
              
             
            
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A number of guiding principles for e-government have appeared in recent
years.
They can be broadly classified into two categories:
(i) recommendatory, and (ii) prescriptive.
This article by Dr D.C. Misra, discusses Ten Guiding Principles for
E-government which may be more suited to developing countries. </span>
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        <p> A number of guiding
principles for e-government have appeared in recent years.
They can be broadly classified into two categories:
(i) recommendatory, and (ii) prescriptive.
This article by Dr D.C. Misra, discusses Ten Guiding Principles for
E-government which may be more suited to developing countries. </p>

        <h3>More on this:</h3>
        
        
        

        
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