While all 193 UN member states now have national websites, most remain at low or intermediate levels of e-government development. By 2014, 64% of national government portals provided integrated links to archived information about disadvantaged groups. E-government can help governments deliver more effective and inclusive public services, increase transparency, and promote economic growth and disaster management. The top-ranked countries for online services in 2014 were France, Singapore, and South Korea due to their integrated e-services, mobile apps, and e-participation opportunities.

1. N D I A
WORLD E-GOVERNMENT SURVEY
(Source : UN E-Government Survey 2014 )
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2. Overall
 In 2014 for the first time, all 193 United Nations Member States now have
national websites, but the majority remain at the low or intermediate levels of e-
government development, termed emerging and enhanced stages in the United
Nations four stage online service model.
 By 2014, 64 per cent of the national government portals and websites provided
integrated links to sources of archived information (policies, budget, legal
documents, etc.) related to some disadvantaged and vulnerable groups, namely
people living in poverty, persons with disabilities, older persons, immigrants and
youth.
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3. Overall
 It is clear that e-government can contribute towards the post-2015 development
agenda by strengthening national capabilities, enhancing governments’
performance, increasing efficiency, effectiveness and inclusiveness of public
services, promoting transparency and reducing corruption in the public sector,
helping governments “go green”, facilitating effective disaster management,
favoring an enabling environment for economic growth, as well as promoting
social
 France ranks first in online service delivery in 2014, followed closely by Singapore
and the Republic of Korea. These countries stand out, among other things, for
their integration of e-services, expanded roll-out of mobile applications and
provision of opportunities for e-participation.
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4. World e-government leaders (2014)
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Country 2014 Rank
Republic of Korea 1
Australia 2
Singapore 3
France 4
Netherlands 5
Japan 6
United States of America 7
United Kingdom 8
New Zealand 9
Finland 10

5. Top Countries in Africa
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Country 2014 Rank
Tunisia 1
Mauritius 2
Egypt 3
Seychelles 4
Morocco 5
South Africa 6
Botswana 7
Namibia 8
Kenya 9
Libya 10

6. Top Countries in the Americas
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Country 2014 Rank
United States of America 1
Canada 2
Uruguay 3
Chile 4
Argentina 5
Colombia 6
Costa Rica 7
Brazil 8
Barbados 9
Antigua and Barbuda 10

7. Top Countries in Asia
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Country 2014 Rank
Republic of Korea 1
Singapore 2
Japan 3
Israel 4
Bahrain 5
Kazakhstan 6
United Arab Emirates 7
Saudi Arabia 8
Qatar 9
Oman 10

8. Top Countries in Europe
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Country 2014 Rank
France 1
Netherlands 2
United Kingdom 3
Finland 4
Spain 5
Norway 6
Sweden 7
Estonia 8
Denmark 9
Iceland 10