Conceptual Principles of Electronic Government Strategy Implementation in Ukraine in the Context of Economic Transformation

This chapter delves into the strategic implementation of e-government in Ukraine, emphasizing the crucial role of information and communication technologies (ICT) in transforming public administration. It explores the evolution of e-governance concepts, distinguishing between e-government, e-governance, and open government, and their interconnectedness. The text provides a detailed analysis of various e-government models, including administrative, consultative, participatory, and limited models, and introduces a matrix for comparing these models based on levels of administration and electronic participation. Additionally, it examines the global context of e-government, highlighting the United States' experience and the impact of ICT on public sector management. The chapter also discusses the specific challenges and opportunities for e-government implementation in Ukraine, including the need for systemic reforms, the importance of digital skills development, and the protection of internet freedom. The conclusion underscores the progress of e-governance in Ukraine and the necessity for further legal and systemic improvements to enhance the country's competitiveness and social welfare.