Paper presented during the National Conference on " Women in e-Governance" held in India ( Annamalai University) on December 20,21,2004.
This paper has been compiled based upon findings and recommendations of various studies conducted by International organizations and is aimed at mapping regional ICT/e-Governance policy framework and legislation environment for India and other developing countries from a gender perspective and suggest measures directed at balancing the gender participation in formulating national policies on ICT/e-governance thereby narrowing the gender digital divide.
2. Nations in Cyber Era - Legal , Societal and Ethical Issues
I have been interacting with various government agencies and public sector undertakings during the course of my association with them as e-governance strategy consultant investigating the political , economic and social trends. One of the very important aspect of my work had been the study of likely changes the technology is poised to bring between government and the citizens in the coming decade. This paper throws light on some of these issues.
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