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A Model for Building Trust in E-Government

E-government is increasingly being perceived as panacea for a transparent and accountable administration. Yet e-government is a complex phenomenon that is not yet fully understood and grasped by most people. The concepts of e-government and e-governance can better be understood in the context of government and governance respectively. Government refers to exercising state power, the governing body of a state, or the way by which a state is governed. The term government also refers to an administration, regime, executive, rule, leadership, command or AbstrAct