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Introductionof developing countries (OECD, 2003; UNDP, 2004). One application that has received special attention in recent years has been the use of ICTs in the pursuit of good governance, usually under the banner of e-governance. In principle, the deployment of ICTs to improve public sector governance is not

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Linking Governance and Developmentimately affects the implementation of development policies. According to current orthodoxy, ‘good governance’ is one of the key requirements for the achievement of democratic development. This perspective on governance consists of a bureaucratic and a political element. The bureaucratic element refe

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MIS for Rural Self-Employment Programmes in Gujarate from the international development community, a rural self-employment programme called the SGSY was introduced based on providing credit to self-help groups constituted from among the poor. Various concerns were identified with the SGSY related to selection of group members and schemes, capacity-b

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Health Information Systems in Rural Karnatakahe primary health centre (PHC) as the agency that would coordinate various health programmes with other social development priorities at the local level. Karnataka is one of the pioneering states in India in terms of its commitment shown to enforcing the Panchayati Raj legislation and therefore cons