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Digital government during the coronavirus crisis

Institute for Government,
19 November 2020, United Kingdom

With the coronavirus crisis accelerating the digital transformation of public service delivery and government use of data, the government must learn quickly from what has, and has not, worked if it is to effectively serve citizens during and beyond the pandemic.

https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/publications/digital-government-coronavirus

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