United Nation eGovernment Survey Regional eGovernment Experts Workshop
- Reliability and consistency of data inputs
- Methods of computing indices are adopted by the UN
- Interpreting the results of the survey over time
Detail oriented stakeholders had noticed a gap within the eGovernment Development Index Report; following such observation, the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) took the initiative to gather experts in order to explore the challenges under one roof and share its outcome with the rest of the world. As a result, the framework of the Regional eGovernment Experts Workshop 2019 (ReGE19) was designed to bring key international experts together in order to explore issues and challenges concerning the eGovernment development indicators, learn from the best practices and share knowledge.
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