Top 75%
in this catalogue (794 scored practices)
Scores cluster high, so position within the catalogue is often more telling than the number alone.
Evidence of impact / measured public value2/3
Concrete, officially reported adoption figures (13,000+ registrations in one day) plus an independent award roughly 18 months later, but no published outcome data (fraud reduction, time saved, error rates).
Transparency, fairness & accountability1/3
Official government authority (iGA) named the launch and figures publicly, but no independent audit of the facial-recognition system's accuracy, bias or data-protection safeguards has been published.
Transferability / demonstrated replication0/3
Digital-ID/eKYC is a widely used pattern, but no evidence was found of another jurisdiction replicating Bahrain's specific eKey 2.0 implementation.
Scalability beyond pilot2/3
Deployed nationally from day one across ~14 entities with a stated path to scale into Bahrain's unified MyGov/national portal ecosystem, not a localised trial.
Governance, capability & sustainability2/3
Run by the national eGovernment authority (iGA) with a named private technology partner (Beyon Connect); continuity is evidenced by the platform still operating and winning an award 18 months post-launch.
Evidoria. eKey 2.0 — Bahrain's AI-Driven Digital Identity and eKYC Platform. Persistent ID: d6c5f28e-294e-4744-84d4-0462518de94d.