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This article summarizes the e-residency program's advantages, limitations, and features, aiding governments and entrepreneurs in exploring digital governance.
As governments increasingly explore digital governance models, Estonia’s e-Residency program is an interesting example of an initiative that has been considerably successful, both from a public policy and private enterprise perspective. In the article, I summarize the program’s advantages and limitations, provide insights into its features, and share insights that can assist governments as they consider implementing their own e-residency programs, and be of assistance for entrepreneurs as they compare various e-residency programs in a rapidly growing economy.
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