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Boosting antenatal care attendance and number of hospital deliveries among pregnant women in rural communities: a community initiative in Ghana based on mobile phones applications and portable ultrasound scans
Full text linkGovernment 2.0: Key Challenges to Its Realization
No full textNew methods for child psychiatric diagnosis and treatment outcome evaluatio
Government 2.0: Key challenges to its realization
Get PDFGovernment 2.0 is often presented as a means to reinforce the relation between state and citizens in an information age. The promise of Government 2.0 is impressive but its potential has not or hardly been realized yet in practice. This paper uses insights from various disciplines to understand Government 2.0 as an institutional transformation. It focuses on three key issues - leadership in government, incentives for citizens and mutual trust - and our analysis shows that Government 2.0 efforts are too often guided by overly optimistic and simplified ideas about these issues. Our discussion suggests that there are no easy, one-size-fits-all ways to address challenges of leadership, citizen incentives and trust: a contextual approach and hard work is needed to tackle these challenges. Realizing Government 2.0 means looking beyond the technology and understanding its potential in a specific situation
Synthesis and optical properties of powders of lutetium and yttrium double phosphates-doped by ytterbium
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Phospholipase A2 and its zymogen from porcine pancreas. VI. Histidine at the active site of phospholipase A2
No full textChemical Modification of Taipoxin and the Consequences for Phospholipase Activity, Pathophysiology, and Inhibition of High-Affinity Choline Uptake
No full textThe use of service channels by citizens in the Netherlands: implications for multi-channel management
No full textProton-Nuclear-Magnetic-Resonance/pH-Titration Studies of the Histidines of Pancreatic Phospholipase A2
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