E-government Information System For Monitoring And Evaluatlng Government Services: A Case Of Uganda Government

General Introduction Governments have been striving since the late 1990’s to find better ways to connect with their constituents via the Web. By putting government information online, and making it easily accessible, understandable, and usable, people can now interact with their government in ways never before imagined. This concept is dubbed “electronic government”, or eGovernment. (Robinson, David,Yu, Harlan, Zeller, Felten, William, 2008). Unfortunately, effective e-Government has not been easy to accomplish,  given the unique challenges that Uganda government face in collecting, managing, …