New development: E-governance, public policies, and sustainability

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Authors: Qiong Wang, Yaying Zhou, Hind Alofaysan
Cited by: 2
References: 11

Abstract

IMPACTThis study provides new evidence that digital governance is a powerful tool for reducing sustainability uncertainty. It is particularly relevant for senior policy-makers, public administrators, digital government units, and environmental regulators in G7 economies. The findings indicate that investing in e-government systems and data-driven public administration will improve transparency and policy credibility, thereby increasing confidence among investors and other stakeholders involved in green and low-carbon initiatives. For practitioners, the results highlight how digital tools support green investment decisions and accelerate progress toward the low-carbon transition and SDGs 13 and 16.

Fields of Study & Subjects

E-Government and Public Services Healthcare Facilities Design and Sustainability Information Society and Technology Trends

Publication details

Journal / source
Public Money & Management
Publisher
Informa UK Limited
Volume
46
Issue
5
Pages
675–679
Publication date
30 January 2026
Language
EN