Difference between E-government and E-governance.

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 The key difference between E-government and E-governance are:-

  • e-Government is a system whereas e-Governance is a functionality.
  • Government means the application of ICT in government operations, as a tool to make a better government. e-Governance, on the other hand, implies the use of ICT in transforming and supporting functions and structures of the system.
  • e-Governance is a one-way protocol but e-Government is a two-way protocol(government to citizen and vice versa)
  • e-Governance is part of e-Government. e-Governance never comes alone.

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