Iceland e-gov maturity index by dimension 2022

As of October 2022, the six dimensions that make up the digital government maturity index in Iceland stood on a relatively same level. According to this index, Iceland had an index score of 0.12 for proactiveness which refers to the governments’ capacity to anticipate the needs of users and service providers to deliver government services proactively. Overall, Iceland's digital government maturity index score was 0.64 out of 1.

Digital government maturity index score in Iceland as of October 2022, by dimension

Characteristic	Index score (0-1)
Digital by design	0.11
Data-driven public sector	0.1
Government as a platform	0.11
Open by default	0.08
User-driven	0.11
Proactiveness	0.12
Total	0.64

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January 2024

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Region

Iceland

Survey time period

January 1, 2020 to October 31, 2022

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The source adds the following information clarifying the data and each dimension:

Index: 1=highest digital government maturity

Digital by design: measures how digital government policies are designed and implemented to enable the public sector to use digital tools and data in a coherent way when formulating policies or transforming public services.

Data-driven: measures government’s advancements in developing the governance and enablers needed for data access, sharing and re-use across the public sector.

Government as a platform: measures the deployment of common building blocks such as guidelines, tools, data, digital identity and software to equip teams to advance a coherent transformation of government processes and services across the public sector.

Open by default: measures openness beyond the release of open data, including efforts to foster the use of technologies and data to communicate and engage with different actors.

User-driven: measures governments’ capacity to place user needs at the core of the design and delivery of public policies and services.

Proactiveness: measures governments’ capacity to anticipate the needs of users and service providers to deliver government services proactively.

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