Estonian experience in inclusive e-government by Mr. Arvo Ott, e-Governance Academy, Estonia
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Presentation and useful links:
e-Estonia - https://e-estonia.com/
Estonian Clusters - https://www.estonianclusters.ee/language/en/
Connected Health - http://connectedhealth.ee/
Smart City Lab http://smartcitylab.eu/
ITL and ICT Cluster - https://itl.ee/estonian_ict_cluster
Startup Estonia - https://www.startupestonia.ee/
Garage48 - http://garage48.org/
Prototron - http://prototron.ee/en/
Ajujaht - http://www.ajujaht.ee/en/
Level11 - https://level11.ee/
EU projects
DIGINNO - https://www.diginnobsr.eu/
SME2G0 - http://sme2go.eu/
Technology competence centers
https://www.estonianclusters.ee/cluster-partners/tehnoloogia-arenduskeskused/
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