The “Algeria Electronic” Project and Its Role in Governing the Performance of Local Authorities to Achieve Sustainable Development Goals in Algeria

This article examines the "Algeria Electronic" project as a strategic initiative designed to enhance the governance of local authorities in Algeria and support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).The study explores the institutional and technological frameworks introduced by the Algerian government to modernize public administration through the integration of information and communication technologies (ICTs).These reforms aim to improve transparency, increase the efficiency of public services, and strengthen citizen participation in public decision-making processes.By analyzing the role of the Algeria Electronic project in simplifying administrative procedures and improving institutional performance, the research highlights how digital transformation within local authorities can serve as a fundamental mechanism for advancing sustainable development at the economic, social, and environmental levels.The findings suggest that the effectiveness of the Algeria Electronic project depends not only on technological infrastructure but also on the development of human capacities, institutional coordination, and the establishment of effective monitoring and evaluation mechanisms to ensure the sustainability of reform outcomes.