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<b>Harnessing E-services for environmental sustainability in Liberia: Empirical Insights and Policy Implications for public sector</b>

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digital infrastructure

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paper
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The study examined the impact of e-service adoption on environmental sustainability within selected government institutions in Liberia using quantitative methods grounded in the Technology Acceptance Model and Systems Theory. The findings revealed that e-services significantly improve sustainability outcomes by reducing paper-based operations and administrative costs, although infrastructure, digital literacy, and electricity challenges limit full implementation.

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Environmental managementE-servicesEnvironmental sustainability policies

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CC BY 4.0

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