Titlebook: e-Governance for Development; A Focus on Rural Ind Shirin Madon Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 20

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Thuy Ngoc Dinh,Fenty Lidya Siregarof developing countries (OECD, 2003; UNDP, 2004). One application that has received special attention in recent years has been the use of ICTs in the pursuit of good governance, usually under the banner of e-governance. In principle, the deployment of ICTs to improve public sector governance is not

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Robyn Moloney,Lesley Harbon,Ruth Fieldingrts with a journey from the modernist concept of progress based on industrialisation and bureaucratic organisation in which the states provided the means by which development would be achieved. In the 1960s and 1970s, various alternative ideologies found expression such as basic needs and participat

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Acquiring Intercultural Competenceimately affects the implementation of development policies. According to current orthodoxy, ‘good governance’ is one of the key requirements for the achievement of democratic development. This perspective on governance consists of a bureaucratic and a political element. The bureaucratic element refe

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Spatial Optimality of Cultures,. It then presents a conceptualisation of e-governance for development drawing on key issues raised from earlier discussions of development and governance. The conceptual framework has different levels of analysis. At the macro level, of interest are the development policy priorities which exist wit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-39771-9nd unemployment. Since the late 1990s, Kerala has opened up to international investment and influence in development activities. Part of the state’s governance reform agenda has included the Akshaya telecentre project which aims to promote community development in rural areas. This chapter describes

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230277083he primary health centre (PHC) as the agency that would coordinate various health programmes with other social development priorities at the local level. Karnataka is one of the pioneering states in India in terms of its commitment shown to enforcing the Panchayati Raj legislation and therefore cons