The 14th edition of the International Conference on Theory and Practice of Electronic Governance (ICEGOV 2021) will take place in Athens, Greece, 6-8 October 2021.

The conference aims at exploring how the synergies among the communities of technology, policy, and social cohesion can be a positive factor for sustainable development in our quest of tackling the great problems that still shake our societies and advancing towards a higher quality of living while preserving our planet.
ICEGOV took place for the first time in 2007, in Macau. It was the beginning of a journey that has led the conference and its participants to 12 different cities spread over 11 countries and 5 continents. In all its past editions, ICEGOV addressed pertinent subjects for academics, practitioners, and decision-makers in the EGOV domain. During the year 2020, despite the COVID-19 pandemic that hit the world, the conference still took place in a fully-online format, in real time.
After thirteen editions, ICEGOV has become a source of significant research and policy insight, able to reach national and global policy, industry and research audiences.
This year, despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, it is our hope and goal that the conference can take place in its usual format, in October 2021. Athens is set to be the host city, and it certainly has a lot to show for those who visit it! Join us!
Details
The programme includes keynotes from EGOV leaders worlwide, high-level panel discussions, roundtable sessions organized by renowed international organisations with work in the field and presentations by leading researchers. For further information visit the ICEGOV website.
Main tracks:
- Track 1 | Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things in governance
- Track 2 | Distributed ledgers and Blockchain technologies in governance
- Track 3 | Privacy, security, legal informatics, and ethics in digital governance
- Track 4 | Bridging research and practice in governance and policy-making
- Track 5 | Digital governance and geographic inequalities
- Track 6 | Digital governance assessment methods
- Track 7 | Digital transformation of public services and administration
- Track 8 | Open and collaborative governance
- Track 9 | Smart sustainable cities, regions, and communities
- Track 10 | Digital Governance in light of social, political, economic, and environmental crises
- Track 11 | Doctoral Colloquium
- Track 12 | Industry and Public Sector
- Track 13 | Poster Exhibition
- Track 14 | Digital Governance, COVID-19 and post-pandemic challenges