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Most practices in: Azerbaijan (1) · Bhutan (1) · Congo (1)
Azerbaijan's ASAN Xidmet one-stop-shop centres, launched in 2012 and backed by mobile 'ASAN' buses reaching rural areas, digitised dozens of services and …
The Pacific Regional Connectivity Program built Tonga's first submarine cables (2013–2018), lifting broadband penetration from under 2% to 50% and cutting bandwidth …
Suriname's e-ID replaced paper ID cards with a biometric digital ID, backed by a legal deadline that forced adoption. By April 2022, …
World Bank-funded ($200M) programme that trained 10,591 youth in digital skills and delivered digital curricula to 402,757 school students, while improving 200 …
Bhutan's GovTech Agency built a blockchain-based, self-sovereign digital ID reaching over 230,000 users and 234,568 foundational credentials by March 2025 — about …
e-Mongolia, a unified e-government portal launched in 2020, grew from 181 to about 685 digitised services by 2022, reaching roughly 2 million …
A US$23.9M World Bank programme building submarine fibre to Príncipe, school connectivity, a data-interoperability platform, a national cyber-emergency team and a digital …
Grenada's US$8m share of a US$94m World Bank regional programme funds digital-skills training and an e-services portal, plus — after Grenada joined …
Kazakhstan's 2018–2022 Digital Kazakhstan programme paired national e-government (eGov.kz, Public Service Centres) with mass digital-literacy training, lifting its UN E-Government Development Index …
A US$37.5m World Bank-backed programme (US$30m IDA grant plus US$7.5m private capital) is building climate-resilient internet, digital government and digital-skills training across …
A $100M World Bank credit plus a €15M EU grant fund broadband expansion into rural 'dead spots', e-government services and digital-skills training …
A $68.5M World Bank loan funds Gabon's national legal-identity and e-government project, run by ANINF. In June 2024 the country relaunched its …
A US$20.05 million World Bank grant is funding climate-resilient fibre expansion across Upolu and Savai'i, stronger government digital services and a national …
A World Bank-financed $94M regional programme (Dominica's share: $28M) built shared government cloud infrastructure, digital ID and a 90+-service e-portal in hurricane-vulnerable …
A $10M World Bank-backed programme is building the Maldives' first national digital ID (eFaas) and expanding broadband competition to remote atolls, aiming …
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