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Digital governance in Mongolia and Taiwan: A gender perspective

Digital governance in Mongolia and Taiwan: A gender perspective The objective of this country report is to apply a gender lens to examine the development of digital governance in two democratic countries in the Asia-Pacific: Mongolia and Taiwan. By studying various contextual factors and presenting interpretations associated with gender and the process of digital transformation in these two countries, this research underscores the gender-based differences in ICT usage based on the available data from governmental and other official sources. The paper concludes with possible e-government practices that can help mitigate digital gender divide and transition to gender-sensitive, evidence-based policymaking that serves both genders. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Information Polity IOS Press

Digital governance in Mongolia and Taiwan: A gender perspective

Buyannemekh, Battulga; Chen, Tzuhao
Information Polity , Volume 26 (2): 18 – Jun 3, 2021
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IOS Press
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1570-1255
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1875-8754
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10.3233/IP-219005
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Abstract

The objective of this country report is to apply a gender lens to examine the development of digital governance in two democratic countries in the Asia-Pacific: Mongolia and Taiwan. By studying various contextual factors and presenting interpretations associated with gender and the process of digital transformation in these two countries, this research underscores the gender-based differences in ICT usage based on the available data from governmental and other official sources. The paper concludes with possible e-government practices that can help mitigate digital gender divide and transition to gender-sensitive, evidence-based policymaking that serves both genders.

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Information Polity – IOS Press

Published: Jun 3, 2021

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