Innovations in Science and Technologies Volume 1 Issue 6 (2024) · pp. 82-95
TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY IN DIGITAL GOVERNANCE
Yakhshiboyev R.E., Yakhshiboyev R.E., Kudratillayev M.B., Kudratillayev M.B.
Abstract
The concepts of transparency and accountability are paramount in the realm of digital governance, serving as foundational principles for ensuring effective and ethical public administration. This article delves into the mechanisms and strategies that enhancem transparency and accountability within digital governance frameworks. Through a detailed examination of various digital governance models and case studies, this research identifies best practices and potential pitfalls. The study also explores the role of technology in fostering open government, citizen participation, and the protection of public interests. By analyzing these aspects, the article provides insights into the future directions for policy and practice in digital governance.
transparency, accountability, digital governance, public administration, open government, citizen participation, technology, policy, ethical governance
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