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Strengthening Public Service Delivery through E Government Development in Somalia

Domaine:

digital infrastructure

Type de record:

paper
Créateur:
MahAbdBurAbd
Éditeur:
Spr
Hôte:
Abstract E-government has significant potential to improve public service deliver, transparency, and accountability in Somalia. However, fragmented institutions, week digital infrastructure, limited digital literacy, and inadequate governance framework continue to constrain progress. This letter highlights key implication challenges and argues that Somalia should prioritize interoperable systems, institutional capacity, inclusive digital access, and stronger legal frameworks to ensure that digital transformation contributes to effective and equitable public service delivery.

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