The digital sector is increasingly fundamental for achieving the EU’s external policy objectives. Digitalisation is crucial for job creation, advancing education and boosting competitiveness. Space-based services enable countries to address global challenges such as sustainable development, climate change, poverty and access to water and resources. Therefore, the European Commission’s Knowledge Hub Digital (KHD) aims to help the EC achieve the EU’s global ambition of promoting a fair, inclusive, gender-responsive, green and human-centric digital transformation worldwide.
Beneficiaries
The geographical scope includes ten jurisdictions: the European Union, Estonia, Belgium, the African Union, Kenya, Botswana, Ecuador, Jamaica, Singapore, and Kyrgyzstan.
Objectives
The Project’s objectives are to identify and analyse the legal instruments implementing e-Governance in ten different jurisdictions (European Union, Estonia, Belgium, African Union, Kenya, Botswana, Ecuador, Jamaica, Singapore, Kyrgyzstan) and prepare interactive and in-person training on the requirements and best practices related to e-Governance implementation with a focus on legal instruments.
