The Peruvian government saw the opportunity to leverage digital technologies to increase transparency, rebuild trust, competence and credibility, and get closer to its constituents. In October of 2016, with the mandate to "bring the Government closer to its citizens through innovation," the government launched the Innovation Unit. In Peru, there was an increasing disconnect between society, markets, and public institutions. Lower than expected economic growth, a growing number of middle class citizens with unmet aspirations, and corruption had widened the gap between government and its constituents. In 2015, almost 94% of Peruvians perceived their central government as corrupt (vs OECD average of 65%). With digital transformation leaders who included Daniella Raffo, Heidi Uchiyama, and Zoila Palma, the Peruvian government saw an opportunity to use digital technologies as one tool to tackle the challenge. Case number 2171.0

【書誌情報】

ページ数：13ページ

サイズ：A4

商品番号：HBSP-KS1301

発行日：2020/1/8

登録日：2020/4/8