May 21-23, Tartu, the European Capital of Culture, hosted the 10th consecutive e-Government conference, which is annually organized by the Estonian E-Governance Academy.
Over 500 participants from 67 countries around the world engaged in the event. The conference featured 9 sessions and 9 keynote speeches that addressed the following issues:
1. Digital Success: Ensuring that everyone has access to public services and can equally participate in decision-making processes.
2. Education: Unlocking potential and opportunities for society to enhance public services and policies.
3. Cooperation: Emphasizing daily collaboration, active listening, mutual learning, and enjoying the process together.
Sophio Chachanidze, Partner of ACT, and Giga Chitishvili, Democracy and Good Governance Portfolio Lead at ACT, were engaged in the event.
Our team is dedicated to advancing the electronification of state services across Central Asia and the Eastern Partnership regions. The recent conference provided an extraordinary opportunity for participants to exchange lessons learned and share the latest trends in international practices related to e-governance initiatives. This experience empowers our team to provide timely consulting and result-oriented intervention mechanisms for organizations initiating change in our target countries and beyond.
Over 500 participants from 67 countries around the world engaged in the event. The conference featured 9 sessions and 9 keynote speeches that addressed the following issues:
1. Digital Success: Ensuring that everyone has access to public services and can equally participate in decision-making processes.
2. Education: Unlocking potential and opportunities for society to enhance public services and policies.
3. Cooperation: Emphasizing daily collaboration, active listening, mutual learning, and enjoying the process together.
Sophio Chachanidze, Partner of ACT, and Giga Chitishvili, Democracy and Good Governance Portfolio Lead at ACT, were engaged in the event.
Our team is dedicated to advancing the electronification of state services across Central Asia and the Eastern Partnership regions. The recent conference provided an extraordinary opportunity for participants to exchange lessons learned and share the latest trends in international practices related to e-governance initiatives. This experience empowers our team to provide timely consulting and result-oriented intervention mechanisms for organizations initiating change in our target countries and beyond.
