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Here are some examples of e-government initiatives:

1. Digital Identity Verification:

• India's Aadhaar project: a unique identification number for citizens, used for various government services.
• Estonia's e-Residency program: allows non-residents to register and manage a business online.

2. Online Services:

• Australia's myGov: a portal for citizens to access various government services, such as healthcare and tax returns.
• Singapore's iCitizen: a mobile app for citizens to access government services, report issues, and participate in civic activities.

3. E-Procurement:

• India's Government e-Marketplace (GeM): an online platform for government agencies to procure goods and services.
• South Africa's Central Supplier Database (CSD): a database of registered suppliers for government procurement.

4. Open Data Initiatives:

• United States' Data.gov: a platform for government agencies to share data with the public.
• Canada's Open Data Portal: a platform for citizens to access government data.

5. Digital Payments:

• India's Unified Payments Interface (UPI): a mobile payment system for transactions between banks and merchants.
• Kenya's M-Pesa: a mobile payment system for financial transactions.

6. E-Health Initiatives:

• Estonia's e-Health system: allows citizens to access their medical records and consult with doctors online.
• Australia's My Health Record: a digital health record system for citizens.

7. Online Education:

• India's National Digital Library (NDL): a digital library for students and researchers.
• South Africa's Open Educational Resources (OER) platform: a platform for sharing educational resources.

8. Digital Governance Platforms:

• Singapore's GovTech platform: a platform for citizens to engage with government services and participate in civic activities.
• United States' 18F platform: a platform for government agencies to develop and deploy digital services.

9. Cybersecurity Initiatives:

• Estonia's Cyber Defense League: a team of cybersecurity experts that work to protect the country's digital infrastructure.
• Australia's Cyber Security Centre: a government agency responsible for protecting the country's digital infrastructure.

10. Digital Inclusion Initiatives:

• India's Digital Literacy Mission: a program to promote digital literacy among citizens.
• South Africa's Digital Inclusion Program: a program to promote digital inclusion among marginalized communities.

These are just a few examples of e-government initiatives. There are many more initiatives being implemented around the world to improve the efficiency, transparency, and accessibility of government services.