Digitalization and Data Can Vastly Improve Public Service Delivery for Citizens
In our series of letters from African journalists, novelist and writer Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani looks at the challenges facing the public sector in developing countries, including Europe and Central Asia, as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic and the economic impact of digitalisation.
Source: blogs.worldbank.orgPublished on 2021-03-31
Related news
- Ahana Achieves AWS Data & Analytics ISV Competency Status
- Pipeline Report : Several blockbuster drugs are poised to go bigger and broader
- Visa appoints Avanthi Colombage as Country Manager for Sri Lanka & Maldives
- Massive opioid settlement nets $39 million for Horry County , Myrtle Beach , Pee Dee region
- How covid - 19 impacted journalism in emerging economies and the Global South
- Net zero committee proposes creation of climate data utility
- What Vietnam needs to do to become a digital powerhouse
- HIQA publishes database of statutory notifications from care units
- Coronavirus Update : Ontario declares state of emergency , issues stay - at - home order as cases surge
- Global Digital Intelligence Markets Analysis Report 2021 : Law Enforcement and BFSI - Technology Solutions and Capabilities that will Enable Further Market Growth and Spending
- NASA Space Apps Challenge , the largest global hackathon in the world , which is at its tenth edition globally and the sixth in Romania , kicks off registrations
- UNESCO - United Nations Educational ,[...] ( via Public ) / How citizens can engage in educational planning and policy
- Here is what it will take to fix NZ infrastructure problems
- Climate Data Steering Committee Proposes Recommendations for the Development of First - Ever Publicly Accessible Climate Data Utility
- Vive La Diffrence ? American and French Healthcare Fraud , Waste , and Abuse Laws | Pietragallo Gordon Alfano Bosick & Raspanti , LLP