Excellence in Digital Government
This five-day course provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of the critical factors and challenges to consider when seeking to achieve excellence in digital government.
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Course Dates: Registration closes on 1 June 2025 |
Funder: EU Global Gateway Tutors: Ntsibane Ntlatlapa and Lucienne Abrahams Provided by the LINK Centre in partnership with
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In-person course (max. 30 participants) Apply via ITU Academy site (details below). Course is free-of-charge to the 30 accepted applicants. Location: |
Course Overview
This five-day course provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of the critical factors and challenges to consider to achieve excellence in Digital Government. The course is organised into three main themes:
- The contours of digital transformation: The social and economic benefits of digital technologies.
- Governance in the digital era: How digital technologies impact government operations, from administrative, sectoral, and public service perspectives.
- Digital government strategies: The governance, regulation, and ethical requirements for digital government.
The course combines knowledge sharing and skill development in the above areas.
This course is aimed at:
- Regulatory professionals and researchers
- Decision-makers and professionals active in policy and law-making, particularly those working in national and local government policy units and national and regional regulatory authorities
- Individuals engaged in legal drafting and parliamentary oversight
The course is also beneficial for professionals working in:
- Digital government
- Regulatory departments of consulting and digital service provider companies
- Lawyers, journalists, union officials, and non-governmental organisation (NGOs)
Learning outcomes
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Assess the implications of digital disruption for the governance of society and the economy.
- Evaluate value creation in digital government innovations.
- Design of digital government strategies.
- Define the core systems needed for digital government.
- Determine the requirements for governance, regulation and ethics.
- Evaluate data-driven and evidence-based decision- and policy-making.
Course Administrator
Nokhanyo Yolwa, LINK Centre Short Course and Degree Coordinator
nokhanyo.yolwa@wits.ac.za, tel: +27-11-717-4193
Course Convenor
Dr. Ntsibane Ntlatlapa, LINK Centre Associate Professor
ntsibane.ntlatlapa@wits.ac.za cc: nokhanyo.yolwa@wits.ac.za
Application for Registration
To apply for registration, please create an account with the ITU Academy, and then apply here via the online form.