Quickening e-Governance in Myanmar

Arun Ramamurthy; Olivier Serrat

Quickening e-Governance in Myanmar

Ramamurthy, Arun; Serrat, Olivier | October 2014

Abstract

By linking technological change, systems development, operational innovation, and organizational adaptation, the impact of ADB's assistance should be enhanced service delivery capacity and effi cient public management of public services in the country. Already, there are exciting signs that ownership and synergies between government, academic institutions, and industry will advance the sustainability of that. What is more, the new e-government enabling environment should help channel and concentrate anticipated bilateral and multilateral development assistance in the ICT sector of Myanmar.

Citation

Ramamurthy, Arun; Serrat, Olivier. 2014. Quickening e-Governance in Myanmar. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/2993. License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.

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