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government agencies can reach unprecedent levels of transparency, agility and frauds and corruption detection
and control.
E-government play a central role in developing transparency and accountability because is fundamentally about
visibility, accessibility and extensibility, and these are the core ingredients for transparency in government.
However, e-government is just a tool, and transparency depends as much on how that tool is used as it does upon
its mere existence. Government agencies have to be motivated to distribute information online, and automate
processes that are otherwise subject to corrosive, corruptive influences.
Laws and regulations to curtail corruption is the first step. Transparency laws are essential for democratic
societies and societies moving towards democracy. The second step is to have within any given jurisdiction a
government campaign denouncing corruption and making it clear that corruption will not be countenanced. Brazil
is having recently serious corruption scandals—perhaps it is prime examples of citizens taking a zero tolerance
approach to pilfering of government funds or accepting bribes. The third, and most important, is changing the
culture itself. Open government allows all citizens to potentially be embraced in the workings of government.
Disclosure is a weapon to bring down corruption.
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