OPEN GOVERNMENT SOLUTIONS
Accelerate your digital transformation by reusing what works
Dive deep into a collection of the best digital government policies and strategies, standards and practices, and open source software created by governments around the world available for you to reuse.
Policies and strategies
Malaysia's digital strategy setting out the consolidated initiatives and targeted outcomes as it pertains to the citizen (rakyat), business and the government, across three phases of implementation up to 2030.
UK government’s Cloud First policy, introduced by the UK government in 2013.
Policy on use of free and open-source software (FOSS) published by 18F, a part of the Technology Transformation Services within the US General Services Administration’s Federal Acquisition Service.
The policy of the state government of Telangana which endeavors to drive large scale adoption of cloud within all its departments.
Standards and practices
Singapore’s Government Technology Agency Digital Service Standards guides agencies in how to implement their digital services for citizens and businesses.
The government of Brazil's user interface design standards and templates for creation of digital services.
Principles to guide the day-to-day work of BC Public Servants and contractors who are designing, developing, and delivering digital services.
UK government’s Technology Code of Practice is a set of criteria to help government design, build and buy technology.
Open source software
MOSIP is a modular identity platform providing all aspects of a digital, foundational ID system.
IO is an open source native mobile application for iOS and Android, providing an interface for citizens to manage their data and their digital citizen profile, receive communications, and complete in-app payments.
X-Road® is open-source software and ecosystem solution that provides unified and secure data exchange between organizations.
Use open source software to build the digital foundation of government services
Most public facing government services use similar functional components. Providing these components once, for all services to share, builds a strong digital foundation and enables innovation and experimentation to rapidly develop public services.
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