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Understanding Costs and Benefits Practice Guide: Costs of an e-Government Project Identifying User Costs Identifying Benefits Analytic Models for Measuring Costs and Benefits Resources on Cost-Benefit Analysis Financing Practice Notes: Securing Funding by Showing Value in eGovernment Issuing Bonds Donor Support Cost-sharing with Private Sector through Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) Private Partnership Case Studies Resources on Public-Private Partnerships Service Fees Advertising Additional Resources on Costs and Financing

Introduction to e-Government Theme II: Planning and Designing e-Government Projects Chapter 5: Costs and Financing Additional Resources on Costs and Financing

Additional Resources on Costs and Financing

• Michael G. Mimicopoulos, “E-government funding activities and strategies”  (UNDESA 2004)
• OECD e-Government Project, “Expert Seminar on Cost and Benefit Analysis of e-Government” (2006)
• Gyandoot: A Cost-Benefit Evaluation Study (2002)
• Darrell West, “Global e-Government, 2005,” Brown University, Center for Public Policy (2005)
• UN DESA, “World Public Sector Report 2003: e-Government at the Crossroads”
• eUser, Conceptual and Analytical Framework (2004)

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