Useful web links on e-Governance (Source : ICEG website of IIT Delhi)

1.       http://www.pisgroup.biz/megap
An explanation of the Municipal e-Government Assessment Project (MeGAP)

2.       http://www.psigroup.biz/megap/index.php?content=summary_wave2
Ranking of US cities over 100,000

3.       http://www.psigroup.biz/megap/index.php?content=best_practices
An online best practices guide

4.       http://www.psigroup.biz/megap/index.php?content=regional_analyses
Regional assessments of three US metropolitan regions

5.       http://www.digitalpartners.org/pubs/expansive.pdf

6.       http://www.pacificcouncil.org

7.       http://http://www1.worldbank.org/publicsector/egov/
The World Bank’s e-government page includes information and case studies from developing countries on e-government organized by country, sector or objectives as well as links to external studies on e-government, many from developed countries.

8.       http://www1.oecd.org/puma/pubs/
The OECD’s Web site offers downloadable reports (in PDF format) on various aspects of government, public participation and ICT including, e.g. OECD Public Management Policy Brief No. 8, The Hidden Threat to E-Government: Avoiding Large Government IT Failures (2001).

9.       http://www.egovlinks.com/world_egov_links.html
This portal offers resources on e-government including reports, news and links sorted by category.

10.   http://www.man.ac.uk/idpm/idpm_dp.htm#ig
Two online reports that offer a framework and training materials on e-governance for development are available at this link from the University of Manchester.

11.   http://www.excelgov.org/techcon/index.htm
The Web site for the Intergovernmental Technology Leadership Consortium of the Council for Excellence in Government has information on e-government, including public surveys from the US and an award competition.

12.   http://www.digitalgovernance.org
Digital Governance is a project that explores and disseminates innovative models by which ICT can be used in developing countries to lead to better governance.

13.   http://sosig.esrc.bristol.ac.uk/roads/subject-listing/World-cat/polcom.html
This site of the Social Science Information Gateway, part of UK Resource Discovery Network, offers links to numerous papers, reports, news, governmental and non-governmental organizations addressing e-government.

14.   http://www.hicss.hawaii.edu/diglib.htm
The site for the annual Hawaii International Conference on Systems Sciences has a Digital Library with conference papers from all prior HICSS conferences which includes papers, many technical in nature, on various aspects of ICT including customer relationship management, e-commerce and ICT for healthcare.